Don Callis doesn’t quite get why the Bullet Club is so angry at Kenny Omega and the Good Brothers for using their trademarks. Callis spoke tonight at a press conference after AEW Dynamite with Omega and the Brothers at the table and addressed Toma Tonga and Jay White slamming them for using the “Too Sweet” gesture and rocking Bullet Club shirts at Impact Hard to Kill. Callis said that he felt bad that they’re upset, but said Omega, Gallows, and Anderson did them a favor by leaving. “You know what guys, I this is a good time to kind of clear the air here,” he said. “Because I actually feel bad, I should feel bad. Because they’re our brothers over there. And people say, ‘Why do you guys have to have [the Bullet Club gestures]. We take all that can be taken, and then we take a little more. But I actually feel a little bad because the bottom line is, when the three brothers here left Bullet Club, it actually was a good thing. Because it created an opportunity for some midcard guys to move up the chain and fly the flag. Do you know what I’m saying? It’s kind of like when baseball had a work stoppage and they had replacement players. The scabs came in, they got an opportunity. It’s like a mark fantasy camp, almost. It’s like, you get to play that you’re part of the big group.”