Billy has that confidence that only a seasoned professional exudes and from here on out the skies the limit on where he and his company may go. While I.’m sure not many pest companies will follow his exact business model you can never go wrong with being passionate about what youo’re doing in the way you want to get it done. Billy has proven this and in his way blazed a trail that others may follow albeit in their own modified way. Ia’m just thankful I was able to take time away from my work for a week to observe this guy firsthand and uninterrupted. For 3 hours a day I saw a great technician do his job and then I headed down to the beach to enjoy the rest of my vacation but looked forward to tomorrows marathon episodes of Billy The Exterminator on TV. Enjoy this post? Share it with others!
I recently started watching Billy The Exterminator after a good friend recommened it and I absolutely love it. If you would have told me a few months ago I would be watching a reality show about a pest control company, I would have thought you had lost your mind. But I tried it and learned a whole lot. I like Billy'’s personality and his persona. He seems to have a very good heart and shows a great deal of respect for his customers and the critters he encounters. I would say he is a very good ambassador for the industry. Even my young granddaughters (ages 10 and 6) love Billy. We sit down an watch it together. I have TiVoed a bunch of episodes and every time they come over they want to watch Billy. Part of his appeal is his edgy look masking the heart and brains underneath. Cann’t wait to see new episodes soon!
I recently started watching Billy The Exterminator after a good friend recommened it and I absolutely love it. If you would have told me a few months ago I would be watching a reality show about a pest control company, I would have thought you had lost your mind. But I tried it and learned a whole lot. I like Billy2’s personality and his persona. He seems to have a very good heart and shows a great deal of respect for his customers and the critters he encounters. I would say he is a very good ambassador for the industry. Even my young granddaughters (ages 10 and 6) love Billy. We sit down an watch it together. I have TiVoed a bunch of episodes and every time they come over they want to watch Billy. Part of his appeal is his edgy look masking the heart and brains underneath. Cani’t wait to see new episodes soon!
Following the mind-bending U“Dog the Bounty Hunterw” on A Er’s Wednesday night line-up is “Billy the Exterminator,p” a docu-reality show about a family-run pest control business located in Louisiana. I didnp’t have any reason to believe that it would differ from its lead-in, revealing itself a vulgar, mouth-breathing circus of marginalized bottom-feeders. I mean, on the TV ads there were men with mullets chasing rodents, so surely, Billy would be some sort of psychotic, a guy who happened to find a niche that allowed him to satiate his need to kill by becoming an exterminator. I could almost hear his demented, wheezing giggle as he explained how to decapitate a pigeon. And so I was expecting to see a profoundly dysfunctional clan of rednecks, drunkenly turning on one another as they drove pick-ups through the Bayou, firing wildly at Gators.
