fmaldy24

I just can't believe that a boss would be allowed to just go to an employees house and barge in - i just find that a weird storyline. I don't see how that would be ok.

It's interesting you mention the door because so many times people just waltz into the apartment and it doesn't seem to be locked - and after the fuss he made about Justin leaving the door open when he got robbed - I know he's home a lot of the time but he should still have the door locked and not just let anyone waltz into an unlocked door.

Sia

In real life it would probably not happen, boss coming to employees loft, or if something like this should happen, police would have to be involved probably, but this is still fiction world and there are more storylines that are not realistic. It ws used to help evolve story more dramatically.
Yes, thats truth also, the experience with robbing. And usually he seems annoyed when people come in unannounced, so he could just lock the door and relax For example when he had cancer, he really wanted to rest and be alone. But maybe he secretly wished that people would come in? You know that it was only outward appearance to show that he is annoyed when people disturb him but in reality he did not want to be alone.

Giotto

My guess is that for example Micheal and Justin would have keys.. so surley did Linds.. and the others jusst knocked till he couldn'T stand it anymore

Sia

Yeah, thats possible. But did we ever see the keys? I think we did not see the keys even with Brian. At least in Michael and Ben condo they mentioned the keys, with Ted also...

Giotto

I'm not sure we see them, but I'm sure there ar some

Sia

Yeah, probably
When Brian was robbed, it was mentioned Justin did not set up the alarm.
And he also forgot to lock the door?
Or someone succeeded to open that door without the keys? of course professional thiefs can do that, but that door looked pretty secure, but probably that was the case.
Policemen asked Brian if there were some visitors in last days but what that has to do with robbing.
If it was some of his tricks, how he could open the door? Only il he stole Brians keys.
And if he did not steal Brian keys than it does not make sense why it should have been someone who visited him because what advantage would it give to him just because he was before in his loft?

SojournHeart11

If we're discussing that time Garner and Stockwell made a surprise visit, I agree. To this day, I'm still struggling to understand why those two clowns showed up at their private residence, unannounced, and like they were paying rent there. I know he's Brian's partner and all, but that is just a bit too much. Plus, they ruined whatever potential that scene had to be out-of-this-world hot for us.

fmaldy24

I know - I still don't understand how that was ok - it was his private home and I would've been like nope you're out of here - this is my place and this is not ok and you're right the scene was hot I liked they were both wearing black

SojournHeart11

I so hate that Brian got up to answer them. Damn, why couldn't he have played it off like he wasn't home?

Sia

I agree, that would be the best but it would not allow Cowlip do develop their storyline.
How he could have interrupted hot sex with Justin?
But clearly at least once during whole series he should have refused to answer the door to someone.

fmaldy24

I know right?! Had he done it so many times by then he was like oh well I can stop and answer the door?

SojournHeart11

I still do not see how you can just stop something like that. They were pretty much in the zone when the knock came.

Sia

More experienced you are, easier you can control it.
Do you think they finished it after Stockwell left?

SojournHeart11

Oh yes but definitely with a lot less joy

fmaldy24

LOL jus thankful that has never happened to me so I don't have the experience to draw on Hope that's not too much information LOL

Well he did ask if he wanted to LOL I'm guessing they did