GREG.

[thecynicalguy.livejournal.com]

I need to post here more often. Anyway, awhile back, I posted about one of the episodes being shot just a block away from my house in North Hollywood. Now I've had a second encounter: I saw Greg (Eric Szmanda) at the Starbucks near my job in West LA. He was wearing a lot of blue (blue top...I think it was a sweater, blue jeans, blue shoes) and I think he just bought a bottle of water. Even skinnier than I expected in person, and also looked older and meaner. LOL. Not that he looked mean, but he wasn't smiling and seemed intent on getting out of there.

Back in the day (i.e. 2005), I did a small project on him for my investigative reporting class. Basically I had to display how much I could find out through public property records. I read in the LA Times that he bought a house here in the San Fernando Valley, so I researched it and found an address and other documents. Anyway, I didn't bother him while he was in Starbucks because I KNOW I would have mentioned that old project. And then he would have thought I was a stalker. Not good. LOL. Anyway, just thought I'd share.

Comments

[rachelishxc.livejournal.com]

i've thought of that. and i thought of the fact that it was in highschool. people change after highschool ,and notice how mean/stupid they were..i choose to believe that that's the case...i pretty much live in a pit of denial

[musicluvr325.livejournal.com]

Yes. People change all the time. I'm not the same person I was even a year ago. So I go with the change thing.

Just also, how many times are people that are just a little aloof/shy/closed/guarded said to be mean, asshole, bitches?
I know it's been said about me.

So until I meet him, or I'm given a full reason (video/interview type of thing) I'll just go with he's a normal guy that seems nice.

In other words I'm with you in the pit.