Or maybe learn something from. Guys like the poster you reference have taught me things that have saved my life more than once. Thicken your skin a little, the plane will kill you without saying a word. Well, maybe "Pull UP" but you are almost a goner by then anyway.
No offense, but the up and coming pilots of today seem to have baby soft tender emotions and a reluctance to take a little instruction from the guys who have been in the game longer than they have. Staying alive is more important than "having fun". There's definitely a requirement for the job to be enjoyable and fun, but that's not the first priority, and certainly not the main ingredient in a good pilot. What you should look for is the guy who shows you the ropes (even after you think you know it all) but still makes a pleasurable crewmate.