The Tim Dillon Show - 387 - Jessica Kirson & The Revenge Of The Basic

Episode Date: April 6, 2024

Tim sits down with comedian Jessica Kirson about marching, 90’s music, Oprah, dieting, being star struck and why  everything is nostalgic. American Royalty Tour 🎟 https://www.timdilloncomedy.co...m/ SPONSORS: Mack Weldon: Go to Mack Weldon dot com and get 20% off your first order with promo code TIM. Blue Chew BlueChew.com & Use Code: ‘TIM’ Morgan & Morgan: For more information go to forthepeople.com/tim ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Subscribe to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4wo... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timjdillon/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/TimJDillon Listen on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/2gRd1wo... #TheTimDillonShow Merch:  https://store.timdilloncomedy.com/ For every $400,000 we gross in revenue, we are donating five dollars to end homelessness in Los Angeles. We are challenging other creators to do the same. #TimGivesBack

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Ladies and gentlemen, the great Jessica Kyrsten is with us. Turn me down, I'm a little hot in these headphones. This is a little loud. Thank you, thank you. It's Easter Sunday. This will be released in a week or two because I'll be in Europe. And you were trying to get here.
Starting point is 00:00:13 Did the driver who told you that there was a trans parade on Fifth Avenue, did he just think the Easter parade was the trans parade? Because the Easter parade, everyone wears bonnets and looks crazy. I think he just thought that was the trans parade. I think. But maybe there were two parades. Well he also said it's some kind of Indian holiday too. I think he's on acid. He honestly there was no there was no uber driver. I'm joking. No if I
Starting point is 00:00:42 saw people with those crazy hats I would go go, oh, it's a trans parade. That's oh my God. Is that the Easter parade? This is the Easter parade. That person needs to be killed. Why is that person wearing that hat? Is that a hat? Yeah, they all have funny hats and Easter bonnets.
Starting point is 00:00:58 But that's dumb. Why? What is that? Well, this is the whole thing. It's Easter. They all wear bonnets. But that's not a bonnet. That's a fucking tree.
Starting point is 00:01:06 Well, everybody's getting creative. That's not creative. I agree with you. That's mentally ill. I mean, I'm mentally ill, but that's like you need to be in a home. This is what he thought the trans parade was, I think. I think so too. I think he saw this and he was like, this has to be the trans parade.
Starting point is 00:01:19 It does not look like an Easter parade. It looks more like a trans parade than an Easter parade. But everyone in the, yeah, but everyone in the Easter parade was wearing like chaps and heels. So that, I don't know, it might've been a little confusing. It might've been confusing. I just, because I guess they've made Trans Visibility Day Easter.
Starting point is 00:01:41 I don't really understand, when did that happen? I don't know, it happened recently. Biden did it recently and people are angry. Oh, was Biden's doing? Oh, was it? Was it? Oh, it's an annual event occurring every March 31st since 2009. Oh, it just happened to be on... And by the way, is Easter the same day every year?
Starting point is 00:02:01 No. Okay. So it's an invented thing that people are mad about. It just so happened that this year, you had the Trans Day visibility and Easter at the same time. But then why are people so upset about it? Because people, they want to be. Well, you know who's the most upset about it is Caitlyn Jenner, who's fucking transgender.
Starting point is 00:02:22 You know what? Get your dick put back on and make a bigger statement. Does she have a dick? I think it's gone. Why? Well, she seems pretty angry. I think she has a dick. I've heard that it was taken.
Starting point is 00:02:38 By who? Like a thief? Did someone mug her and chop her dick off? Well, there's a lot of home invasions in LA right now. Did a squatter take her dick? there's a lot of home invasions in LA right now. Did a squatter take her dick? There's a lot of crime happening. So I think somebody went into her Malibu house and grabbed it. Took her dick, her fucking trophies, and a slipper?
Starting point is 00:02:55 What did they take? Like a thief in the night. Her genitals were not removed, but rather rearranged. What? Into a form consistent with being a woman. They were put into a cross. Well they make. Because she's so religious. They took her dick and her balls and made them into a cross.
