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- Oct 1, 2021
They were my favorite of anything Rekieta did.Too bad Nick started gargling down humongous cocks on the daily because those streams used to be cozy.
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They were my favorite of anything Rekieta did.Too bad Nick started gargling down humongous cocks on the daily because those streams used to be cozy.
I am angry because I feel tricked. I actually believed his bullshit for some period of time. I never believed he was some kind of saint, but I did think he was at least a decent person and not some disgusting perverted piece of shit.I refuse to believe someone would go from larpy TradCath Christian papa lawyer to libertine coomer Hedonism II multicultural orgies in the matter of a year.
I believe it goes a little deeper than what you've heard here. Disclaimer: This is all 2nd hand information... feel free to fact-check me on my fable. Can a fable be fact-checked? ANYWAY...Anyone mind explaining how Sean became liked here, or at least mentioned semi-often. I like his streams from what I remember but no one ever brought him up here until recently. Do something based or just appearing on Nicks streams more? I did back read but only saw the recent CGoody stuff
I'll believe that (I said "could"), but I still think Nate inadvertently highlights how shit Nick looks in 2023. Whether he intended to or not, he basically did what this thread has already done, but in video form set to music.Nate has a bunch of these for multiple YT lawyers. It is not a dig. It is only shorts clcikbait.
Well, I can't speak for everybody here, but if Nick called out TiC specifically for trying to get Nick cancelled (and not some whiny bullshit), I might say something along the lines of "fair point." I guess it would depend how Nick presented it.He's free to do whatever he feels he needs to of course. But I think if this were Nick trying to dunk on TiC no one would be going "slay queen", because trying to own the haters is cowish behavior.
I like Sean too, but that clip had me cringing.
Right, but then he also said that he was always shocked he gets along with Dick because he's so unlike Dick. It's not entirely impossible for opposites to attract. For example, Null sorta-kinda gets along with some people you wouldn't usually think he would. Destiny, for one.Remember he always said he was a Dick Masterson superfan before he made his channel.
I do believe that he believed that he was TradCath back then. It's just the lolbertarianism, e-fame, and and financial resources won out overwhelmingly over his self-concept.I don't think Balldo changed, he just went mask off.
I refuse to believe someone would go from larpy TradCath Christian papa lawyer to libertine coomer Hedonism II multicultural orgies in the matter of a year.
Also, he's always been a lolbertarian. The signs were there.
I think he will. I don't think he's getting better, but I think he's dying significantly slower than he anticipated, and I think he's actively trying to die slower. My evidence for this is how he's quit smoking, is eating healthier, and is installing mobility aids in his home. You don't do that stuff if you're on your death bed.assuming he lives long enough to see it come to its conclusion
I'm sure it was mentioned here earlier, but there was an old stream where Drexel was on and Drexel says "you think Nick's not a degenerate, oh man, you should see him off-camera!" I might've listened to that one live (in the background as I always did. I guess everyone thought of it as just another joke, but there's another Drexel clip implying the same thing.I don't think Balldo changed, he just went mask off.
I refuse to believe someone would go from larpy TradCath Christian papa lawyer to libertine coomer Hedonism II multicultural orgies in the matter of a year.
Also, he's always been a lolbertarian. The signs were there.
Actually demented behavior. If this man is a Christian then Christ is not sending his best.- Later (not in timestamp) he shared that when he got on the G&G stream he was starving so he messaged his kids on FB to bring him snacks. His son delivered him saltines and graham crackers.
I'm curious whether he means they trained him on these things as part of his job or if others working for him imparted this wisdom informally. From what I've seen, he was a bank teller for Wells Fargo for a year. They don't even offer life insurance products, so how his role as a basic Wells Fargo bank teller gave him that specialized knowledge is peculiar. His first year as a bank teller involved advising clients on intergenerational wealth depreciation strategies? That isn't passing the smell test.- Around 2:46:46 discusses how he knows tax planners for generational wealth families (shocker) to avoid taxes.
"There's a bunch of cool things you can do that involve debt, property ownership, depreciation strategies and placing a whole shit load of money into life insurance products... you make money available but borrow against yourself."
- He claims to know this bc he worked for a bank yet 5 min earlier said he was invested in a real estate fund in which you own actual shares in buildings.
Being a bank teller does not confer any of that knowledge. Further, without the appropriate accreddidations, he couldnt legally give investment advice or sell products such as insurance. More than likely he picked up general tips and strategies from Wells Fargo Premier Bankers and Wealth Advisors during water cooler talks.Actually demented behavior. If this man is a Christian then Christ is not sending his best.
