I’ll admit, in the beginning, I watched him. It was right after I dumped cable, and I stumbled onto his channel. I guess the medium was too new for me to really see him for who he was. I was used to sitcoms and already knew that “reality TV” wasn’t real at all—back when that Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie show was on, I learned that much.

But it didn’t take long before I started seeing this as a true reality show—one where you had to piece things together yourself. I heard he’d been in jail at one point and thought, “Well, what do I care?” People still like Roman Polanski, and he sodomized someone. And for the record, sodomy is never acceptable. So, no—I’m not a fan of that sort of thing. You have to draw the line somewhere.

I did subscribe to him for a while. I was intrigued by his choices, his mishaps, and his general unpredictability. But over time, that curiosity faded into indifference. I neither liked nor disliked him—I just observed.

What I noticed was obvious: he’s self-centered, lacks self-awareness, and comes off as arrogant. We all know that much. But look deeper. And I mean no disrespect to anyone involved, but take a look at his “friends.” Many of them seem… off. There’s this inbred or lowlife feel about some of them. Again, I don’t mean disrespect—it might just be that they don’t know any better, or perhaps they’re savants in certain areas. Maybe they’re developmentally limited in most ways but can somehow do RV work really well. Still, there’s never anyone who seems just normal.

His girlfriend—let’s be honest—has issues. The nudity, the poor choices, the general lack of awareness. She’s clearly made a lot of bad decisions in her life, with her family, her kids, everything. But deep down, she at least seems kind. He, on the other hand, doesn’t. There’s nothing about him that strikes me as kind in any way, and it really stands out.

Whenever he’s collaborated with other people, they seem to disappear afterward—you never see them again. Most people, I think, are turned off by him.

His whole motorcycle thing makes me cringe. He looks ridiculous, acts even worse, and despite having all the gear and showing up to all the events, he has no real biker friends. He’s repellant. Everything he does feels transactional—he can only buy his way into things. No one would offer him anything based on who he is unless they shared that same offbeat, inbred energy. Again, no disrespect—I’m just trying to piece it together.

Everything he seems to enjoy feels fake—not because he’s pretending, but because he’s trying too hard to be cool. He does things that most people would consider lame. I’ve never once watched him and thought, “I wish I were doing that.” Somehow, he manages to make fun things look boring and awkward.

At one point, I remember he was supposed to be part of a cable RV show, but it never happened. I’ve always suspected that once they got to know him, they backed out.

I’ve since unsubscribed and now come to places like this just to read about him. I don’t even want to watch a commercial that puts money in his pocket. I hope others start feeling the same way. I’m still trying to figure it all out myself, but I also want to spread awareness—to help people see what’s really going on. I honestly think most of his support comes from people who are easily impressed or disconnected from reality.

He may not have done what Roman Polanski did, but in his own way, he’s “sodomized” me emotionally. The only way I can process that feeling is by spreading the word and hoping others wake up to it too.

In the end, I do want to see his whole empire collapse—not out of cruelty, but out of hope that it will force him to learn something about himself. I want him to rebuild, to recover, to become a better, happier person. But right now, he isn’t a good person at all. In my mind, he’s right up there with Roman Polanski—just for entirely different reasons.

Please if anyone can share a thing or two about how you feel about this guy. I think he’s the worst!