I'm trying to imagine what he has done with himself during his time in the clink.

Psssh only a year. I can imagine the first couple of weeks at the twin towers correctional facility being the most frightening thing he's ever had to endure but like all new experiences you adapt to your surroundings fall into a new daily routine that doesn't change much behind bars. Coming out of prison will probably be the second scariest thing for Nick as he has absolutely nobody to turn to for support and his RV has likely been auctioned off. The guy will have literally nothing to his name upon release other than the clothes on his back. Will any of you take him in? Evil Homer?

Six months ain't no sentence, a year ain't no great long time. Why my dear ol' daddy died doin' one to ninety-nine!

I have a theory that at least one of the people who claimed that Nick's sentence was six years PLUS five probation instead of six years OF WHICH five are probation was deliberately taking advantage of Cunningham's Law: the best way to get a correct answer on the internet isn't to ask a question, it's to post the wrong answer.

what's your steam name

So, I'm gonna guess when he gets out he will be back on YouTube shortly thereafter somehow and we'll all get some delicious videos about how him going to jail was not a failure but rather the thing that had to happen to unleash his true ubermensch potential or some shit and we are all petty small people compared to him because he survived the flame and fire of a one-year jail term and now he is a confirmed Randian superman, etc. etc.

He will not accept responsibility for his crimes, just some hand-waving bullshit about doing what he had to so he could survive.