Talk about a modern day Eddie Haskel. Such a punch able face.

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annie88 said:

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Is this guy in junior high? The guy out there playing is doing this for a living. Not cool. Completely Disrespectful.

Glad they kicked him out, but I'm not sure how they can enforce it.

Honestly, the way he acted there at the end regarding his ID being so disrespectful and basically telling the guy that he would be in charge of when he got his ID back that would've pissed me off to know end. I know it wasn't an arrestable offense, but I would've kept his ID as long as I damn well wanted.

And he take the whole thing so it's on video. Dumbass.

He's clearly a product of never being told no.

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In most states all they can legally do is tell you to leave. You haven't committed a crime until you don't leave when told to. That YouTube guy is a dip**** but I wouldn't have handed over my ID in the first place. You can ban me without my ID.

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Huh? He disrupted a tournament then became a ****** about it. Asking for his ID was not a big issue. I didn't like his attitude about it a little punk. I would've told him he'd get it back when I gave it to him.

Oh, he big mad

Let me guess. A democrat from Minnesota.

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TexAgs91 said:

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Whiny little ****s like this demand attention and it is given to them

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Not sure how you solve this. Seems the aggrieved party would need to be able to take damages in excess of the attention "earned" to restore a balance of incentives. Not sure I want to authorize that level of intrusion.

Say a no-name YouTuber pulls a rule-violating stunt which puts him on the map. The entirety of the subsequent influencer earnings can be traced back to that stunt. Should he forfeit the entirety of that domain? How do you disincentivize it if you don't punish to that degree?

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Easy. YouTube needs to enforce its rule of conduct standards and not monetize crap like this. If it persists then lock the account. YouTube, as a publisher, is liable for the content posted - or should be.

I'd like to see him shoulder check me! He'd be on the FO portion of FAFO real quick!

This guy lives the kind of life that when he eventually dies there will be a large contingent of people openly celebrating. I may or may ot be one of them.

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FTG

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Middle letter typo?

Pinochet said:

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annie88 said:

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Is this guy in junior high? The guy out there playing is doing this for a living. Not cool. Completely Disrespectful.

Glad they kicked him out, but I'm not sure how they can enforce it.

Honestly, the way he acted there at the end regarding his ID being so disrespectful and basically telling the guy that he would be in charge of when he got his ID back that would've pissed me off to know end. I know it wasn't an arrestable offense, but I would've kept his ID as long as I damn well wanted.

And he take the whole thing so it's on video. Dumbass.

He's clearly a product of never being told no.

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In most states all they can legally do is tell you to leave. You haven't committed a crime until you don't leave when told to. That YouTube guy is a dip**** but I wouldn't have handed over my ID in the first place. You can ban me without my ID.

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Um, no. If you are being trespassed by law enforcement, you must produce identification. They are issuing a criminal trespass and you are detained until you provide valid ID to put in record.

Get Off My Lawn said:

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TexAgs91 said:

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Whiny little ****s like this demand attention and it is given to them

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Not sure how you solve this. Seems the aggrieved party would need to be able to take damages in excess of the attention "earned" to restore a balance of incentives. Not sure I want to authorize that level of intrusion.

Say a no-name YouTuber pulls a rule-violating stunt which puts him on the map. The entirety of the subsequent influencer earnings can be traced back to that stunt. Should he forfeit the entirety of that domain? How do you disincentivize it if you don't punish to that degree?

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In this particular case the PGA can, and likely will, claim all revenue from the video. You aren't allowed to film at a PGA event for commercial reasons with out "expressed written consent" from the PGA. They've probably already put a copywriter strike on YouTube. He got in the news, though, so he probably thinks it's worth it. We'll see if he still agrees after he eventually gets shot.

What a puss, body guards? If I was at an event and I saw that I'd have to get involved. I'd ask what the body guard is making and offer him more to whip his sniveling ass.

On Nov 14, 2025, Doherty was arrested in Miami for traffic stunts, possession of a controlled substance Meth, possession of weed, and resisting arrest without violence. Metro-Dade said the arrest occurred after Doherty refused to move his vehicle despite blocking traffic. On November 15, 2025, Doherty was released on $3,500 bond and set to appear in court at a later date. Doherty said on his social media his time in jail as "the worst 24-hours ever". This kid ever ends up doing time they will pimp him out for a pack of smokes and some commissary. He butt will walk out looking like a Skippy jar.

What's infuriating is social media platforms were banning people for life for just mentioning Ivermectin as an alternative for COVID, and yet they let this little punk monetize his nonsense daily.

He's been doing this stuff for years. His bodyguard is massive, used to be a boxer, and is quick to move in. It's very effective at keeping the little ***** from getting hurt. The part that sucks is that it's not illegal to be an obnoxious a-hole to people in public, so there isn't much that can be done to him for it. He rakes in money for these videos.

I'm not posting the "F***s Given 0" pic again from when I spotted your Doppelgnger at the airport security. That pic was worth a million words including "I'm your Huckleberry." They banned me for a few days for that one. Worth it.

But, yeah, I'll vouch for you, you are their Huckleberry.

Absolutely hate this guy. A while back he wrecked his McLaren because he was speeding in the rain and texting while driving. Sent it into the guardrail and injured his passenger who was bleeding from their face because of the airbag. Instead of asking if his passenger was ok and helping him, he told them to get out and film his reaction immediately while pretending to feel bad about the whole thing and blaming the car.

His lust for fame and going viral has rotted his brain so much he can't operate as a normal human being. And his haircut sucks too.

This guy has a net worth of something like 10-15 million dollars.

Unfortunately, it seems the internet has not yet had enough of his dumb ***** Gross.

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I can't believe people watch this ****.
He's not even clever

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If he has that many followers, it just underscores how many POS's exist especially online in social media forums.

NeverSeenEmWin said:

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This guy has a net worth of something like 10-15 million dollars.

Unfortunately, it seems the internet has not yet had enough of his dumb ***** Gross.

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Doubtful

Those google searches foor net worth are worthless.

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Pinochet said:

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annie88 said:

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Is this guy in junior high? The guy out there playing is doing this for a living. Not cool. Completely Disrespectful.

Glad they kicked him out, but I'm not sure how they can enforce it.

Honestly, the way he acted there at the end regarding his ID being so disrespectful and basically telling the guy that he would be in charge of when he got his ID back that would've pissed me off to know end. I know it wasn't an arrestable offense, but I would've kept his ID as long as I damn well wanted.

And he take the whole thing so it's on video. Dumbass.

He's clearly a product of never being told no.

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In most states all they can legally do is tell you to leave. You haven't committed a crime until you don't leave when told to. That YouTube guy is a dip**** but I wouldn't have handed over my ID in the first place. You can ban me without my ID.

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Um, no. If you are being trespassed by law enforcement, you must produce identification. They are issuing a criminal trespass and you are detained until you provide valid ID to put in record.

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That's not true. The police don't have to be the ones to give the trespass warning. They can give the warning and try to take information, and they can ask you for ID, but you don't have to give ID until they are arresting you for the trespass. They can't do that until notice has been given previously. Go read 30.05(a) for the Texas rules if you don't believe me. Oral notice will suffice so they don't actually need your ID.

Furthermore, the PGA guy doesn't have a right to your ID just like the guy who says he owns the building asking you to leave. Walmart will ask people for ID if they are giving them a trespass warning, but even they know they can't force you. They know that if they call the cops, the cops will tell you to leave and also won't require ID.

He was the one whose team tried to fight former UFC heavyweight champion backstage at an event.