To clarify, my earlier comment of "proceed with caution" was meant to be a tongue-in-cheek response to the linked article. Wasn't trying to knock Shatner for only wanting to sign autographs or interact with fans within certain settings. It is understandable. That's more or less his job now. If he's watching his grandchild's dance recital or if he's standing next to someone in the restroom, one shouldn't expect him to give an autograph and then get cranky if he doesn't because he's not "at work."
I agree. But then along the same topic as above, if that hypothetical famous electrical plant worker was me, I can imagine how irritating it would be to have my family picnics and trips to the store interrupted by strangers asking questions about the electrical plant and having me sign their wall outlet covers.
Dude, you killed spreadsheet Accounting_Accruals_2012! But, let's be honest, Marketing_Budget_May_2016 was a real low point. I mean, it really sucked. Pee-U. Anyway, can I get a selfie and an autograph! Here, you can sign my napkin! Is that your granddaughter? No? Your girlfriend? Creepy. Aaahhh-chooo sorry about your salad, don't worry, it's just allergies, let's shake hands!
