Ron Partlow Talks Diet Tips For Getting Huge

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First off, I would never donate money to someone I did not personally know. And if I knew them and wanted to help, their political views would not sway my decision to do so

Me neither. That's not the point either. He's 100% entitled to his political views, just like everyone else is.
The point is that he disrespected people that helped him.
Decent, mature, intelligent people can have opposing political views and still be respectful to each other.

 

[danieltx]

Today McNally posted a great example of what many of us take issue with regarding him.

I've qued this to start where McNally asks if testosterone cypionate takes 10 weeks to build up in blood levels. I don't know how it's possible for him to ask this question with all the years he's been in bodybuilding, all the people he's interviewed, etc., unless he's just playing dumb to produce more content. Just as crazy is that Hill agreed with him.

 

[Pheedno]

Fair enough. Thousands of minutes on record to choose you're critique. All valid, maybe.
I judge on who chooses to associate and spend time. Skip, Berry, Homon(Stevenson), Shelby(limited).
I was coached by John(Meadows) and he would 100% never speak poorly of Scott. Misguided, wrong at times, forgot this, made a mistake that.
He's welcomed at SWISS. He's welcomed by Tate. Pick it a part. That's the game. John said he's genuine. I'm in for that vouch. I don't mind his anecdotes, either.

 

[3BILLS]

Ron mentioned he was curious about stem cells.

@bbxtreme I will mention your thread next time I see him

 

[Jblack]

“Today, McNally posted a great example of what many of us take issue with regarding him.

I've qued this to start where McNally asks if testosterone cypionate takes 10 weeks to build up in blood levels. I don't know how it's possible for him to ask this question with all the years he's been in bodybuilding, all the people he's interviewed, etc., unless he's just playing dumb to produce more content. Just as crazy is that Hill agreed with him.

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As a person who podcasts, what you see is “content,” as you suggested.



It’s hard on YT unless you have a lot of content. Plus, with guests, you have sometimes to sit back and let them do their thing. You, after all, bring them on to chat about the topic of discussion.



I have more respect for what someone like Scott has done the longer I go with my project. YT is a business model similar to my gym; you have to go all in to make it something. The time he spends, I am

Sure is 40+ a week.



I just wanted to chime in on that part because the teasers and all that are to capture new audiences. You can see in video analytics that it’s hard to retain and grow without teasers.



Scoob and I have learned much on this stuff this year, along with ours.