I think it probably was a lack of communication on both sides, or at least Dillashaw's part. Also you have to look at both perspectives. From TJ's side he's just going with the coach who he felt can make him better, and he still wanted to train at Alpha Male. From Alpha Male's side, or Faber's side, TJs choosing to go with another coach, who Faber it seemed didn't get along with, and also a person who had left their camp and left a bad taste before as well. Seems like his dislike for Ludwig, compacted with the fact that now he felt disrespected and hurt by Dillashaw leaving; kind of exaggerated this whole thing. Then after that happens, it blows up to where Dillashaws is talking about small things that he didn't like, and Faber saying the same thing. If Dillashaw never would have left, these things probably never get old and become a problem. It's like things your ex did that you didn't like, when you're with them you don't care; but once they're gone, you might feel more inclined to say aomthing about it, especially if it was a bad breakup. It's understandable, I'm sure this probably happens a lot when people leave gyms. So I don't think he's a snake personally, he was just doing what's best for himself; and it worked. Also it worked out for Team Alpha Male since with Dillashaw gone, they were able to build of Garbrandt. Something that would of been tough if Dillashaw was still on the team and still champ. It just depends how you look at it, but I understand both sides. I think Faber was more hurt than anything and it happens. Dillashaw was probably a good friend and Faber just felt blindsided and backstabbed by it.