Quote Originally Posted by littleindiangirl View Post
BTW, not all three or four of the people you see on youtube is all of his help. Bryan spends (from his own mouth on his skits) most of his day in the office returning calls and emails.

If you've ever been near the guy when he isn't working, his phone literally rings NON STOP, and that was before this huge popularity boost in his videos.

He has a crew of people working for him daily, every single day of the week. Lori is an awesome woman and does the heavy lifting in regards to managing the care of the animals and crew.

Again, I am so disgusted to see these really wild accusations, even ones that Bryan himself has already answered (i.e. Monitor feeding).

Should we make a magazine? The BB (Big breeders) weekly? Where people with no life and full of spite go around and judge what the big guys do during the week?
There are some real scumbag breeders out there and I don't really see a problem with the initial query here.

The problem is the ASSumption by some that THEY know better.

Brian is a good guy, has always been a good guy and should, because of that long standing goodguyness, not have to put up with nonsense like unfounded accusations from well meaning but knowledge lacking people.

Sigh.

Folks, reputation is important. If 30 people, 27 of whom have excellent reputations and 3 of whom have good ones but personalities that are abrasive yet all agree that someone not in that group is not only a good guy but doing things in at the minimum an acceptable, if not above necessary manner, chances are good that you, if you think all 30 are wrong, are yourself in error.

It's ok to be wrong, it's fine to question. The thing is, when you don't know as much as those who are telling you you're wrong, you need to double check your original assertions and make adjustments to your knowledge based on what you have learned from those who know more than you.

Just because you know how to use YouTube does not make you an expert. Reading a caresheet written by someone who once read a caresheet, does not make you an expert. Knowing a guy who keeps his burm a certain way, does not make you an expert.

Years of experience. Successful successive breeding. Healthy animals. Satisfied customers. Actual knowledge. THESE things make you an expert.

There's a reason 4th graders don't teach college English.

Can you figure out what it is? The same applies here.