Starting point is 00:03:13 And this and today she's as an Easter bonded. Do you think she had a Republican trans like a doctor like a Republican trans. I hope she went to like. She had a Nazi put them on. Yeah I hope she went to like a guy who was like, you know, like angrily doing it. Oh yeah, like fucking like, I put your dick into cross! Get on the train! I hate it too, but we need to do it quickly and quietly.
Starting point is 00:03:35 I hate myself also, but let me just chop it off. There's things I like about her. Caitlyn came to my Christmas party in LA. Really? Yes, and she was lovely, she was fun. She showed everyone her plane. Her plane? She flies a little plane around Malibu.
Starting point is 00:03:50 What is? She's a real life superhero, Jessica. What is the plane shaped as? What's the thing? Look, there she is right there. Can you imagine if you're in the wrong way? How does she fit in the plane? Does it have a top?
Starting point is 00:04:01 Like there's no top on it? Isn't she like seven two? She's huge. Yeah. She's very robust. Yeah. She's a robust woman. Wow.
Starting point is 00:04:10 And she is... What's her girlfriend look like? I'm sorry, I just have issues with her because she's, like, homophobic. No, of course, I get it. She was against gay marriage. But by the way, here's the thing. She said, I am against gay marriage because I'm an old-fashioned girl. It's the funniest thing that's ever been said old-fashioned girl It's amazing to me. I just can't not like her because I understand that
Starting point is 00:04:33 I get it. I get it. All seven feet tall of you With these big size 15 Christian LaBoutan's on that are like specially made. Her hands look like the ones in the baseball team You know when you go in the baseball. No, it's crazy. And then she goes, I'm an old fish. You go, look at her right there. Get that up. She's fueling up her plane.
Starting point is 00:04:50 Can you please get up the photo of her fueling her plane? She's the size of a plane. Just standing, not going vertical. I mean, is this not a superhero? She's fueling up her plane, and she just flies it around Malibu, looking for gay marriages to fly over and scare everybody.
Starting point is 00:05:07 And bomb gay marriages. Bomb gay marriages. But it's a very, what a wildlife. Can I see a picture of her beard? Her wife or the actual? She's not married, she's against it. No, she has, her partner is a lovely woman who also came to the Christmas party. Oh, of course that's not married. She's against it. No, she has, uh, her partner is a lovely woman who also came to the Christmas party.
Starting point is 00:05:26 Oh, of course that's her partner. Her partner is a trans-maga influencer. Her partner's trans? Trans-maga influencer. This is the fu- I'm sorry, but I- Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Wait, her partner was a man and is now a woman? That is correct.
Starting point is 00:05:43 I'm- I'm- this is fascinating to me. I mean she's beautiful. She's incredibly attractive. Look at her face right now, Caitlin. Is she shitting? Look at her face. Yeah. Well, she's very proud. Maybe that's part of their whole kink that she shits in every picture. I love the back of the step and repeat. It says Beverly Hills IV therapy. This is incredible. And then it says face forward international. Well her face is incredible. And then it says Face Forward International. Well, her face is forward. I mean, she's shitting in that picture. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:06:09 Ah! She's an interesting woman. She's definitely not traditional. Traditional? So what does she say? Do you think they scissor? Can we get up the tweet about they have to scissor? They shear.
Starting point is 00:06:24 That's a hot number she's got there. Yeah I mean I the the woman she's with is stunning. She's very pretty. Is she pregnant of that? No she's against that. She's against all of it. She's against everything trans and gay. I know it's very interesting. It's like me like it's it's like you being well I mean we're both homophobic. I mean I'm well, I mean, we're both homophobic. We, we, I mean, I'm internally homophobic. We're relatively homophobic. I'm not homophobic against my...
Starting point is 00:06:51 I'm homophobic against people that are under like 30. Every gay person that's been born at a, like, I, if you're like 16, I'm homophobic because like, you're just a lot. The younger gay people are a lot. And I love them because, you know, you have to love everyone, but they just a lot. The younger gay people are a lot. And I love them because you know, you have to love everyone, but they're a lot. The younger people are a lot. I'm not homophobic against other people.
