- Joined
- Jul 3, 2021
I remember Nick saying that in order to match his YouTube earnings, he would have to charge clients an exorbitant fee that he feels would be unethical to charge. So if he were to ever take on a client, he would do it pro bono instead of bothering to charge some token fee. I think he's probably never setting foot in a judge's court ever again unless he's representing a close friend or is the defendant. He simply doesn't need to practice anymore to make a living.From what I remember he's not doing the lawyer thing at all now that his youtube took off. He mentioned he finished up his last case earlier this year I think and it went really badly where he truly wanted to help his client but the judge fucked them both. It sounded like he just lost a lot of faith after that in the system.