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Steve likes to make kids cry!

posted 14 years ago by Hunniepunk
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So we all know by now that Steve is this colossal douchebag...but as this show continues it just shows us a whole new level of douchey-ness that Steve posseses! Did anyone else notice on the new episode tonight (ep 3) that when he was yelling at the trainees, THREE of them teared up...he made the new girl bust out in tears! I mean come on now!!! Crying on national tv is embarrassing enough & he goes & makes them feel like crap! He puts them all down & acts like he is so superior to them cuz he has been ghost hunting longer than them! Lol, oh your SO cool! To be honest, he reminds me of the wussy chubby kid who got made fun of in school & is now taking it out on everyone & taking the "fame" to his head. Seriously, he's a total wuss, with his stupid phobias..someone needs to yell at him & make him cry over & over on tv...I'd be sure to tune into that!

[–] TheGreatDestroyer24 14 years ago

Let's be honest though. He was only talking to Ben, because Ben wasn't taking control, it was really nothing to cry over.

I don't remember why Heathyr was crying.

But Jane... seriously, what kind of technical background do you have to have to point a camera in the right direction? That was just silly. She just burst into tears, really over nothing.

Save points are for quitters.

[–] Hunniepunk 14 years ago

Yes I totally see what you are saying...it was definatly lame reasons to cry & I'm not exactly sure why they they did tear up so quickly, but I believe it all had to do with the way Steve went about it. I mean he was a complete jerk about it & just started into them for miniscule mistakes...or rather things that shouldn't have been YELLED at for, but more just corrected, I mean its just GHOST HUNTING for god sakes!!!

Heathyr started crying b/c he yelled at her (& her partner) for spending too much time on the 2nd tier & not the 3rd -which is where the main activity was said to be...even tho they were having sightings & stuff on the 2nd tier which is why they continued to pursue that area. Seriously, did he really have to yell at them on & on about it, when he could've simply made the suggestion? I don't know exactly how much time they spent but I think they had a very good reason to continue in that area.

[–] deem714 14 years ago

I don't think he LIKES to make kids cry (these are not kids by the way) but he does take this job/field a TAD too seriously. I mean, they are NOT the FBI!

He did NOT make the new girl burst into tears -- she did that all on her own. He kind of called her on her apparent "knowledge of tech equipment" because 1 camera was stupidly placed and HE had to remove the lens cap off of the thermal for her because she had no idea how to get it to work. Crying on TV is apparently not embarrassing to her, since Steve had barely started his call-out.

Ben, was doing a LOT of weird and puppy-dog-like stuff. In fact, for a minute I thought he was a little Autistic because he kept on repeating things that the other one JUST said.

Steve and Tango did right when they talk to some of the people, though -- they call them to them instead of doing it in public. When something is really BIG or more than one person did it, then scolding in public is appropriate.

Also, there are some people that don't know they are doing wrong until others give them an example.

So do you have any phobias, hunniepunk? May I tell you you're a wuss for having them? Just so that you know, you k~i~n~d of sound like a bully -- definitely a former bully.

You're laborers, you're supposed to be laboring! That's what you get for not having an education!!

[–] IntelMagician 14 years ago

Compared to other reality show judges,I don't think they were very harsh at all.

[–] b-nott-1 14 years ago

If I was a 'student' on this show, I'd carry a bag full of plastic spiders, and toss handfuls on the floor when Steve was acting like an a**.

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