The Real World Hollywood First Impressions

My roommates and I had the new Real World: Hollywood DVR'd, so we decided to give it a gander last night. I'm a Real World purist, so it was immediately disappointing that there was no gay guy/closed-minded country boy duo. However, it does look like this cast has a good amount of potential volatility. Joey and Greg look like they will both eventually try to kill somebody. I'm also not sure I'll ever give a shit about these people. They're all "aspiring" to be this or that. I'm actually surprised that the Joey guy has been likeable so far... I'm really looking forward to his "I WASN'T LIKE THIS UNTIL I CAME HERE" outburst. The three girls are not very exciting at all. Will is cool. Alex and I have started the official Will from Real World Hollywood Das Wassup Count. The count currently stands at 3.

There's a lot of wife beater in that hot tub

Rembrandt van Rite Aid

I haven't made an entry into the bat-shit-crazy category for a while. But when I walked into the Rite Aid before work earlier this week, I encountered something out of the ordinary. I wanted to grab a meal-in-a-bar product and passed a guy sitting in a folding chair. I quickly realized that he wasn't interested in purchasing said chair -- he was drawing. Rite Aid is a drug store ... and he certainly wasn't drawing the beef jerky and Gatorade that were right in front of him. So now you can understand why I was pretty shocked that a creepy looking guy had posted up in the middle of a store at 9AM.

Luckily, I was able to snap a I'm-just-casually-looking-at-my-phone picture of him on my way back towards the front of the store. I was a little bit afraid that he might notice me taking the picture and try to kill me... but I knew that it would make for great blog filler. While cropping/tagging the picture, I decided it would be interesting to try and see what he was drawing. There's a 300% zoomed and rotated copy of his notepad in the lower left. No, that is not a person drawing the same thing that he is while standing behind him. I'm pretty positive it's a city over some body of water ... so half of it is a reflection. I went into Rite Aid this morning and did not see the scribbling genius at work. I did see the chair though...

Rembrandt van Rite Aid only works in the shade... BOO YAH