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On December 17, 2023, Clarks identity was revealed by one of Daniel's most prolific managers, [[Flexburger]]. Clark took part in an interview conducted by [[Larsonleak|LarsonLeak]],<ref name=":0" /> a channel Flexburger himself owns. Despite his identity being exposed, Clark still opted to manage Daniel, unlike [[Combotter|many]] [[Samantha|others]] who had quit after having their identities exposed. | On December 17, 2023, Clarks identity was revealed by one of Daniel's most prolific managers, [[Flexburger]]. Clark took part in an interview conducted by [[Larsonleak|LarsonLeak]],<ref name=":0" /> a channel Flexburger himself owns. Despite his identity being exposed, Clark still opted to manage Daniel, unlike [[Combotter|many]] [[Samantha|others]] who had quit after having their identities exposed. | ||
However, on February 28, 2024, Clark vanished from the Daniel Larson community and demanded for personally identifiable information about himself to be removed from his article from this very wiki so people could not track him. It was assumed that he officially cut ties with Daniel. However, this | However, on February 28, 2024, Clark vanished from the Daniel Larson community and demanded for personally identifiable information about himself to be removed from his article from this very wiki so people could not track him. It was assumed that he officially cut ties with Daniel. However, this did not last very long, as it was evident that Clark had not sunk his claws out of Daniel. | ||
On May 1, 2024, phone calls between Clark and Daniel surfaced, revealing that Daniel was [[Second Jail Arc|arrested by the FBI]]. It would not be until later on that Clark gave him a another call, revealing that none of what he had been doing up to that point was legitimate, and that he was lying to Daniel. After this, Clark quit managing him, and considering how things had been going, it seemed Clark may have been the last ever manager of Daniel Larson. However, he reappeared in the Larsonverse in September after another jail call, and then was succeeded by [[Lil Sippy]]. | On May 1, 2024, phone calls between Clark and Daniel surfaced, revealing that Daniel was [[Second Jail Arc|arrested by the FBI]]. It would not be until later on that Clark gave him a another call, revealing that none of what he had been doing up to that point was legitimate, and that he was lying to Daniel. After this, Clark quit managing him, and considering how things had been going, it seemed Clark may have been the last ever manager of Daniel Larson. However, he reappeared in the Larsonverse in September after another jail call, and then was succeeded by [[Lil Sippy]]. | ||
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''Main Article: [[Daniel Larson]]'' | ''Main Article: [[Daniel Larson]]'' | ||
Daniel and Clark's relationship can only be described as unhealthy. For the time Clark managed him, Daniel viewed Clark as his only friend, and in their final calls to each other, Daniel begged Clark to keep being "friends" with him, when they never had such a relationship. For 10 months, Clark (at least, according to him) spoke to Daniel for almost the whole day, and was the only person he had that | Daniel and Clark's relationship can only be described as unhealthy. For the time Clark managed him, Daniel viewed Clark as his only friend, and in their final calls to each other, Daniel begged Clark to keep being "friends" with him, when they never had such a relationship. For 10 months, Clark (at least, according to him) spoke to Daniel for almost the whole day, and was the only person he had that was not [[Bob Proctor]], or [[trolls]] trying to antagonize him. | ||
=== Bob Proctor === | === Bob Proctor === | ||