uh-oh, t0ddday is back and calling everyone out on not training hard enough. 
nice 
No, not really. People should speak after they actually know how you train and know your life, or shut up. You can neg this post all you want, but this is my opinion and in my particular case that shit doesn't apply.
I was just speaking generally.. It reminds me of when I coached at MSC. Everyone was busting ass, training really hard, and in comes Jamie McOwen who would sometimes get under peoples skin by saying we aren't training hard enough, people aren't giving 100% effort etc. He made everyone elevate their game.
Same thing for Bruce Aven (the former MLB player who ran the facility). You could be on the verge of death from training so hard, he'd come in, and make you give so much more. For example, I was training this "minor league" football player who was ~250 lb & Aven was ~220 and barely lifted anymore, and he was trap bar deadlifting around ~505 or something.. So Bruce walks up, no warmup, asks if it was "heavy". No one really knew how to responsd. So he just picks it up like nothing, does a few reps.. drops it.. and goes "nah.. not heavy". Then walks off. Several egos were hurt, but.... People who thought they might be giving 100%, thought to themselves maybe they have been giving 95%.
So i'm saying "nice" from that angle. More of a "group training mindset" where people you train with can make you train harder.
pc!