For Darrell and Brandon, they represented experience.
The cameras captured the excitement, the arguments, the bidding, and the discoveries. But television could only show a portion of what such a lifestyle required.
There was also the pressure of constantly making decisions.
There was the financial risk.
There was the uncertainty.
And there was the challenge of maintaining a public persona while navigating a business in which not every gamble could possibly pay off.
When the Cameras Become Part of the Story
Fame can change the way people see a person.