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- Jul 13, 2017
I think the issue with Nick is that he said "if you hire me, you're pleading out."From what my cousins who were Public Defenders (they specialized fucking quick and stopped being Public defenders) is that most of the time you probably just want to take the plea. The issue with Nick lies in how bad the plea bargains he convinced his clients to take.
WITHOUT any regard to whether his client is innocent, or might have a good defense. One might wonder whether he knows how to do anything else. Going by his own words, it sure seems like he doesn't. He basically advertised he's not interested in courtroom defenses.
Yeah, some people are guilty, and sometimes a plea deal is the best option, but Nick made it clear that's ALL he does. Full service defense attorney, he is not.
He also sorta-kinda ambushed Tonkasaw with Warski. I say "sorta-kinda" because, to be fair, he asked Tonka if he'd talk to Andy, and when Tonka seemed to give an affirmative answer he immediately brought Andy on. Andy was waiting in the back room the whole time, so he absolutely wanted that to happen."You really think Nick would ambush Josh with Drexel? Sheesh, y'all really are conspiracy theorists."
"He wouldn't just show up with him unannounced."
NOW WAIT A MINUTE, CGOODY! Last I checked, Nick was absolutely okay with surprise attacks on people, just ask Ethan Ralph and Elijah Schaffer what caused Ralph to back out of the You Are Here interview. What makes anyone think that they wouldn't try for a double team just to prevent Josh from actually making any headway in a discussion?
Not that any discussion with Drexel would actually accomplish anything at all in the first place.
Some of the newer of you might not be familiar with this picture, but it was from the Tonkasaw thing. Right as the two started yelling at each other. He was quite pleased with himself (but he totally hates drama). Several Kiwis used a variation of this as their avatar back in the day.

I could totally see a situation where he invites Null on to chat, and Drexel is waiting in the wings.
You are right though. I don't think Drexel could out-argue Null. Even with the advantage of an ambush.