Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta - Polysubstance enthusiast, "Lawtuber" turned Dabbleverse streamer, swinger, "whitebread ass nigga", snuffs animals for fun, visits 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Legally a cuckold who lost his license to practice law. Wife's bod worth $50. The normies even know.

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What would the outcome of the harassment restraining order be?

  • A WIN for the Toe against Patrick Melton.

    Votes: 63 16.9%
  • A WIN for the Toe against Nicholas Rekieta.

    Votes: 4 1.1%
  • A MAJOR WIN for the Toe, it's upheld against both of them.

    Votes: 95 25.5%
  • Huge L, felted, cooked etc, it gets thrown out.

    Votes: 64 17.2%
  • A win for the lawyers (and Kiwi Farms) because it gets postponed again.

    Votes: 147 39.4%

  • Total voters
    373
For whatever it may be worth, I always associated 'projection' with Viva Frei's catchphrase 'confession by projection'. He even had it on a merchandised shirt. I thought Nick cribbed it.
Maybe. It's not like Viva invented the word though. Only the phrase (I suppose). Nick isn't using the phrase. Only the word.

"Projection" is a indeed a thing, but the way Nick is using it is ludicrous. He's trying to push the idea he never espoused conservative values and people are projecting them on him. I also saw people in Sean's chat claiming Nick has always been the way he is now (no, he hasn't).

Legends say Sean went so balls deep on Cgoody, that even YT's trans lobby moderators had trouble searching for them so they could remove them.
"But I wanted Nick's balls! Not Sean's!" - CGoody (probably)
 
I doubt it's fraud, but $17.50 is way too much for one comic sold at cost. Either Eric has a really trash printing contract, which happens as sometimes people start with one printer and stay with them not realizing you can switch to one with more volume to have less than half the cost, or Eric is factoring in a lot of other costs like artist royalties, employee labor costs, warehousing, etc. I'd think Eric would have asked the artists to drop royalties for charity and the like, but who knows.

Realistically I'd guess $5-10 is probably cost to print a book with his volume, but there are other costs as well after that.
The "problem" is likely what is known as an "absolute minimum charge" in parcel shipping and more commonly known as a "floor charge" in general freight. I.E. regardless of size/weight, there is a certain minimum charge that will always be incurred for a given origin and destination. For the kind of volume they are likely doing and nationwide distribution, up to half of that $17.50 wouldn't be unheard of. If you're looking at identical freight charges for shipping 2 instead of 1, that brings you right into the ballpark of $13/unit for a landed cost.

It's a serious consideration for small/low cost items. Overestimating it and donating any leftover revenue leaves you with minimal risk exposure. If you project for bulk shipping and wind up with only single-orders you can easily find yourself falling short. There might be more elegant solutions but something like this hardly calls for the extra effort at this scale. You'd quickly eat up the extra amounts donated in analysis/admin costs.
 
I'd almost wish ill will in Nick but seeing his level of balldo guards I think he deserves his current audience. I just hope they can collectively fund him DSP paypig style for eternity. Nick is already in his own version of hell surrounded by the most moronic shit stains left on the Internet. Wishing him anything else might make God pity him and help his ass.
 
The "problem" is likely what is known as an "absolute minimum charge" in parcel shipping and more commonly known as a "floor charge" in general freight. I.E. regardless of size/weight, there is a certain minimum charge that will always be incurred for a given origin and destination. For the kind of volume they are likely doing and nationwide distribution, up to half of that $17.50 wouldn't be unheard of. If you're looking at identical freight charges for shipping 2 instead of 1, that brings you right into the ballpark of $13/unit for a landed cost.

It's a serious consideration for small/low cost items. Overestimating it and donating any leftover revenue leaves you with minimal risk exposure. If you project for bulk shipping and wind up with only single-orders you can easily find yourself falling short. There might be more elegant solutions but something like this hardly calls for the extra effort at this scale. You'd quickly eat up the extra amounts donated in analysis/admin costs.
Was Eric shipping it to people directly or just to the charity as a bulk shipment?

Though even then you'd probably not send it using something like UPS which incurs those minimum charges, you'd use something like Media Mail from USPS which will be roughly $4 a book, plus cost of packaging so about $5 total. Maybe that explains it if he's shipping each book to a specific location and is getting shitty printer rates, but I'd assume he's probably getting better rates on all of that with his size and scale. Now maybe he chooses to use a specific printer or whatever for ideological reasons that's more expensive, which is fine if he wants to go that route, but he might want to disclose that as well.
 
Some COMPLETELY random-ass cat just superchatted Sean. I'm sure we don't know him. :story:

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Also, Sean responded to this by saying "whenever he wants to" and smiling.

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Some real bangers in the chat tonight. BIG difference when all the ballwashers are over in Nick's chat prostrating themselves before the nose.

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Was Eric shipping it to people directly or just to the charity as a bulk shipment?

Though even then you'd probably not send it using something like UPS which incurs those minimum charges, you'd use something like Media Mail from USPS which will be roughly $4 a book, plus cost of packaging so about $5 total. Maybe that explains it if he's shipping each book to a specific location and is getting shitty printer rates, but I'd assume he's probably getting better rates on all of that with his size and scale. Now maybe he chooses to use a specific printer or whatever for ideological reasons that's more expensive, which is fine if he wants to go that route, but he might want to disclose that as well.
I would hope that he picks a more robust shipping method than a media mailer for book covers that are supposed to never be printed again.

