It's kind of bizarre that *Adam* would be the one telling the lies now, though. In Queens, he didn't say anything about signing autographs, and the security people, et al. were the ones causing all of the post-show confusion. If Adam tells people he'll sign and then doesn't (especially if he has no plans to -- changing his mind is another story), then that kind of saddens me. Not because he should, but just because I wish he'd be honest. He's perfectly entitled to decide not to do it, but... he shouldn't say he will if that's a possibilty. It just feeds into the same confusion fed into by the security people who send herds of fans from one door to another and back again. I don't care if he's disappointng people, but I just don't understand the benefit for anyone involved in not telling the truth. I don't really know why that's the option they'd choose to take in handling the fans. Saying no off the bat seems far more likely to stop people from hanging around, if that's their goal. Having them running around and screaming seems to be what they want to avoid, and rather what they *get* by confusing them.
Edited because my "i" key is sticking and the post had almost no i's in it as a result.
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Updated On: 1/28/07 at 11:20 AM