I'm curious whether he means they trained him on these things as part of his job or if others working for him imparted this wisdom informally. From what I've seen, he was a bank teller for Wells Fargo for a year. They don't even offer life insurance products, so how his role as a bank teller gave him that specialized knowledge is peculiar.
I think even at his Christian-est he never practiced the faith, going to church is not enough, talking the talk and verbalizing your faith is not enough; you have to walk the walk (I'm sure there's a verse about this, don't ask me which); he's never done that.Nick always came across as only nominally Christian, imo. Even in the early days when he would present himself as "trad," his views and positions were pretty unorthodox for traditional Christian denominations. For example his infamous (and sophomoric at that) critical theory interpretation of the Bible.
I believe this comes from a shallow or limited understanding of Christianity. Even with disagreements on doctrine or practices, most Christian denominations have an internal logic that is very noticeable to other practicing Christians and is more enduring. This is why when people are only broadly or culturally Christian, they will often hold malleable opinions as there is no underlying philosophy as a foundation for when circumstance and life challenge held beliefs.
This is evidenced by Nick's shift on drugs and sexual expression from traditional disdain to libertine exultation. He was never opposed to these things foundationally or morally, but rather in a shallow cultural manner. For example "I oppose sexual impropriety because Christians oppose it and I consider myself a Christian." With the coinciding social independence from his local congregation probably due to COVID restrictions and his financial independence from relatives with he has shifted his beliefs and behavior. Add in drugs, alcoholism, and E-fame on top of that.
TLDR: I believe that Nick at one point was not a phony Christian, but a shallow one and when his values and faith were tested, they were found wanting. So far since then, he has elected to indulge in debauchery. His huge ego makes me unsympathetic towards him, but I feel sorry for his children.
He worked after WF at some sort of religious financial services thing, I want to say Lutheran based. This is what he did between WF and law school.His first year as a bank teller involved advising clients on intergenerational wealth depreciation strategies? That isn't passing the smell test.
Remember, though, that he learned ALL of his banker stuff far faster than anyone else there. What took others months, he learned in only a handful of days. Because he's nick goddamn Rekieta, plastered (non-practicing) lawyer in a strip mall law firm from bumfuck Minnesota.Being a bank teller does not confer any of that knowledge. Further, without the appropriate accreddidations, he couldnt legally give investment advice or sell products such as insurance. More than likely he picked up general tips and strategies from Wells Fargo Premier Bankers and Wealth Advisors during water cooler talks.
For a busy guy he sure gets around. At 3:45:37 out of the 5:10:00 stream, he makes an appearance on Flashcast last night and stayed until the end. It appears that Nick is still welcome on YellowFlash even after the 7 hour whining Eric July stream. If anyone cares to watch and summarize it, the link is below.SATURDAY NIGHT CAMELTHOTS | Rekieta Law, Robyn Hood Director, Bungie Sued and MORE #003
Nick was on Coomalot's stream with Xia last night starting at Timestamp 2:00:00.
The semi-obvious answer is that he would have learned most of this from his parents who are dealing with a massive estate and Ty Beard who is into estates and trusts law.I'm curious whether he means they trained him on these things as part of his job or if others working for him imparted this wisdom informally. From what I've seen, he was a bank teller for Wells Fargo for a year. They don't even offer life insurance products, so how his role as a basic Wells Fargo bank teller gave him that specialized knowledge is peculiar. His first year as a bank teller involved advising clients on intergenerational wealth depreciation strategies? That isn't passing the smell test.
- He was supposed to be on G&G but slept past 4 pm.
- He woke with Kayla in bed with him. She was watching StarTrek because "that's what she does".
- He quickly realized he was an hour late for his appearance.
If it's this Thrivent then that makes far more sense. I'm much less familiar with their training than I am with Wells Fargo's training for bank tellers so he may be completely honest on this one. That's not to say he was especially skilled or capable with the position, but it's put him in a spot where he apparently did what he describes.He worked after WF at some sort of religious financial services thing, I want to say Lutheran based. This is what he did between WF and law school.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=James 1:22-25&version=NIVI think even at his Christian-est he never practiced the faith, going to church is not enough, talking the talk and verbalizing your faith is not enough; you have to walk the walk (I'm sure there's a verse about this, don't ask me which); he's never done that.