If you’re in the market for an expert in the nuances of correct taco consumption, then Greg is probably the guy you’re looking for. In the mood for a karaoke rendition of I Wanna know What Love Is? Greg’s your guy. Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups eating competition? Greg. Wondering who drank your coffee? Well we don’t know, but let’s just say Greg did that too.
With a degree in interactive media and computer science, he’s a technological wizard who does more than get his ratio of salsa to guacamole right…Greg knows how to build a gorgeous website with a CMS so clean it’ll bring tears to your eyes. But don’t worry, he’ll lend you the sleeve of his plaid shirt so you can dry them right up. He’s that nice of a guy.
While Greg gets his natural tanning abilities from his Costa Rican-ness, don’t let that fool you…he’s a cultural chameleon with an enthusiasm not just for sand but also sasquatch. And we really wouldn’t mind so much, except for the long fur/hairs on his desk.
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