That is one of the silliest things I have ever heard (with respect)
I am not going to compare myself to a genetically elite gifted Olympian bodybuilder running grams and grams of PED's, just like it would be totally counter productive for a natty bodybuilder to follow pro/juiced up bodybuilding protocols.
Lyle McDonald went into great depth on this subject about why 90% of people/gym rats SHOULD NOT be following pro bodybuilders routines/diets/protocols.
Your argument is like me taking advice on how to become a millionaire from a national lottery winner. Plain stupid.
There are exceptions in life always, but they don't make the general rule for most.
Also in answer to your earlier question about "why not just plain grilled chicken breast"
Well cos it tastes like shit and is demotivating and not something I will stick to eating regular where as I can just about handle Rotisserie chicken cos it actually tastes good.
PS. I love Shaun Ray, one of my all time fave bodybuilders. 
You take things too literally. There is a certain guideline. Shawn is not saying you are going to get the same results as him, but he is giving you pointers. He even mentioned something to Melvin Anthony on video about how people will at the last minute eat raisins, or do something stupid to eff up their conditioning or results. Sound familiar?
You make the same mistake as millions of other people working out. You make things overly complicated them get pissed off or depressed when things don't go right. But, you are a special case. You believe if you over think things, then it will come off correct. But, in your mind you know that you are incorrect. Which is why you asked the question. You get off on doing this. It is a cycle. You get excited, then depressed at the outcome. Try and tweek it, overcomplicate again--excited then depressed.
You get off on the going thru the motions, but subconsciously you know it will not work, again. Even when told to stop over complicated things, and just be consistent, you don't listen. And then when the result that you knew would happen, you go through a slump.