The Amazing Atheist / TJ Kirk / Thomas James Kirk / Terroja Kincaid / The Distressed Watcher - A banana up his ass and hot oil on his cock. Reddit atheist accused of pedophilia.

Man he has a million subscribers but his videos only get 10's of thousands of views. Why is it so hard for YouTubers to just call it a career and retire like a respectable person?
Because they might lose subscribers if they don't continuously pump out that content.
 
Path dependence. In a normal job, if things start to go sour, you can chalk it up to experience, put it on your resume, and hang on for the time it takes to find another job in your field. With YouTube, you make yourself a potentially huge PR liability while developing no skills beyond amusing speds and leaving no paper trail as to what your work ethic is like. This has been gone over pretty extensively in the Spoony thread, but it's worth reiterating- what job could he get, with the massive paper trail he's left behind? If you achieve any kind of success on YouTube, you pass the "internet is forever" threshold, so everything you've ever said or done can potentially come back to haunt you. And hoo boy, does TJ have ill-concealed skeletons in that closet.

The PR issue is the biggest problem. He also has to deal with having no skills and having nothing on his resume. He's allegedly never had an actual job besides when he worked with his father (or that diner job story he told on Joe Rogan).
You think he'll use this moment to reflect on his life and change course?


NAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH.......

TJ never plans ahead. He's always about the moment and not the future. He's never once taken into consideration that his "career" could end, he never saved any of the money he's earned as he always figured his income stream would stay at the high level it was at and he's never developed any new skills that could help him out.

I'd say that now that he's on the ropes he's finally received the wake up call that was needed, but I'm likely being too optimistic.
 
Path dependence. In a normal job, if things start to go sour, you can chalk it up to experience, put it on your resume, and hang on for the time it takes to find another job in your field. With YouTube, you make yourself a potentially huge PR liability while developing no skills beyond amusing speds and leaving no paper trail as to what your work ethic is like. This has been gone over pretty extensively in the Spoony thread, but it's worth reiterating- what job could he get, with the massive paper trail he's left behind? If you achieve any kind of success on YouTube, you pass the "internet is forever" threshold, so everything you've ever said or done can potentially come back to haunt you. And hoo boy, does TJ have ill-concealed skeletons in that closet.
At the very least, he'll never get a job in the produce department.
 
I think an employment saga for TJ could potentially be lulzy. He said his last job was at an IHOP where he quit by dumping pancakes on a customer's lap.

It actually would be rather interesting to witness. A guy with zero work ethic, no skills, little job experience, a terrible personality and an off-putting online history has to enter the workforce and do actual, real work for a change.

I wonder how long TJ will last when his YouTube career finally dies?
 
It actually would be rather interesting to witness. A guy with zero work ethic, no skills, little job experience, a terrible personality and an off-putting online history has to enter the workforce and do actual, real work for a change.

I wonder how long TJ will last when his YouTube career finally dies?

I honestly think it's inevitable. I think either TJ is just going to slowly lose his audience, or Youtube is going to get more and more strict with their content guidelines as the years pass by that people like TJ won't be allowed to use the platform anymore. I don't think he'll ever be gone from the internet, he'll always have his Instagram, and maybe his Twitter. I think once Youtube is no longer a viable platform for him, he'll just start hosting his content on other sites and panhandling his Patreon at every opportunity.
 
It actually would be rather interesting to witness. A guy with zero work ethic, no skills, little job experience, a terrible personality and an off-putting online history has to enter the workforce and do actual, real work for a change.

I wonder how long TJ will last when his YouTube career finally dies?
His channel isn't Repzion dead, but give a couple more years at most and our friend will work at a minimum wage job.
 
Couldn't find a Benpai page but he's flagging my channel down with privacy complaints at the moment. TJ parted ways with the guy after he found he was using DP to try and groom young girls online https://youtu.be/irm0JyRWWVc

Do you have any solid confirmation for that, or is it just based on hearsay? I think it's also worth establishing exactly how "young" the alleged girls in question were, because your accusation is open to fairly wide-ranging interpretations.
 
"I have no idea what's in this bill but I'll support it regardless because it sounds like something I would like"

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