A forty-two year old businessman (suit and tie, stylish hairdo, the works, if you will) was walking westward on Camden Expressway on a bridge when all of a sudden, he was hit in the back of the head with a stone.
He tripped on the stone after being hit and headed head-first to the ground, unconscious. Yes, the man did get hit, and yes, the stone was in front of him not too long afterward.
When awaking five minutes later, his memory was only that of previously getting hit in the back of the head with a stone. He found the stone and threw it into a lake beside the bridge he was walking on.
It skipped three times before plopping into the water, which he inconspicuously pointed out as better than his average, dropping one hundred forty-one feet, five inches before hitting the bottom.
The people who threw the stone at the back of his head were watching him, seeing what he would do next. Continuing walking down Camden Expressway, he strolled into a Café and ordered a deli sandwich and a soda.
"Hey, sir, you forgot your drink," alerted the cashier.
"Why, thank you for telling me." He retrieved his soda, and notised it had a "peel back and win" sticker. He peeled it back, looked at it, saw a number he could enter online to win prizes which was "92653589", and forgot about it. He then filled the cup up with 7-Up, sat down, and started eating his sandwich.
The people who were watching him were still watching him, but they decided to leave because he wasn't doing anything.

End.

Boring story, huh?
Well, unless you have very observant eyes, you would notise my riddle, which is self-explanatory, and if not, I bet you think this was a waste of time. Just read on.

If you were that observant, comment and say why I chose this story.
If the latter, try figuring it out.

Hint: There was one Greek person throwing the stone and six Greek people watching.

Figure it out.