- 1h7m: What happened after the cokestream: he and April accidentally did huge lines of ketamine; he got some quack to prescribe him a round of ketamine therapy guided by a therapist last year.
-1h10m: community service; his county sucks, pretty much all manual labor; Nick thinks he would be much better at hosting an AA group; he's very good with interpersonal communication
-1h16m: schedule talking again: 11PM isn't the best for him; Unbreaded will come back
- trialstream whinging: everybody doing it alone, no big panels anymore, the magic is gone; some of these guys are just fucking boring and not funny, they should just go on someone else's stream instead; they want the money but they aren't gonna get it
- If a media company hired Nick to trialstream, they'd have to pay him $700/h
- 1h24m: Nick's problem was really poor work/life balance
- sentencing "changed [his] whole demeanor over night", because now he can talk
- 1h40m: sleep schedule; now that he is "working" he can't sleep, because his brain is too busy
- Hackamania/Aaron: He ate my cum, yadda, yadda, yadda,...; Nick didn't have a choice, because someone made things public
- Aaron is flailing to get attention, that's why Nick "typically" doesn't talk about him
- Aaron's body is like a pile of jelly
- Nick psychoanalyses Aaron; he doesn't even know he's lying because his mind twists reality so much
- Nick tried to help him be cool: "We need to work on your sexiness"
- Aaron is trying to make the polycule sound cheap and gross, which it definitely wasn't
- "These are just people trying to live, it wasn't supposed to be public"
- Aaron is looking for a huge fight, but Nick isn't going to give him one: "I'm just going back to my show"
- Aaron has talked about Nick every single day for a year, Nick hasn't really talked about him at all
- Nick talks to anybody; in Vegas some guy came and yelled at him and he just asked him if he wanna talk
- Gothic Sushi: Nick and Kayla were "certainly not" trying to fuck her
- 2h12m: Nick is once again "working on building a team" to put out a book. It's non-fiction. It will have wide appeal, "something you can imagine on a shelf at Target or Walmart". He's already found a researcher.
- Getting arrested was actually good because it forced him to take a break from work.