🌲Nathan

“He quit because he was starting to get too famous for his wife. She got jealous.” That innocuous statement I made about Luke Nichols of the “Outdoor Boys” YouTube channel is probably going to get 1M impressions. But why did I say it? What I said is based on his goodbye/hostage video from last year, where he explained why he was quitting YouTube. His wife and him were starting to have concerns about privacy and safety. Okay, fine. So did he take his videos down? No. Did he nuke his channels? No. Did he unplug entirely to live a quiet life like PewDiePie? No. Luke has gotten 7M more subscribers since he made this video, for a total of 19.4M. Everything is still up. More people are seeing his content and are becoming aware of him. And he’s also helping his kids with their channels! If you’re concerned about privacy and safety, that’s just not something you would do. So when someone’s actions don’t match their words, there must be some other reason for it. I think the most logical reason is that his wife didn’t like all the attention he was getting. 🤷‍♂️ (Also, there are a lot of weird jump cuts in his video. I did not add those. I’m not sure why this simple video had to be spliced together.)

>Quit a successful law career to pursue his passion >Taught millions of young men how to survive in the wild >Became one of the biggest youtubers >Bakes fresh bread with honey butter in the middle of the wilderness >Faithful to his wife >Spends his days teaching his kids valuable survival and life skills >Achieved the ultimate dream of getting paid to be a great dad >Quit when he started to get too famous to focus on his family and Church Luke won. Be like Luke.

Would you rather spend $200 billion to bomb Iran or…? A: give every teacher in America a $62,500 bonus B: provide downpayment assistance for 20 million young families C: build 1,300 rural hospitals