He continues to look fabulous...A++ wardrobe department!

Not just an ice cream/food truck, one with a pink sombrero?! Yes!

That Bert Show clip is hilarious! And it made me feel a lot better about the level of my fangirling lol.

He looks so.. good! I know i'm fangirling but awwh;))

This Bert-show cilp is really nice! Love to hear others fangirling about Zac! :)))

Ha! My value system is validated. I said here some time ago that he could have auctioned off just the seat cushion from his old Alero for big money.

He could auction off a t-shirt he's worn but not washed yet for a great deal of money. I'd throw in for a sniff or two. I've always wondered what he smells like. I imagine in his natural habitat, he's musky with a hint of sweet(though I bet it was way sour a year or two ago) w/ a whiff of deodorant.

people have said he smells great but then i'm like ew he smokes sometimes which is no bueno to me. my throat closes up at the slightest hint of cigarette smoke. but god do i love a great smelling guy.

I think the ice cream truck driver played a pediatrician in "Neighbours". But I'm not sure.

Dear Lord (though the Lord's got nothing to do with it), that first picture:

Zac looks great. I love him in a suit.

I see via Twitter that some of the Georgia fans have their claws out because they waited 9 hours in the rain and he didn't wave at them...reminds me a bit of the entitlement we saw back during AAP filming.

I'd be upset too but I'm sorry if you chose to stand 9 hours in the rain, that's your decision. I don't care who you are, I wouldn't stand outside that long in inclement weather for anyone. And I certainly wouldn't tweet random accounts insulting his manners for it either and saying he needs to remember he's a guest in town.

Not saying the boy doesn't have his faults, but sheesh. Some people give my Southern home a bad name.

"he needs to remember he's a guest in town."

I thought guests were supposed to receive hospitality, not provide it.

There was no social contract saying "if you show up and wait for hours, I'll wave to you."

Exactly. I'm not defending him at all because let's be real, it takes like 2 seconds to wave at the fans and I'd be really upset too. It's just the principle of it all...there's never a guarantee when you go celeb stalking and calling him an asshole, etc. just seems a little over the top. I wasn't there so I can't speak for what actually happened, but still...

And forget a wave, I would've held out for a hug;)

i think for me the reason i'd hesitate ever to be so extreme as to call someone an asshole, esp in that situation is, i don't know why he didn't engage. maybe he just got bad news, maybe he's having a shit day, maybe he pinched a nerve and can't move his shoulder. i don't fucking know his life. it helps that i know how frequently he is nice to fans and/or strangers... so i know the bigger picture of who he is.

but i think this is also just sort of who i am... like even when i'm driving and i cuss someone out for a shitty driving tactic, i take a step back a second later and am like... idk maybe they have a reason for being a bad driver today. maybe they really are running late to work and needed to go first at the four way stop even if they don't have right-of-way so they don't get fired. though if i'm grumpy, i just cuss them out and drive on lol. /rambling

lol it goes back even further than AAP... i remember that delusional asswipe in vancouver who was mad z didn't want to say hi after filming charlie's brother's funeral 100xs in a day. rme, i'd like to see that person go pretend their brother just died for hours on end and see how friendly they feel afterwards.

i'll never forget the first (and pretty much only) movie set i visited and we waited in the rain for hours and the only one who really came to talk to us was christopher reeve. the other actors were varying levels of disinterest. i think we thought they were a little high and mighty, esp since it was just a handful of us tweens. but it was still fun and exciting in a boring small town and so we were kind of like, whatever. plus superman made it all worth it. such a sweetheart, god bless him.

(side note: actually maybe this was my second set... i think my mom dragged me to meet robert redford while he was filming once, lol.)

but i will say i do hold pinchas zukerman in low regard for after-concert behavior... i saw him perform and literally it was a teenage me, my mom, and two little old ladies who waited long enough after the concert to say thank you and he was like... 'i have to put my tux in the car, brb' and then proceeded to walk thirty feet to his car, get in and take off without a moment of hesitation. like if you don't want to say hello, say so, why obviously lie? we kept hoping to see him broken down on the side of the road as we drove home so we could stop, be like, 'oh you ran out of gas? brb lemme put my tux away.'

Oh wow, I forgot about that Vancouver incident...it's the sense of entitlement that gets me. Like, you made the decision to go stand outside in bad weather with no guarantee that'd you get anything and then you bitch about it. I'd be upset too but it's not like you were promised anything that you didn't receive.

It must be so weird to be a celeb in the social media age, tbh. Everyone tweets about every little thing and god forbid you have an off day or the whole world will know about it in two seconds. Or my new favorite one when people share screenshots of text messages of an encounter their friend had recently when he supposedly bought them shots. Maybe it's because I deal with celebs everyday and actually have a respect for confidentiality but I wonder if people ever think 'hey maybe my friend wanted this to be a private conversation.' It's the no boundaries shit that bugs me.