It’s hard to prepare for your 15 minutes of fame. I can’t say I had on Tuesday night, when Rafael Devers fouled a ball that landed directly behind our group. The TV cameras found us, and my life is forever changed.

Here’s my advice, should you ever find yourself in this situation:

• If you can’t be the guy giving a foul ball to a kid, be near the guy giving a foul ball to a kid.

• Smile at the child and clap to properly conceal your jealousy that you’ve never received a foul ball in three decades of going to games.

• Don’t chew sunflower seeds. You’ll get caught awkwardly reaching your hands to your mouth.

• Wear your dad’s old Starter jacket so people take your fandom seriously. That thing’s seen Candlestick, you know.

• Brag about the accomplishment to your newsletter readers, who definitely didn’t think anything of the guy near, but definitely not a part of, this delightful moment.

Up next: The Giants go for the series win against the Astros, who are a game over .500 and somehow sitting in first place. The American League is something else this year. First pitch at 12:45 pm.

Lights, camera, foul ball