Gloria had the feeling if the situation was reversed, Amy would have helped her out. She truly hoped her friend did well at the audition. By the time they were done, Gloria was sure Amy was going to do great. Gloria wasn't a director but she had acted enough in plays to know who felt confident and didn't. Amy appeared to be confident and speaking the lines naturally. Gloria had no problem helping her practice from now until the audition either.<br/><br/>Gloria was still dressed nice for meeting potential employers. While she would have loved to get right into an acting job, she knew that wasn't how real life worked. She had to pay for her room and eat. That required money from a real job. Gloria headed with her friend to the dinner and ordered a chicken sandwich and a glass of water for lunch. She nodded her head to Amy.<br/><br/>"That sounds like a great idea. I'd definitely want to make sure I look like I belong here."<br/><br/>Not like a naive small town girl, which was what she was sure she looked like. She didn't want people to think they could take advantage of her or for directors and agents to not take her seriously. She had nothing against wearing second hand items, she used to wear her cousin's hand me downs. Of course, in Hollywood it couldn't be obvious you wore that. Appearances were a huge part of making it here and she wanted to make good first impressions.