About 6-7 years ago, I attended a hacker convention and of course I made the rounds to pick up swag. American Express had brought a limited supply of fidget sp

About 6-7 years ago, I attended a hacker convention and of course I made the rounds to pick up swag. American Express had brought a limited supply of fidget spinners, and they were in extremely high demand. I was unable to secure one of my own. PayPal had the best cache of stuff. They had this earphone holder that was designed like a fishbone. You were supposed to wrap the cord around the "ribs". Then I also picked up a shirt that said on the back "report phishing attempts to phishing@paypal.com". I wore the shirt in public and a woman accosted me at a bus stop. She asked me if I worked for PayPal, which I denied. Then she told me anyway about some dispute she had. I decided to stop wearing the shirt and other swag that wasn't directly related to me.