Starting point is 00:07:13 I'm homophobic against myself because I feel like I'm a sinner. But I am a home, I'm not homophobic. I hate when people tell me I need to call myself queer because I hate that word. Well this is why the young people are a little annoying. I don't care if you call yourself queer. Yeah, you can call yourself whatever you want.
Starting point is 00:07:28 When girls are like, you need to call yourself queer. I'm like, you've touched a girl's shoulder, okay? You are not. I fucking marched. I fist. I've been married, have children. Like don't tell me I'm like one of the first people who, you know, I'm old school. That's true.
Starting point is 00:07:43 First of all, I've never marched. I can barely get out of bed. I was just about to say, where did you, first of all, I've never marched. I can barely get out of bed. I was just going to say, where did you march? Nowhere. I've never marched for any. What thing you marched at? I will lie and say that I marched as well. I'm like, where did we, the Garden City Hotel Brunch? I marched as well.
Starting point is 00:07:57 I marched right from the maitre d' to the table and then right back. To complain. I'm a Jew. I've only marched to the maitre d' and said, I don't like my chickens to Ellen. By the way, it's like, and this is why I didn't last in Austin, Texas. You need Jews to make things good because they have to complain. You're right. Wasps don't complain. I know. They don't even like to look the waiter in the eye. You're right. The wasps don't even like to acknowledge that they're there in an establishment with people lower than them. Jews will complain, you need that. Elderly people complain.
Starting point is 00:08:28 Every elderly person, if they can speak, every elderly person complains. That's right, all of them. I have a joke, I had dinner with my mother and she said, I don't like this chicken salad. I'm like, it didn't even come yet. It's in the kitchen and you're already complaining. They love it. It's constant complaining. It's all they kitchen and you're already complaining They love it that it's it's constant complaining it's all they do yeah, because that's what's left
Starting point is 00:08:53 But that's kind of like Caitlin's what 70 Caitlin 74 She's an elderly person Look at her face wait 74 she really honestly 74 Jessica. I have no, obviously, I have no issue with the trans, I think trans women are hot, like a lot of them are fucking hot. But I, the fact that she is homophobic in so many ways and against gay marriage is insane. But it's interesting because not all gay people and trans people will get along.
Starting point is 00:09:26 And I guess Caitlyn Jenner, she's also 74. Right. So she's a, here's the other thing. She's old. Right. She's like an old person. Well, I know, but she's Hollywood, like she's been around. Yes.
Starting point is 00:09:44 So it's, I think she does a lot to be in the spotlight. And do you think she really believes everything she's saying? Come on, seriously. I don't know. There she goes. I'll say it retarded, which is spelled wrong. That is the funniest thing.
Starting point is 00:09:57 What? But this is a fun, you know, I think she's fun. I know. I don't know what's going on. I know you think it's fun. I get it. There are, but there are so many. But she's not the president. There, I get it.
Starting point is 00:10:14 She doesn't have any power. But, I know. She just flies a plane every day. But there's a lot of homophobic and anti-trans people who are getting off on this. They love it. For sure. But are they getting off on her? They're thinking it's amazing that a trans person is being anti-trans and anti-gay.
Starting point is 00:10:32 I think it's kind of like a circus. So I look at it as like it's part of the circus. But it's funny to me if you're homophobic and anti-trans and that is your leader, that is the funniest thing to me in the world. That your leader is a seven foot tall Caitlyn Jenner? It's hilarious. Well.
Starting point is 00:10:54 But there's Ellen with her. Can we get that up? Can we play that or is that gonna get copyrighted? Have you heard anything about Ellen? I mean... Yeah, Ellen's not great, huh? No. Ellen is an angry vagina. Why is she so mad? Well, she doesn't have enough money She's like a billionaire
Starting point is 00:11:15 Ellen yeah, I've heard so many things about Ellen. I've never met her right But I've heard that she is just not a nice person. I mean, I've heard that from personal people who've worked for her, not just Reddit. And I know people who have worked in major positions for her on her television show. I know people that have worked for her as well. I know a writer that worked for her.
