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Clark initially found Daniel during the [[Las Vegas Arc]],<ref name=":0" /> to which he then "played the long game" until he managed to gain the title of Daniel's manager. His firm's name is watermarked on the Folsom County court hearing footage, and several other videos of Daniel that have been shared. Since then, Clark has been involved in many incidents, such as [[the Golden Hotel Incident]] and [[Olive Garden Incident|the Olive Garden Incident]] both wherein he convinced Daniel that he and Grace had bought a reservation at said establishment. When it was found there was not one, it ultimately resulted in Daniel causing damage to property inside the establishment and screaming profanities at the staff. | Clark initially found Daniel during the [[Las Vegas Arc]],<ref name=":0" /> to which he then "played the long game" until he managed to gain the title of Daniel's manager. His firm's name is watermarked on the Folsom County court hearing footage, and several other videos of Daniel that have been shared. Since then, Clark has been involved in many incidents, such as [[the Golden Hotel Incident]] and [[Olive Garden Incident|the Olive Garden Incident]] both wherein he convinced Daniel that he and Grace had bought a reservation at said establishment. When it was found there was not one, it ultimately resulted in Daniel causing damage to property inside the establishment and screaming profanities at the staff. | ||
On December 17th, 2023, Clark was doxxed by one of Daniel's most prolific managers, [[Flexburger]], after he did an interview with [[LarsonLeak]],<ref name=":0" /> a channel Flexburger himself owns. Despite his identity being exposed, Clark still opted to manage Daniel, unlike many others who had quit after having their identities exposed. | On December 17th, 2023, Clark was doxxed by one of Daniel's most prolific managers, [[Flexburger]], after he did an interview with [[Larsonleak|LarsonLeak]],<ref name=":0" /> a channel Flexburger himself owns. Despite his identity being exposed, Clark still opted to manage Daniel, unlike many others who had quit after having their identities exposed. | ||
However, on February 28th, 2024, Clark vanished from the Daniel Larson community and demanded for personally identifiable information about himself to be removed from the wiki, so people could not track him, officially cutting his ties with Daniel. | However, on February 28th, 2024, Clark vanished from the Daniel Larson community and demanded for personally identifiable information about himself to be removed from the wiki, so people could not track him, officially cutting his ties with Daniel. | ||