My friend got Strauss Zelnick to sign his GTA 6 poster, and I didn't believe him at first

I was in a PlayStation party the other night, just rambling about GTA 6 like we all do, and this guy I sort of know chimes in with something wild. He says he has a signed GTA 6 poster from Strauss Zelnick himself. Obviously I called BS. Who wouldn't?

But then he starts dropping receipts. He showed me the email chain. He actually reached out to Strauss, asked if he could send a poster to get signed, and Zelnick's office replied with an address. The email address checked out, it was legit. He mailed the poster, and a while later it came back with a signature.

I still can't wrap my head around it. The CEO of Take-Two taking time to sign a random fan's poster. I know Zelnick has a reputation for being a bit of a suit, but this is a pretty cool move. Makes me wonder how many other people have tried and actually gotten something back.

Anyway, I saw the poster over a video call and it's real. Not some printed autograph, you can see the pen marks. He's got it framed now. I'm not gonna lie, I'm a little jealous.

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ngl i'm too broke to even pre-order and your homie's out here getting ceo autographs. if i mailed a poster i'd probably get an invoice for shipping. maybe i'll try it with a printed walmart receipt lol

Zelnick actually responding is wild. Most C-suite execs route that stuff straight to the shredder.

Your boy's got solid chain of custody on that evidence. Framed and everything.

if i mailed a poster i'd probably get an invoice for shipping

Real talk. I'd get a certified return receipt and still end up with a cease and desist.

I wonder if it was a Sharpie or something fancier.

if i mailed a poster i'd probably get an invoice for shipping

Maybe I'll try a cheap print and see.

I don't even have time to hang posters anymore. Mailing one to New York sounds like a whole weekend.

if i mailed a poster i'd probably get an invoice for shipping

My kid would find it first and turn it into a crayon test. It'd probably be the only autograph in my house.