Starting point is 00:11:38 Very good friends who have worked in major positions. She's tough. She's very tough. And they've all said the same things. I also never liked the fact that she didn't have comics on her show, ever. She had like Amy Schumer, I think. She did not have a lot of comedians. And as a female comic, or as a comic, period,
Starting point is 00:11:58 forget about female, male, I would always have comics on. I would always support comics. She doesn't seem to like comics. She doesn't like, I don't think she, first of all, and she only likes clean comedy, doesn't she? Is she one of those? So does Bill Cosby, who rapes people.
Starting point is 00:12:11 But, or maybe he doesn't, like the Holocaust never happened. You know, I don't, yeah. We're still waiting on the info. Yeah, I don't know. Well, it is weird that she never had a lot of comics. She only had really A-listers, and then like she would select like people that wrote, somebody would write a letter, right? Like my...
Starting point is 00:12:32 Well, maybe if the comic had one eye and was dying of rectal cancer, she'd have them. Yeah, she might have. It was always something like that. She'd go, hey, we just got a letter. Yeah, like this comedian has one eye and rectal cancer and we're gonna give him a bike You know, I mean that kind of and he can he can they show up to his house Yeah, he'd be like his ass would be bleeding. I have a tricycle outside. We're here for you You know something like that, but he But she never had someone on.
Starting point is 00:13:05 She liked people that were on their way out. Yeah, of course, because it was no competition for her. She liked people that were dying. Right. They all like people who's gonna die because it's less competition. Yeah, they go, bring somebody out to stage four. They don't even want a stage two.
Starting point is 00:13:19 They go, bring somebody out to stage four. It's never someone who's gonna be okay. No, let's give them something and let's get them out of here. Let's win. Let's get someone who's gonna be okay. No, let's give them something and let's get them out of here. Let's win. Let's get some good vibes from the audience. My dream is to meet Oprah. Oh, we wanna have you on. We heard that your dad wishes to meet me.
Starting point is 00:13:40 Yeah. I wanna meet you, Oprah. I'm not... I'm not feeling... Well, we love you, and you're gonna have a peaceful time in heaven. Hallelujah. Oh God. Have you met Oprah? No, I would die if I met Oprah.
Starting point is 00:14:11 She's one of those people I would die. I don't even think she's real. I think she's just a wax figure. She's one of the few people that they still retain that aura of like crazy celebrity. Yeah. Where you're like, God. I met Madonna and I freaked out. I saw Gale King once in first class and it did nothing for me. That's Oprah's lover. It is Oprah's lover, I know. It's clearly Oprah's lover. A hundred percent. A hundred percent. I've always thought that. Of course. Yeah. Of course. I also think, I think Stedman and Charles Barkley are together. Yeah, is Stedman real? This guy that's...
Starting point is 00:14:47 No, I think he's just a tree. I don't know. It was just funny. It was like back then, everybody like Rosie O'Donnell had a fake relationship with Tom Cruise. Like everybody just had to kind of just play along. Yeah. Right. And everybody had to kind of just, you know, be that. I know. No, they're definitely... Are they holding hands in that picture with Stedman in the back. No, just the angle Oh, no, but they're lovers Your your pointer thing was just on Oprah's nipple. That was hot. Yeah, they're like and Stedman those look at Stedman looking out
Starting point is 00:15:21 Yeah, he's like why am I here? What did I do? What a great job for a guy to get? Yeah, I mean, he's Oprah's fake husband. Yeah, husband. I know. He just live in that big estate in Montecito. I mean, wow, I bet Oprah's the bottom. Oh, for sure. Well, she's so she's such a top in life. Yeah, exactly. I bet. Yeah, I bet Gale beats her with self-help books. Oh, yeah. Well, I think Gale dangles like a French patient in front of her face and then says, you're a dirty little whore and then throws it out of the kitchen window. And then Oprah just gets all, you know, Oprah's down to a zephyr. I love that it all like Oprah's by the way had 50 trainers 45 chefs every diet
Starting point is 00:16:09 She brought in she used to have this chef Rosie cooking with Rosie this Then she had this other chef and now she's like, let's just do it shoot up. I get it do it Do it. Why not? Why not? Listen, she said every chef you can every chef Didn't yes. She didn't she put an axe in her mouth once. I mean she's done everything She's done everything that she can do. They've locked her throat up. They've they've tried they've locked the kitchen Her house is so big in Montecito. she has to drive to her kitchen and she still
Starting point is 00:16:45 doesn't. She still gets in her car and drives to her kitchen, changes lanes, parks and goes to the refrigerator at 2 a.m. She cemented her mouth shut once. Yeah, none of it helps. None of it helps. She hired Caitlyn Jenner to sit by the refrigerator with a gun. Nothing will do it. She once covered her mouth with Caitlyn Jenner's penis. Yeah, still didn't. But I mean, that shows you it's like. I mean, look at that house, get her house up for a minute. I mean, that is like a fairy tale. God, Disney Palace over that is insane.
