Yeah, $126,000 a year as a GS-13 (roughly equivalent to an Army Major or LT Colonel) doesn't seem like a bad gig, TBH. The bennies are probably good too.
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Kurt might be the most secure money wise, out of all of them, should he decide to give up the law streaming thing.
Of course, that won't stop criticism of his personality (or lack thereof), but still... it's something.
I just can't help but point out Kurt has had an upward mobile day job for a while now, and so many other people surrounding Nick (and
including Nick) seem to be leaning in hard on the whole streaming grift.
He was admitted to the Texas bar on the 15th of December, last year. He's also barred in Virginia.
It may be worth noting that, according to the American Bar Association, only about 0.52% of the lawyers licensed to practice in the U.S. are actual "trial attorneys." Indeed, the vast majority of them do administrative bullshit like Kurt. He's hardly unusual in that respect.
EDIT: Typo.