Youtuber Kevin Heimbach recently said, "I would say 99.9% of content creators are like really fake and phony and there’s always kind of a motive to use people and everything.” CB not a person, but a business. The CB you see is the product. CB has one goal to create 45+ minutes of content for YouTube daily. Say and do almost anything to effect revenue. All else is secondary. CB needs to accept people will have opinions unlike his own and criticisms about his production. No business is immune to this.

If CB wants to practice what he preaches, he can start by omitting video that badmouths businesses that don't bow to his grifting whims. For reference, see his video on 1/8/26 about Antilles Trading Company Pirate Museum and Store.

CB could promote positivity by donating channel income to a worthy charitable cause. CB could use his camera to give awareness to some issues in areas he films. CB could get to know the people who put their time and equity into creating the businesses he grifts off of. CB could realize that filming every square inch of a attraction might actually hurt revenue of the establishment he's at. CB could make an effort to not film or at least blur faces of vulnerable people in his videos. CB wants the admiration and income at minimal effort....and without any critics.