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Your Simpsons character
Greg reads most like Lisa Simpson if she grew up, got jacked, and leaned fully into Extremely Online gay millennial culture. He’s analytically minded and book-smart (a math graduate who overthinks things like “okay so I'm supposed to create a factory that looks like that and it won't even get me the final product I need 😶 right right”), and he mixes earnest reflection with sarcasm, much like Lisa’s blend of idealism and dry wit. There’s a strong political and moral streak in his timeline, from criticizing warmongering Nobel suggestions in Polish (“nie daje się Nobla tylko dlatego, że ktoś tego żąda, a szczególnie nie, gdy to co robi, jest przeciwieństwem dążenia do pokoju”) to dragging US and European politics with a jaded but thoughtful tone (“median american is an idiot and the median is generous”, “Europe will debate for a whole ass year before deciding to stab itself at least”). Like Lisa, he’s self-aware and critical of superficiality and fakery, calling out AI-enhanced bodies as harmful (“AI body enhancing is so bad for you and naturally everyone will realise that when it's too late”) and mocking soulless corporate or agency-led accounts (“love how you can just tell some accounts are led by soulless agencies”). At the same time, he’s deeply into art and pop culture (RAYE, Beyoncé’s Lemonade, Tate McRae, Eurovision-style performances), often reacting in a passionate, almost fangirl way (“there is no best song on lemonade, it's like choosing your favourite child”), which echoes Lisa’s intense attachment to music and performance. The gym obsession and thirstier tweets add a layer Lisa never got on TV, but the core—politically engaged, reflective, a bit world-weary yet still idealistic and artsy—fits Lisa better than any other main Simpsons character.

Your MBTI personality Type
Their timeline is very outward-facing, interactive and playful, suggesting Extraversion. They crowdsource decisions like “chat what do i train today (will do the other one on sunday)”, joke about DMing many gay men on the app “I've dmed with more gay men here than on any other app so agreed”, and comment on the flow of the timeline “it's always so cool to see the cycle of day on tl depending on who is active, like now western coast waking up”, all pointing to someone energized by social interaction. They show a strong pattern of connecting ideas and trends rather than sticking to raw sensory detail, which fits Intuition: they talk about propaganda and IQ in a conceptual way “if you think people with IQ above 100 can't be gullible or prone to propaganda, you are SO wrong”, and make meta observations about AI editing culture “AI body enhancing is so bad for you and naturally everyone will realise that when it's too late”. Their tone is often blunt, analytical, and opinionated, consistent with Thinking: they call out politics and voters with lines like “median american is an idiot and the median is generous” and critique performative politics “sounds good doesn't work this plan requires Dems to actually do something”. They appear flexible and spontaneous rather than rigidly planned, which suggests Perceiving: they joke about being indecisive “my indecisive ass changing the pfp every two business days”, complain about studying after just 20 minutes “been studying for 20 minutes and already I've had it”, and openly adjust gym goals as they go “gym goals for 2026: do more than one muscle up... bench 100kg (for now it's at 80x4 so proooobably achievable)”. Taken together—socially engaged, idea-focused, bluntly logical, and adaptable—the profile best matches ENTP.

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24 • 6'3 math grad turning gym sets, Eurovision drama & Pokémon takes into overthought threads. Once studied stats to prove my dog was part husky.– @gregocentric_

Your signature cocktail
The Polish vodka is a nod to him being proudly from Poland and politics-pilled, as seen when he says “as a Pole, this tweet was such a moment” and defends nuanced takes like “no właśnie nie, nie daje się Nobla tylko dlatego, że ktoś tego żąda…”. An espresso shot captures his busy, slightly exhausted but relentless grind, from “slept only 5h, today I'm serving can't” to being back at “first time in the office in 3 weeks ”. The protein-infused vanilla syrup channels gym enthusiasm and self-growth, echoing “gym rlly changes your mind… now I think 'I CAN have a body like him if i keep up my current lifestyle'” and his goals like “gym goals for 2026: do more than one muscle up… bench 100kg”. Pink grapefruit soda adds a fruity, sparkling gay energy with a little bite, perfectly aligned with “I'm fruity so perfect quiz for me” and thirsty moments like “lemme sit this aaaaaaaaaaass”. Finally, a dash of sea salt represents his salty, sharp commentary on society and media, from “median american is an idiot and the median is generous” to dragging fake polish real estate with “mieszkania, których nie ma, są za drogie dla par, których też nie ma”.

Your Hogwarts House
Greg reads as a classic Ravenclaw: analytical, witty, and openly into learning and understanding how things work. He’s literally a math graduate per his bio, and he applies that analytical mindset to everyday topics, like critiquing AI body edits in a very meta way: “AI body enhancing is so bad for you and naturally everyone will realise that when it's too late”. He shows curiosity and reflective thinking about his own progress and limits in the gym, e.g. analyzing his changing mindset and potential: “in the past I would think 'I want to have a body like him' and now I think 'I CAN have a body like him if i keep up my current lifestyle'” and setting quantified goals like “bench 100kg (for now it's at 80x4 so proooobably achievable)”. His timeline is full of commentary that dissects politics and media narratives with a rational, sometimes sardonic tone, such as “if you think people with IQ above 100 can't be gullible or prone to propaganda, you are SO wrong” and the dry observation “median american is an idiot and the median is generous”, which shows a data/metrics way of thinking even when he’s being shady. While he has ambition and discipline in fitness (which could point to Slytherin or Hufflepuff), the strongest, most consistent through-line is his intellectual, commentary-heavy, quippy approach to everything from politics to pop culture—very Ravenclaw-coded.

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Charli XCX’s BRAT fits Greg perfectly: it’s confident, a bit messy, online-brained, and openly queer – just like his timeline and rainbow bio. He’s self-aware and body-focused in a playful way, as seen in posts like “gym rlly changes your mind bc in the past I would think 'I want to have a body like him' and now I think 'I CAN have a body like him if i keep up my current lifestyle'” and “back kinda growing”, mirroring the album’s blend of insecurity and confidence. His tweets swing between unserious thirst and campy drama, like “lemme sit this aaaaaaaaaaass” and “need him like JFK needed a roof”, which matches BRAT’s chaotic, terminally-online energy. At the same time, he’s politically engaged and a bit jaded about the world, as in “tough to focus only on music when things are shit everywhere else” and “median american is an idiot and the median is generous”, reflecting the album’s mix of fun and existential edge. Overall, BRAT captures his gym grind, gay chaos, political commentary, and constantly-posting personality better than almost any other record.

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