Bobby Sharp isn't afraid of much, but something that is extremely debilitating that he can't shake is a super irrational fear of styrofoam. He wasn't always afraid of styrofoam, in face he used to play in those styrofoam peanuts that come in packaging when he was kid. For some reason though, on his 14th birthday, he suddenly became petrified of it when removing a hockey helmet from its packaging. The feeling of it against his fingers makes his spine tingle. The sound of it, you know that squeaky one? It nearly makes his ears literally bleed. There isn't any real good reason why this is the case, nor was there anything specific that triggered it. No traumatic moment or anything like that. It just suddenly happened without him even realizing it. It is not something he really shares with his teammates, and he always makes sure to have a water bottle around so he doesn't have to use styrofoam cups anywhere.