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- May 29, 2021
Nick 15: The Parable of the prodigal Nick
Nick asks his father for his inheritance, then squanders it recklessly as he lives a life of indulgence. With nothing left of his fortune, Nick returns to his father.
However, upon arriving at his father’s house, he is welcomed with loving arms. His father is overwhelmed with joy at his son’s return, and holds a feast in his honor.
Nick says "Fuck you dad! This is all your fault! You didn't share the details of your sex life with mom with me and let that teacher steal my transformer toy. You made me live in Minnesota away from my true black brothers in the hood in Houston. Give me more money so I can get back to my bitches and my cocaine. You also take those damn kids who ruined Kayla's body and that I never wanted in the first place."
His father ordered his servants to "Quickly bring the finest robe and put it on him; put a ring on his finger and sandals on his feet. Take the fattened calf and slaughter it. Then let us celebrate with a feast," Nick says that the feast isn't up to his standards and leaves. The celebration is cancelled because the son who was dead is still dead. He who was lost is still lost.
Nick asks his father for his inheritance, then squanders it recklessly as he lives a life of indulgence. With nothing left of his fortune, Nick returns to his father.
However, upon arriving at his father’s house, he is welcomed with loving arms. His father is overwhelmed with joy at his son’s return, and holds a feast in his honor.
Nick says "Fuck you dad! This is all your fault! You didn't share the details of your sex life with mom with me and let that teacher steal my transformer toy. You made me live in Minnesota away from my true black brothers in the hood in Houston. Give me more money so I can get back to my bitches and my cocaine. You also take those damn kids who ruined Kayla's body and that I never wanted in the first place."
His father ordered his servants to "Quickly bring the finest robe and put it on him; put a ring on his finger and sandals on his feet. Take the fattened calf and slaughter it. Then let us celebrate with a feast," Nick says that the feast isn't up to his standards and leaves. The celebration is cancelled because the son who was dead is still dead. He who was lost is still lost.