Starting point is 00:17:21 That is insane. And she just walks the halls. She doesn't though. Yeah, she does. I mean, before Ozempic, she didn't even walk to the bathroom. But here's the thing. So what about her schools? She had owned a bunch of schools and then they got in trouble because the girls were
Starting point is 00:17:37 being trafficked or something. She just has in bad press. What happened? I don't know. I heard there were a lot of flies there. Shortly after the old girl's school opened in 2007, a school matron, Virginia Tiny Macapo was charged with sexual molesting several girls. Tiny?
Starting point is 00:17:51 That's not great. I love that there's tiny. At the same time, when we flew to South Africa to offer a prayer. Yeah, but then something else just happened. Was it a little person that sexually molested? I'm gonna fuck you! How's it little tiny person? Follow the little pussy, follow the little.
Starting point is 00:18:05 Wait, wait a second. Was that what happened? Oprah Winfrey, Girls Academy in the spotlight over claims of abuse of power. I don't know what this. I don't remember this. She has all these schools in Africa and then I think at these schools
Starting point is 00:18:23 they were having lots of problems. Well her spiritual advisor also, when you get too rich you get like a guru, you get a spiritual advisor, it's way out of control and I think her spiritual advisor went down for like being like all spiritual advisors by the way, like a serial rapist. You know what I mean? This is just what happened. I love that you just said all spiritual. Many of them have that problem. Many of them have that problem. All of these cults, it's the same.
Starting point is 00:18:51 Oprah's spiritual healer sends to 99 years in prison for rape and trafficking. Yeah, but look how hot he is. He calls himself John of God. Yeah, I mean, I think you... Is that my stepfather how You get so rich like Oprah's gotten so rich She's like I just gotta keep looking for the meaning of it one thing that shocks me is how easily taken in rich people are by grifters Did you just read what it said? I totally agree with you, but I'm sorry
Starting point is 00:19:22 Girls were forced to have babies to sell. Oh. He allegedly operated in Brazil, running farms of young girls who were forced to have babies to sell. Victims were often reported missing or murdered after 10 years of giving birth per multiple outlets. Oh, my... This is the most beautiful thing I've ever... And this is Oprah's spiritual advisor.
Starting point is 00:19:44 She endorsed him a decade ago. This is unbelievably horrific. And this is Oprah's spiritual advisor. She endorsed him a decade ago. This is unbelievably horrific. But she said she hopes justice is served. Isn't it funny? She hopes. Justice is served. She hopes.
