serious: trip to memory lane/ Alex Player the polishedknob

first of all it will be a long post, so excuse my writing if there's a couple of mistakes here and there, not my first language… do not ask for TLDR, just skip to the next topic. There's a channel on youtube that i used to watch years ago and it never left my memory and it's the one from the australian kid (now grown ass man) Alex Player. This kid was super famous in those years because of his alleged filmed encounters with different nhi, usually greys or tall greys. His channel popped up in my mind last month or so, and i started a "marathon" of all his videos and i am afraid people judged this slightly cocky and pricky kid wrong.. i know, i know that he seemed fishy and that from a viewer perspective this guy was doing all of that for visibility and money.. but let's be real for a moment… You are a pretty normal kid living with your (divorced?) mom that pay the landlord in a big property with a big forest behind it, you are quite immature (as most kids.. for example the names of his channels speak for themselves.. thepolishedknob and pussytastesgood1)and playing with cars, bikes and all the shit a normal kid like to do in the australian outdoors. One day you stumble upon a frickin grey alien in your garden and you record it with your crappy camera, of course people are going to shit on your head thinking it's fake, especially if you don't start immediately to search for concrete proofs of your sighting, like for example the height comparison with the grass, looking for marks on the terrain, trying to see where it could have gone with some of your friends (just to be "safe"). Everyone is trolling you and calling you a hoaxer, but the sightings continue, not every day, but they are steady, but some people start to give advices to alex.. for example looking for proofs, doing a morning after video, trying to communicate with it, try to capture better quality videos with new equipment, all these things he slowly did trying to not make the same mistakes over and over during the years mostly succeeding. Considering he was a guy working in a sort of fast food and his hobby was cars and bass (there's still a channel about basses that seems to be his main channel) and his money went into that, with the only exception of the second camera he bought with youtube money from the sighting videos and that camera capture some sort of good footage, i think we have to consider ourselves kinda fortunate to have watched something that won't happen to most of us in our lifetime at all. Plus considering what we can speculate about greys sort of programmed nhi, i thing it's quite facinating seeing their behaviour trying to lure this guy out of his home but never succeed in kidnapping him till the last video of his channel, some say it's obviously fiction and this kid was super creative with the help of his friends, but i don't know man… The behaviour of his friend pommy kinda frightened seemed pretty real to me, even the video with them going in the forest during night chasing the nhi, dude, it's a frickin australian forest in the night, of course they are frightened, seemed fricking real to me, plus people were making jokes about the walking style of these entities, but it seems kinda spot on to me.. they walk like sideways rotating their middle part of the body giving weird vibes to the viewer. One of the best pieces of evidence i think you can find in his channel is the last sighting before the abduction, that i enhanced in this post, the part of the body you can see towers the wall in front of him standing on a downhill and you can see that spot in other videos, alex is like 6 foot tall, so they nhi must be between 6.5 and 7 ft… Now what are the odds of having a drunken bald hobo looking like a tall grey alien in your backyard during night in the middle of an australian property… Pretty low am i right? I can hear you, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidences to be taken seriously, and that's the mistake alex did during those years, he focused on catching the perfect footage, but that alone doesn't help you "selling" your case to the viewers that will think you have an agenda regarding money and visibility. To close it out, what are your thoughts on this? Alex after missing time of like 30 minutes moved out of there and went on with his life, kinda strange for a guy that wanted to fake this thing forever.