I loved the racket so much and I can’t buy that kind anymore because it’s extinct now. The shape and the beauty of the racket was so mesmerizing and its performance was way off the charts. It was a racket any tennis player would bow down to. I met this guy at the Shoreline Center tennis courts. He had this godly racket. I was hypnotized by it. Voices came to my head and said it would be better if I possessed it. So when the guy went to the restroom the racket was in his bag. Without thinking I took the racket from his bag and left home. On the way back home (taking the bus) I spaced out, just in a part of my mind where I ask myself questions (conscience). I asked myself was this worth it, staring at the racket. It’s the best racket ever. After thinking about 20 minutes I thought I should go back and put it back where it belongs. Racket Technology is always improving racket after racket, so the best decision is to wait until the best of the best has arrived. I saved enough money; I can buy the racket once it comes out. Until then, I’ll stay with my own racket.

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