Starting point is 00:19:54 She's not gonna do anything about it, but she really hopes it's taken care of. You think she'd go like, hey, I was wrong on that one. Hey guys. No, she can't take responsibly. John, I got like those 18 diets I recommended, I was wrong
Starting point is 00:20:11 My spiritual advisor turned out to be a human trafficker and all the chefs I brought on that made me thin none of them worked either Because they all know how to make pancakes, you know She would move them into the house like literally they would put they would have these my grandmother was like The biggest Oprah fan every day at 4 p.m Really? She watched Oprah like every day at 4 p.m. Really? She watched Oprah. Like every Long Island woman ever. Yeah. And then like Oprah would like be with that she'd bring in these chefs and she's like, this is the chef. And it was like Chef Rosie or Chef whoever. Yeah. And then, you know, eventually they
Starting point is 00:20:38 she they put out a cookbook. They'd become millionaires. Right. Multi-millionaires, multi-millionaires. And then Oprah, like I guess then they would just get axed. I don't know what happened. I guess Oprah was just like, I'm sick of this. Well, she wouldn't lose weight. She wouldn't lose weight. Maybe she ate them. And then she wanted, they just wanted more food. She's like, I want candy. Get the fuck out. Did you ever read that Bethany Frankel book, you know, the Housewife from New York? I texted with her the other day. I'd never really spoken to her.
Starting point is 00:21:05 She's a friend of Whitney Cummings. She's a sweet woman. But her book is, like, naturally thin. And you read the book, and it's like, just don't eat. Like, that's the whole book. I'm sorry. Listen. It's just so funny.
Starting point is 00:21:16 That's not okay. No, I know. She's like... I'm a food addict. I'm an addict. We've talked about this a million times. Of course. I'm in recovery. I'm a food addict. I can't have one piece of bread. I fuck my face with bread. We've, you and I talked about this a million times. I'm in recovery. I'm a food addict. I can't have one piece of bread. I fuck my face with bread.
Starting point is 00:21:28 We've talked about this before. Like some of- Don't eat. Okay, don't do crack. Don't do coke. Yeah, Bethany, she'll be like, eat the rainbow. That's one of her rules.
Starting point is 00:21:36 She's like, eat the rainbow. How do you eat a rainbow? I wanna find out, cause I love Skittles. What does that mean, don't eat? Eat the rainbow. Eat different colored food. She's like, then she has one where she goes,
Starting point is 00:21:44 taste everything, eat nothing. And it's like, okay. Okay, I, sorry, but you know what? Can I do the show with her? This is the dumbest thing I've ever heard in my whole life. What? Has she ever heard of addicts? Of addiction? No, I think
Starting point is 00:22:00 that, I guess it's advice for people that don't have any of those issues. Okay, does she say that? She needs to say that. She might say it, but she might not. If she says it, then I have no problem with it. If she doesn't say it, it's not okay. This is like advice for, I guess, housewives that are bored. But if, okay, that's fine.
Starting point is 00:22:17 But if she needs to say that, because if it's for all women, then it's very, it's offensive to people. Listen, listen, ready? It's all a misconception. Being naturally thin isn't some state of being beyond your grasp. You are naturally thin. No. You just have to make a few simple changes to let your natural thinness. Everyone's naturally thin?
Starting point is 00:22:32 Yeah, that's not. That's not true. It's genetic. Yeah, it's not true. She goes, I found the secrets. I got naturally thin for life and I wanna share those secrets with you. I, I, I, okay. I, I. My share those secrets with you. I, I, I, okay. I, I.
Starting point is 00:22:47 My mother had all the diets. My mother had everything. Every diet known to man. You're not naturally thin. It's all, a lot of it is what you come from. Some people are. No, I'm saying, I'm sorry, I should not have said that. Some people are.
Starting point is 00:23:02 Some people are born and they're going to be thin. Yes. A lot of to be thin. Yes. A lot of it is genetic. Yes. A lot of it is genetic. A lot. And some people don't have to worry about it. They don't have the issue.
Starting point is 00:23:13 They don't have it. Sure. But a lot of people have to think about it. And the poison in the food system in America. 100%. Is terrible. It's horrific. It's not good.
Starting point is 00:23:24 Horrific. And in other countries, like the one I'm in right now while people are watching this, they are not allowed to put plastic and ranch dressing or like they're not even allowed to really have ranch dressing, but like they're not allowed to have the level of poison that we have in the food. We allow it. We allow corporations to do anything they want and if they want to pollute food that children eat they're allowed to do it. In other countries they say no. In other countries they don't have cookie ice cream sandwich breakfast cereal. You know what I mean? Other countries will not have like waffle bacon bomb breakfast cereal.
