Las Vegas Poker Player Vlogs
Gobbo other Thread got closed by the mod said it doesn't belong in the House of Blogs, hoping we can have this one witho
Skater Nomad films his girlfriend at the behest of the comments section of his videos. He runs into a fan in San Diego casino to give him $10. His girlfriend gets $25 freeplay when betting $25. And the $2,000 Prius is still holding up.
A good scene of California traffic but needs more parking garage content. There will soon be more focus on Poker for the $10,000 Vegas challenge.
Their anthem?
Their anthem?
Complete with rotisserie chicken scene.
One minute short above.He sold his car, gambled the money on the Chiefs, and got rinsed.This kid is exceptional at being dumb.
Let's talk about his bad decisions.
He bought the car with no title. JFC.
He sold a car worth $2500 for a chance to win $2383 


And of course he lost (but got 2 Shirley Temples!).
Buys ticket for Greyhound bus for 12:45pm. Arrives at 12:45pm. Missed bus. LMFAO.
If youths are like this our country is doomed.
There are plenty of career options for someone with a law degree who doesn’t want to practice law. Your legal training provides critical thinking, research, writing, and analytical skills that are valuable in many fields.
Except poker.
He could use his training to work for a non-profit and be far better off financially. He chose to "play poker" which is fine, but stop giving financial and retirement advice like he's on a good path JFC.
Let's talk about his bad decisions.
He bought the car with no title. JFC.
He sold a car worth $2500 for a chance to win $2383 


And of course he lost (but got 2 Shirley Temples!).
Buys ticket for Greyhound bus for 12:45pm. Arrives at 12:45pm. Missed bus. LMFAO.
If youths are like this our country is doomed.
When I take Greyhound I try to get to the terminal an hour ahead of time.
This guy is turning into another Corey Eyring. Make up the worst case scenario and lead with it. It's made up anyway.
We are all just rubber necking as we drive by their car crashes. Can't look away.
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If you ever wanted a POV of what it would be like to be on top of Rice in the missionary position, today's video is just that!
Playing for two hours really wore the big guy out.
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Hey all:
In my personal experience, having a law degree and NO license to practice (not passing a bar exam) is a TREMENDOUS detriment in the job field.
Potential employers are like, "whoa, you didn't pass a bar? Why is that? Are you developmentally disabled? Attorneys make a TON of money! Why aren't you doing that?"
In the alternative, a lot of employers don't like to hire law skool graduates as they figure that they will likely be trouble, being very contentious if the employer doesn't grok the "rubric" of what is going down...
A potentially good job for El Diesel would be working on a cruise ship! He could travel all over the world, see a lot of different things. Eat & drink all that he wishes to do, have a cabin to sleep in AND MAKE MONEY! Heck, he's covered on room & board & food. As tight as he is, he would save maybe 80%+ of what he makes! He would also have plenty of time to make the YouTube videos!
Only downsides is that he would likely have to shave the beard AND he would have to work. HOWEVER, I hear that some cruise ships have casinos on them, so he could work there. Alternatively, they need lots of people in the galley to work the fryolators. Either way, that would be a HUGE step up for him! He would have more money that he would know what to with AND he would be traveling!
He could use his training to work for a non-profit and be far better off financially. He chose to "play poker" which is fine, but stop giving financial and retirement advice like he's on a good path JFC.
The ideal job for ELD is an eviction defense attorney at a non profit law firm but when he loses at eviction trial, ELD can cheer the client up and teach the client the Nomadic Method.
ELD can file a motion to be allowed to sleep in the court parking garage to reduce costs. And also to do consultations at the trunk of his car.
Hey all:In my personal experience, having a law degree and NO license to practice (not passing a bar exam) is a TREMENDOUS detriment in the job field.Potential employers are like, "whoa, you didn't pass a bar? Why is that? Are you developmentally disabled? Attorneys make a TON of money! Why aren't you doing that?"In the alternative, a lot of employers don't like to hire law
No parking garage on a cruise ship.
Hey all:In my personal experience, having a law degree and NO license to practice (not passing a bar exam) is a TREMENDOUS detriment in the job field.Potential employers are like, "whoa, you didn't pass a bar? Why is that? Are you developmentally disabled? Attorneys make a TON of money! Why aren't you doing that?"In the alternative, a lot of employers don't like to hire law
Lol. Rice would have to actually work. The life slogan for him, Timmy, Bikeboy etc… is we dont work for the man. Instead they leach off parents, girlfriends, family and desperate partners.
He could use his training to work for a non-profit and be far better off financially. He chose to "play poker" which is fine, but stop giving financial and retirement advice like he's on a good path JFC.
He’s got many options without using his law degree where he could make significantly more than minimum wage. Poker dealing and working UPS are two that’s he done already. What’s funny is that he could commit to one of them, grind it out for five years or so, and then have enough for the small amount of retirement money he’s aiming for.
Hey all:In my personal experience, having a law degree and NO license to practice (not passing a bar exam) is a TREMENDOUS detriment in the job field.Potential employers are like, "whoa, you didn't pass a bar? Why is that? Are you developmentally disabled? Attorneys make a TON of money! Why aren't you doing that?"In the alternative, a lot of employers don't like to hire law
Not passing the bar isn’t the end of the world. I have a friend with a JD who didn’t take the bar. He went into recruiting for legal staff (lawyers, paralegals, etc.). He did that for many years and is now a higher up in an HR role. Having a law degree can still open doors even if you choose not to practice law.
Not passing the bar isn’t the end of the world. I have a friend with a JD who didn’t take the bar. He went into recruiting for legal staff (lawyers, paralegals, etc.). He did that for many years and is now a higher up in an HR role. Having a law degree can still open doors even if you choose not to practice law.
Probably half the upper tier Wall Streeters have law degrees. My engineer buddy was going to law school because high tech companies need people to do patent work.
Another ELI5 video from Rice today. He really thinks his viewers are all in kindergarten.
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