Nick would head back to the Hutchinson Academy in Shrewsbury, England to do a speech, inspiring the local youth. Nick is no super great shakes in front of a large crowd, but would be competent enough in public speaking to get a point across. Nick would talk about the value of professionalism, perseverance and dedication in life, pointing out his win of the Zach Miller Award in the SMJHL for dedication in the sport of hockey. Nick as well would talk about those values helping him be a winner of 6 IIHF medals (2 each of gold, silver, and bronze), taking up various underappreciated defensive forward roles within the team.

After the speech Nick would sign autographs for the youngsters, and have a shootaround in the gym after school, giving out free CCM GoalieKiller 9000s. Nick would demonstrate one of their effects on a cardboard cutout of Kata Vilde to the awe of the kids watching. After the subsequent tornado damage and utter destruction of the Vilde effigy, the stick would subsequently go on to be re-banned yet again from the world of organised hockey.