Here's a good one - in 1980-1981ish, my Uncle, who was then 13-14, found A. James Manchin - the Secretary of State of West Virginia and the uncle of Senator Joe Manchin - passed out drunk in the dugout at his school's baseball field. IIRC, Manchin had earlier addressed the school on the dangers of drunk driving that same day.
As for me, I have plenty.
When I met Donald Trump, I yelled out to him "Mr. Trump, we're with you!" He turned around and said "I'm with you guys!" and kept walking down the ropeline.
Allen West has pointed me out during a speech, and gave me the nickname "Mad Max" when he was my Congressman, because I used to see him at a lot of events.
I hung out briefly with Roger Stone for a few minutes between radio broadcasts at the same event I met Trump at, and he was very, very, very nice. Extremely humble and seemed very much at ease.
Lindsey Graham was a total jerk. I met him the day as Trump and Stone at the Sunshine State Summit. I posted about it at the time, but basically he grunted when I asked for a picture, because it was such a chore to take a picture with me and the seven other people who stayed to hear him speak.
Kamala Harris showed up when I was voting last November. Like, I was in line and she literally showed up, got out of her car, walked right past me, shook some hands, and went on her way. I have the picture on my Instagram.
I talked to Ron Paul on C-SPAN's Washington Journal once. I was so nervous I could barely breathe, but I got through.
My friend had a similar experience with Rick Santorum (separate from when I met him.) He really wanted to ask the then-presidential candidate something. So he ran down a hallway to ask the question, stopping him before he got on the elevator and was really animated above it. Afterwards he heard Santorum say to the people with him "boy, that guy has issues!" or something to that effect.
