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Originally Posted by Brisk Urging
Just an opinion.
Vic this has nothing to do with Benny calling you out the other day for you misjudging the finish line and Tina coming to your defense asking Benny how many races hes called??
Benny just gave it back to you for calling out Bejerano.
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I know it doesn't Brisk.
I thought it was very interesting that Benny called me out on that mistake the other day.
An unsolicited shot out of the blue for what reason?
I had never interacted with him before.
Perhaps it gained him some traction with buddies who don't like my work or the way I roll on social media.
Ok I guess that makes sense.
But for a guy who does trip notes I assume he hears thousands of race calls and hundreds of race callers.
He knows very well we all have different styles and philosophies and VERY WELL that we all make mistakes.
Anyone who turns on a microphone is going to make mistakes and the world will know. No re-do's when on live.
If he thinks I was mean or unfair to Bejarano (which I explained my position in a 7 tweet post) why not open a dialog rather than just firing away with something that would most likely result in a BLOCK?
As much as guys like TLG would like to dream. Not everybody hates me. I actually have a few people who like what I bring to the table and appreciate the candor about our business which I provide.
So why wouldn't a guy like Benny use some of the street cred I've built up and establish a relationship?
I give props and recommendations to people I don't necessarily like all the
time.
I'm not sure but I think Nancy is using his notes prepping for our show. She mentioned it and I told her that was terrific and applauded for going the extra mile.
If he had just respectfully said he didn't appreciate my choice of words that day. Rather than going DA HOSS and turning most people off. Maybe I could have expanded about his product on our show and helped his distribution?
It's so easy to sit behind the keyboard and snicker trying to impress 15 people who are sitting in their jammies in their mother's basement.
It's much harder to gain the respect of industry professionals and truly become a viable, successful force.
It's those choice that I'll never understand!
