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Meanwhile, I think people
not obsessed with Aaron tend to think that show last night was a stupid ass idea that reflects badly on both Nick and Kayla.
Also, in the replies...
Ty was in charge, and the very day he filed (after the deadline) a fucked up pile of completely defective bullshit, instead of fixing it he was getting high on his own farts on Nick's show gloating about the absolute disaster he perpetrated.
Yes. And Nick made a considerable amount of money every time he had Ty on. Like yourself, I was here the night he first had Ty on, and he crossed the 9,000 live viewer mark for the first time. At that time, it was his biggest success. That stream even made the front page of YouTube, and was the most viewed livestream that night. Nick started to become a top superchat earner at that point.
I don't think it's appropriate to let Nick completely off the hook when it comes to Vic, because while I will certainly agree the biggest fuck-up of all there was clearly Ty, Nick helped create the conditions that allowed Ty to be involved in the first place. And now, with the benefit of considerable hindsight, I do
not believe Nick involved himself for altruistic reasons.
In addition to having Ty on his show so much, and that tantrum he threw on 01/20 when Vic (wisely) declined to come on his show, if the Toe is to be believed (on his KC appearance following the arrest), Nick would go on to rant to him years later about "that Vic guy" and how he didn't come on his show enough, or do other things Nick wanted.
(Personally, I believe Aaron is telling the truth on that one because he told
just enough to where it comports with the known facts, but not so much that I think he went combing through 4-5 year old archived threads here on KF).
I think, at the end of the day, Nick was more interested in the $$$ and his personal fame than Vic.
He got what he wanted out of it.
And he's
still that way about everything. He's a self-centered SOB. Only difference is he sucks so bad, and his reputation is so far in the toilet, I don't believe he could ever do anything like that again.
And that's a
very good thing.