Nathan Payne shows off childhood certificates he kept in a binder, from a 1998 emergency service merit award at age seven to a 2002 "Most Likely to Appear in a Movie" award. He talks through why he saved them and jokes about photographing the pages before throwing the binder away.
I found this a lot because my parents are going to throw away. I was like, don't throw that away. Right here we got the certificate of merit, Cobb County. I grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, in emergency service. So I went through a little, uh, emergency service class and I got a certificate in 1998. How old was I? 7 years old. It's a freaking win. And this is just a bunch of stuff like, like certificates I thought, why not keep in a little binder, right? Let's see, I graduated from high school, got 4th place in JV wrestling, made the Varsity team athletic awards, dedication to learning and sense of humor. They thought it was funny back in the day. Amazing. Cobb County Certificate of Honor. Look at this ghetto thing. Certificate of Excellence, most likely to appear in a movie. What? I didn't even remember that. In 2002, so 10 years old, they thought I could appear in a movie. That's freaking hilarious. What else? Anyway guys, I keep a lot of the certificates I won because why not? It's cool. Maybe I'll take some pictures and I can throw away the binder one day.
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