Getting criticized in public is like getting criticized in private - you feel bad, you swallow hard and eventually you understand it's for your own good. Unles

Getting criticized in public is like getting criticized in private - you feel bad, you swallow hard and eventually you understand it's for your own good. Unless, however, it is done this way. You are being basically made fun of in front of an audience. Instead of using constructive criticism and manners to show he had a better way to do things, Yehuda took the bully stance and made the speaker look bad - much worse than he should.