Alison is too good for Evan.
Jan. 21st, 2003 01:09 pmOkay, I'll admit I'm watching "Joe Millionaire." What's surprising me is that I'm really liking it. Eric and I actually look forward to watching the show on Monday nights. That's just so pathetic.
But, I like Zora and Alison. Those other girls, they're all the same, I can't even keep their names straight. Alison and Zora are real people, and I can tell that if Evan had had to get rid of two people last night, it would have been both of them.
Evan is a numbskull. Pretty to look at, yes, but there doesn't seem to be much else to him.
Not one of these girls has asked him what he has been doing with himself and his money the past two years. I've heard one ask him (the first week, I think) whether he ever planned to work in the future, and of course he got all freaked out because of course he has to go work in a few weeks.
BTW, he's no construction worker. He's faking all of us out. It was pretty obvious when we saw him talking to Paul the butler (or whatever that cute little older guy is) about how his shirt got ripped "on a combine." Nobody rips a shirt on a combine. People lose arms in combines. A combine is a massive piece of farm equipment, not construction equipment.
No wonder he only makes $19,000 a year. He doesn't even know what kind of equipment he's operating.
Yeah, right.
But, I like Zora and Alison. Those other girls, they're all the same, I can't even keep their names straight. Alison and Zora are real people, and I can tell that if Evan had had to get rid of two people last night, it would have been both of them.
Evan is a numbskull. Pretty to look at, yes, but there doesn't seem to be much else to him.
Not one of these girls has asked him what he has been doing with himself and his money the past two years. I've heard one ask him (the first week, I think) whether he ever planned to work in the future, and of course he got all freaked out because of course he has to go work in a few weeks.
BTW, he's no construction worker. He's faking all of us out. It was pretty obvious when we saw him talking to Paul the butler (or whatever that cute little older guy is) about how his shirt got ripped "on a combine." Nobody rips a shirt on a combine. People lose arms in combines. A combine is a massive piece of farm equipment, not construction equipment.
No wonder he only makes $19,000 a year. He doesn't even know what kind of equipment he's operating.
Yeah, right.