- His last co-op class for the constitution class this school year is on 4/20 (make jokes), and he is planning to record his classes next year and post them.
This seems like another impetuous idea that is doomed for the circular bin from the get-go, like the other unfulfilled promises mentioned recently in the thread.
Filming at the co-op to be posted on social media would presumably require some combination of:
A) some form of permission from the other parents
B) a video setup positioned strategically as not to capture any children's faces or identities
C) someone to operate or at least prep such an A/V setup
Nick has demonstrated that his laziness and abilities lend themselves well to simple streaming phone and laptop setups (hot tub & kitchen Local streams, Hedonism II, hotel during Lady R's surgery)) but can't handle more dynamic and professional setups (Anime Matsuri, Las Vegas meetup).
There's also the question of whom is the audience for this kind of content. His Locals harem has made it clear they find anything law-related "boring".
Andrew Branca did stroke Nick's ego by implying that he had asked Nick to teach a theoretical future class at his simulated paid Law School courses for civilians.
But Nick doesn't have the legal chops to be an authority on any topic of law compared to practicing lawyers like Steve Gosney or even Ian Runkle.
And in this case, we're talking about a former strip mall lawyer teaching a middle/high school level civics class.
