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...and his bank account. What people fail to realize is that he isn't sharing all this "wonderful" training for free out of the goodness of his heart. I'm unsure of the exact ins and outs of it, but when you reach a certain number of views and/or subscribers YouTube pays you for your content. Some of the uber popular channels, there's some ladies from Japan and quite a few gamers in this category, are literally millionaires because of the sheer number of views and subscribers they have.I don't watch his videos (it just feeds his ego).
Now, I'm working on assumptions and guesses here and could be way off base, but my guess is Mr. Sazhin saw a niche market that wasn't cornered (unlike the dog training world) and decided this would be a way for him to get rich! He crafted a pretty slick image for himself, got a cute bird to do some cutesy tricks and started selling his product in the hopes of building himself an empire. After all the other, well respected parrot trainers weren't real tech savvy, weren't putting themselves out there in the digital age and therefore weren't marketing their brand to its fullest. That left the door wide open for someone with a slick package and gimmicks galore to capitalize. In steps Sazhin and "The Parrot Wizard" is born.