Nah, I’m not buying that. I didn’t even want a long conversation, or anything, my girlfriend looked up, saw it was him and smiled, turned to tell me it was him and before we could turn back he was already sprinting out the door.

Imagine if you are famous, you have to expect this sort of stuff, fans come up to people all the time and their reactions define who they are. I’ve had countless experiences with celebrities who don’t care about it. Sat next to Michael B. Jordan at a restaurant, said hi and i liked his films and went on with our meals. Met Arnold Schwarzenegger randomly on a field trip to Sacramento, nicest guy and he kept it short, even while he was the governator! Jim Nantz is a god when it comes to this, he’s amazing with fans Doesn’t mind a 20 minute conversation, honestly at the end you feel like you’re trying to end the convo with him. Bill Murray even is the nicest guy to all his fans. Clint Eastwood! Keeps its simple and short and sweet with fans, acknowledges and moves on.

And at the end of the day, our consumption pays for their bills. Look at how Keanu Reeves treats people.

We were letting him live his life and who he is is someone famous from a tv show, that’s his recognition. Dude acted like he was Justin Bieber who just unsuspectingly walked into a room of 300 teenage girls. It was two fans who spotted him in an almost empty record store where he lives. I bet if you are a fan (I’m guessing because you’re commenting) and you spotted him, and his reaction was to run in the opposite direction as if you were the plague, then you’d think differently of him too. I can’t stress enough the dude physically ran away. You can be cordial to fans and cut things short, tons of celebrities do it.

Lastly, i loved the show (last season was a little redundant) but i don’t really respect how he treats fans. There were a million other ways he could’ve handled it aside from literally running away.