Starting point is 00:24:03 They're not allowed. It's Franken food. We have Franken food. Our food doesn't even make sense anymore. It's like confusing. Like there was a dish of Denny's that was salted caramel, bananas, foster pancakes. Steak. Steak, right. Chicken fried steak. It doesn't even sound good half of it. No, it doesn't. No, it's so Franken food. It's all weird. Yeah, peanut butter, lamb chop.
Starting point is 00:24:24 Yeah, it's so franken food it's all weird yeah peanut butter lamb chop yeah Frank too many too many things that are going on at once I know because people are out of control and I understand if you're okay right now in this world there's something wrong you're a killer well that's something wrong with you on sociopath yeah you really are but But you know what? Just listen to Bethany. Just don't eat. Well, taste the rainbow. Eat the rainbow. What? Okay. I'm sure it works for some people.
Starting point is 00:24:52 Of course it does, because they don't have a food issue. And they can just do that. Just like someone can have one drink or a sip of a... That would be like if you wrote a book about alcoholism, you said... It's the same thing. Just try a bunch of different wines. I don't eat bread. I haven't had bread orally in three years. Right. I have a Kaiser roll in my asshole, but I haven't had bread orally in three years. I don't eat pasta. I don't eat cookies. I don't eat... I can't. I can't have one cookie. I will eat 846 of them in a week. Right. It's addiction.
Starting point is 00:25:24 Of course it is. Yeah, for sure. I can't. I can't have one cookie. I will eat 846 of them in a week. Right. It's addiction. Of course it is. Yeah, for sure. And that's how I lost a ton of weight. I'm addicted to food. But some people are not. They don't have to worry about it. Caitlyn Jenner's not. No, she's addicted to being homophobic. She might be the only healthy person in this country.
Starting point is 00:25:40 Caitlyn Jenner. No, I think there's some other ones too. I think there's a lot. She's a fudge. Who would you freak out to meet? I'm dying to ask you this. Like what's a celebrity? Oh, interesting. Like who's the, if there's one or two or three. Woody Allen.
Starting point is 00:25:54 Let me tell you why. But let me tell you why. Cause he's also a child molester. But I wanna know if he's guilty or not. I wanna look in his eyes and go, is it a problem? Did you do it? I think the extra, the added thing of like, yes, I grew up watching all of his movies
Starting point is 00:26:08 and I think he's brilliant, but also that added thing of meeting him and just trying to make a judgment, like, Ken, do you, right, what, right, right, if I looked in there, would I see anything? But I don't know, maybe I wouldn't, maybe I wouldn't know. He's also one of those Oprah-like figures to me
Starting point is 00:26:23 where like, he's only gonna be on Earth for a little while longer. He's kind of a staple in New York, the city that I love and I grew up in. Well, he's around a lot of kids, which makes you young. Do you think he did it? Yes. Yeah, it's not. I know. But I understand when people...
Starting point is 00:26:42 I don't judge people for their opinions. Some people don't know I was with him to like episode three or four in that documentary and then that was the rough one yeah there was one episode where I went oh no yeah it's like fuck yeah everyone was like but you got to see episode four or something and I'm like okay yeah and then I watched it and I was like damn it cuz you don't want it to be true obviously yeah did you who else anyone else that I would freak out to me yeah OJ Simpson because not only You don't want it to be true, obviously. Yeah. Did you, who else? Anyone else? That I would freak out to meet? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:27:07 OJ Simpson. Because not only, no I'm kidding. Um, OJ, who would I freak out to meet? Who would I be, that it would be really cool for me to meet? Um, I think it would be really cool to meet like a David Letterman. Yeah. Because I watched him every night when I could when I was younger. I never liked him.
Starting point is 00:27:26 Interesting. Never. I would always just have him on. I think he's brilliant. I think he's really smart, but I think he I think there's two different kinds of comics, comic figures who are takers and givers. And I've always thought he's a taker. Interesting.
