Consistency on Rumble benefits you, but not so much on YT.
I'm pretty sure consistency on youtube helps a lot. Nick even used to say that taking a week off from youtube caused your videos to not get recommended as much.
He says cancelling shows causes him 'trauma'
Spoken like someone whose worst childhood memory was a teacher taking his transformer away.
He wants to change the impression that he is always cancelling.
Then, and hear me out, stop cancelling your shows. If you aren't going to be able to stream, or if there is some doubt, don't commit to the stream then cancel later. Your audience will be much happier getting a "surprise" stream then cancelling your 50th stream in a row.
- He revealed his Tuesday and Wednesaday cancelations were for his kid who they tho8ght they needed to take to the A&E (Emergency Room).
So why the vague posting at the time? He could've said "kiddo is sick, can't stream" people may have mocked him but that's better than the vague posting especially if you're going to give the reason out later.
- Another cancelation was for a family/friend who needed late-night legal help. He has a law degree and he cannot NOT use it when people need help. He does not talk about how much he practices, but he does in a limited way.
Late night legal help sounds like a DUI. I have to assume because of Nick's legal help they were drawn and quartered.
- Nick has taken out his mustang for a few days when it rose above freezing. It is very fun to drive and he likes to spin the wheels then 'take off' when he gets connection to the road.
This retard is really gonna do a burnout into a tree isn't he?
- Nick addressed lacking LOCALS content. He repeated the cope that it is the requirement to stream that demotivates him and makes him not want to stream. Nick is burnt out on 'obligations', but not the actual creation of content. The planning and structure of the show ruins it. LOCALS was supposed to be candid and unscripted.
So Nick hates the requirement to stream but wants to renew his Rumble deal which will most certainly have requirements for streaming. Also, Nick not being burnt out on the creation of content is laughable. When was the last time he actually created NEW content? He has a ton of ideas and promises for new content and segments that never get fulfilled.
- Doing normal shows is hard currently because the show became 'not fun' for a while. It used to be relaxing, but it became work that demotivated him to find show topics, research, and stream.
Turns out when you sign a contract that forces you to treat something like a job it becomes work. Also, he used to have a discord that would feed him show topics and research. Wonder what happened to it.
- He might cover the Carano lawsuit (weeks after everyone else) but he is not sure people like it. He cannot tell how much people like reading court documents.
Weird cause most of lawtube read court documents and seem to do okay. Even Nick got his start reading court documents, weird for him to say he doesn't know if people like it.
His doctor only takes his weight and height with blood pressure, then asks if you are alright. If you say yes, then they charge you hundreds of dollars and send you away.
Doctor: Nick, you aren't looking good. You feeling okay?
Nick: Doing great, Doc.
Doctor: Well, you know what's best, take care.
- Nick did NOT lose weight with Ozempic. He did it by dieting.
Today I learned that drinking all your calories is considered dieting.
