spent the first five seasons of his career playing in Carolina, but apparently, he doesn't Cole Hamels Jersey want anything to do with with the anymore, at least based on his actions at an autograph se sion this week. Hardy was signing autographs in Dallas when a fan showed up and asked him to a sign a Panthers mini-helmet. Unfortunately for the fan though, Hardy is no longer signing Panthers mini-helmets.The 38-year-old fan didn't go home sad though because Hardy did end up signing something for him: Craig Kimbrel Jersey A $100 bill. Hardy literally took a $100 bill out of his pocket and then signed it for the fan.Greg Hardy at the Owner's Box in Dallas. Wouldn't sign fan's Panthers helmet. Pulled $100 outta pocket, signed that Jon Machota (@jonmachota) "I was a little irritated because I spent $37 on the mini helmet," the fan said, via . "But he Mike Montgomery Jersey offset it by throwing down the $100 bill. I was a little surprised. It made me feel better."Money seems to have that effect on people. On the other hand, if that Ryne Sandberg Jersey guy still wants his autographed helmet, he can and buy this one for $99.99. Then he gets a helmet, PLUS he pockets a penny. Capitalism at its finest.As for Hardy, he said he gave the money away to "show love.""That's for the fans, man," Hardy said. " Alec Mills Jersey You got to show love."It's not that surprising that Hardy has money to give away, after all, the Panthers did pay him $13.1 million last season to play in a total of one game.