Ever since the Danaher Death Squad split up, there have been no bad words exchanged between the former teammates…
Until now, as Gordon Ryan and the B-Team are getting into a social media battle.
Namely, after criticizing Nicky Rodriguez, Gordon Ryan aimed his focus at the entire B-Team:
When B-Team opened, there were a dozen videos of Nicky Fraud and others saying they have no interest in helping the students and that the students (paying 300$ a month) were there for them, not the other way around.
You can’t make this up.
So you’re paying 300 dollars a month and the owners openly admit they don’t care about you, and in addition to that don’t even teach a majority of the classes, and when they are there they are beating the sh*t out of you for IG likes?
Great business model you have going there, rockstars.
Ryan also added that he’ll offer discounts when his, Garry Tonon’s, and John Danaher’s school opens:
Don’t worry, when our school is opened I’ll personally guarantee a discount to any B-Team student that wants to join our team, where all of the classes will be taught by myself, Garry, and John.
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B-Team didn’t stay silent either, though. They commented, in a sarcastic tone, on Ryan’s website and book launch:
We need help, your website was such a massive success.
If anything, we are as successful as your book launch.
Craig Jones, one of the founding members of the B-Team, left a true Craig-Jones-style comment of his own:
At least tag me man. Appreciate the plug.
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