Nevermind, it's a moot point anyway.

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He graduated from what used to be known as University of Minnesota - Marshall but now is known as Southwest Minnesota State.
I don’t think you are correct. That school has “was founded in 1964 as Southwest Minnesota State College(SMSC). It admitted its first class of students on September 19, 1967. The college became Southwest State University (SSU) on August 1, 1975, and kept that name for nearly thirty years until adopting the name Southwest Minnesota State University (SMSU) on July 1, 2003.[6]” (wiki)

The MN state university system (MnSCU)* is not the same as the University of MN, which has 5 campuses across the state, the largest of which is the Twin Cities campus, along with Duluth, Rochester, Crookston, and Morris. There is a feeder relationship between certain community colleges and the U, called the MN cooperative Admissions Program, which is what I was referencing, ensuring transfer admission to the U (Twin Cities) from those schools if certain criteria are met: https://admissions.tc.umn.edu/mncap-minnesota-cooperative-admissions-program. Just checked and that’s not something a student at Nick’s school would’ve been eligible for as a standard program.

*MnSCU system: https://www.minnstate.edu/campusesprograms/index.html

TL; DR: high doubt he enrolled for basic courses at the u after graduating from his school. Makes no sense. And Wells Fargo is all over MN, no reason to connect that with being at the university of mn.
 
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I would hope that he picks a more robust shipping method than a media mailer for book covers that are supposed to never be printed again.

Nevermind, it's a moot point anyway.

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For media mail you can literally ship it in any box you want, it does not have to be a bubble envelope. If you show up to a post office with a cardboard box and confirm it's media mail you can ship it.

As for qualifications, comics do qualify as long as they don't have advertisements in them, though most comics and manga have adverts for other comics and manga in the back handful of pages. However, even if he does happen to have advertisements and doesn't qualify, which I doubt with independently published works, first class or priority with tracking on a package under 1 pound, which a gemini boxed comic book would qualify for most likely, is still about $5-6 with USPS.
 
I am still upset Null did not play the unhinged clip of Nick with his hood street creed story about the racist white cop and the 'everyone is racist except me. I hate white people'.
Same, especially since it had the most flagrant use of the low tone baby pillow talk.

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Hopefully someday we get one of these for Nicky Rickety Moon-Cricket.
 
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Yes. Somebody ACTUALLY made this argument in defense of Nick. That the clip is obvious spliced by KF because Nick paused July's video to scream at him for some time, and that's not how it was in the stream Nick has now privated.
This retard (captain bipto) doesn't know what splicing means. Splicing (in video editing) means making a cut in the video, cutting out useless part. It does not mean to edit a freeze frame or include a picture in picture.

The only video that I spiced was the this one because there was so much dead air and I wanted the length (and size) as short as possible. I wish @Null played this one too (or, at most, played the 0:50 to 1:15 part), since it shows that Rekieta literally lied to his audience about the "He couldn't answer the $17.50 question"; when, in-fact, Eric did answer it pretty clearly.

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For a guy who doesn't like flexing his street cred he sure did spend many minutes explaining how perfect and unassailable his street cred is.

"I know everyone in prison." - Nick Rekieta
It is such a stupid flex as well. 'All my homies in prison nigga' is fucking stupid when niggers do it, but it is even more stupid and retarded when a pasty white-bread ass nigga says it as well. At least the negro could be telling the truth and actually be hard, the last time Nick got hard was when he was in the corner watching the bull with Our Wife.
 
It is such a stupid flex as well. 'All my homies in prison nigga' is fucking stupid when niggers do it, but it is even more stupid and retarded when a pasty white-bread ass nigga says it as well. At least the negro could be telling the truth and actually be hard, the last time Nick got hard was when he was in the corner watching the bull with Our Wife.
“I’m not white!”
- Nick Rekieta
(proceeds to hoodflex about the criminality of middle schoolers, admits he is terrified of them)
 
Splicing (in video editing) means making a cut in the video, cutting out useless part. It does not mean to edit a freeze frame or include a picture in picture.
I think we all get that. This dumb dumb doesn't. He thinks you actually manipulated the video picture itself instead of just making cuts. That you edited in freezed footage of July instead of Nick himself pausing July so he can drunkenly yell.

Probably one of the funniest attempts to defend Nick I've seen yet. It's right up there will the guy in Nick's Locals that thinks the U.S. Army is unconstitutional (although that didn't really concern Nick).
 
I think we all get that. This dumb dumb doesn't. He thinks you actually manipulated the video picture itself instead of just making cuts. That you edited in freezed footage of July instead of Nick himself pausing July so he can drunkenly yell.

Probably one of the funniest attempts to defend Nick I've seen yet. It's right up there will the guy in Nick's Locals that thinks the U.S. Army is unconstitutional (although that didn't really concern Nick).
I was trying to make fun of him; I should have re-read the post, since it looks like I am lecturing you guys, My bad.
 
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