So, this is not the most hard-hitting news item with which to return from a month-long hiatus, but I bring it to you nonetheless.
Apparently, a Palos Verdes Peninsula High graduate and aspiring comedian has made a short documentary about her experience at the school's 10-year reunion at the Torrance Marriot. Except she didn't go to the reunion; she sent a tattoo-covered stripper in her place.
ABC's "Good Morning America" had a segment on Andrea Wachner and "Cricket" (the stripper) yesterday, in which we see scenes of Andrea talking through an earpiece to Cricket at the reunion.
Fellow alums were doubtful of Cricket-as-Andrea.
"She was just so different. You have to understand the community we had come from," Daniel Wolowicz, 32, told ABC's Christina Caron. "Everyone was questioning who this person was."
Andrea wasn't a big fan of Pen High, as you can see in the six-minute trailer for her 40-minute documentary "I Remember Andrea."
An aspiring comedian?? I guess the fear of going to her reunion and facing her peers who have spent the last ten years achieving educational advances and establishing valid careers was too much for her. Passive agressive behavior is not pretty, she tried to exert it through a hired substitute and now faces ridicule. Hope she finds some peace in her future life and can forget the insignificant four years that seem to haunt her today.
what a loser. she should have just stayed home.