Starting point is 00:27:40 Yeah, I've never I never had any. You're a giver. I've always laughed at you because of that. I've never had any knowledge of him other than he was this guy that was a brilliant guy that I was brilliant I don't know I sign felt to be interesting to me because I'm fearing never met him. I've never met him I'm kind of a serious in New York. His wife's a fan. His wife likes what I do on Instagram Yeah, she seems I've lived in LA for five years. Oh, right. I'm on the road a lot I'm like LA and then on the road then I'm here occasionally, I'm here in the summers and stuff.
Starting point is 00:28:06 I might see them this summer. He'd be cool because again, these are people that you grow up watching and they take on, you know, David Spade in LA, that I hang out with Spade, we'll have dinner. He's amazing because I grew up watching Spade. Yeah. It's weird when you start hanging out with someone
Starting point is 00:28:22 that you were a fan of. That's really weird. That's really, really weird. It's wild. Yeah. It's weird when you start hanging out with someone that you were a fan of. That's really weird. It's crazy. That's really, really weird. It's wild. Yeah. And when you're with someone who's a huge celebrity, you're like, they are so normal that, and people freak out over them. Yeah. Or you meet people and immediately you're like, oh, like that would have been great to not. Of course.
Starting point is 00:28:41 You know? I wish I didn't know that. There's a lot of, there's a lot, cause to me, I'm like, I wish I didn't know that there's a lot of there's a lot cuz to me I'm like a Lot of people that I'm fans of I don't need to meet a lot of great actors I just they're great and I could leave them. Yeah, I know as actors and they don't you know, yeah I know it's not I feel like the people who are Not always but for the most part the most famous are the easier for me to be around. Sure. It's like the people who are less... Because they're not like hungry and trying.
Starting point is 00:29:08 Yeah. It's not... Yeah. You know? People that are kind of... You know, we were in Nobu the other day. Taylor Swift was there. DiCaprio was there. Travis Kalse. Wow. Robert De Niro, who I know you know. They were all there and they were all just, you know, and then people freak out over them. But like, by the way, I think that's happening less and less. I think so, too. It's not like it was. It's not like it was. I think it's dying down. I think ultimately the future is, you know, it is that Andy Warhol quote. Everyone will be famous for 15 minutes.
Starting point is 00:29:38 Yeah. Now, I have to ask you about Travis and and the fuck is her name? Well, who is her name? Well, who is her name? Oh my God, I'm forgetting the most famous singer in the... Taylor. Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift. Yeah. I think he's hot and I don't even... I'm not into... I mean, obviously I'm not with men.
Starting point is 00:29:58 Is he hot? He's a good looking guy for sure. I mean, he seems... He's gorgeous. He's a good looking guy. I mean, she's beautiful, but like... They're very pretty people. They seem happy. They seem, you know, I'm not a huge fan. I don't, I don't, I think she's very talented, but it's not, I've never been like a,
Starting point is 00:30:13 I've never been like head over heels. Me too, because she's too, it's too positive. Yeah, it's fine. Yeah, it's all good. I need to be like, I'm dying in the corner, slitting my wrists. Yeah, that's why the 90s were awesome, man. Yeah. Weren't the 90s great?
Starting point is 00:30:30 Amazing. Every song was like, I killed you! You killed me! We killed each other in a kitchen! Every song in the 90s was like- I stabbed my mother, I stabbed my father, my kids are dying and I never felt better. That was why the 90s were great. Burn me alive in the kitchen, burn me alive in the temple of hell.
Starting point is 00:30:54 That's what I want. I want those bitches back. Those fucking Fiona Apples and Tracy Bottoms and Alanis Morissette and Anandas Marce and people that were just like I drank a beer and crashed my car into a wall You looked at me with eyes of hatred in the morning My daddy you died with the guns in your head And now every song is like We were sitting on your porch
Starting point is 00:31:26 and we were drinking the tea that your mother made. We were sitting in my old car. I miss that car. Everything's nostalgia. I miss that car. Everything's nostalgia. Everyone is so broken. The whole Ares tour is a bunch of broken people
Starting point is 00:31:42 that want to relive summer camp at Camp Onondaga when they first heard this crap. I just can't, I just want like, I was alone when I was born and I'll be alone when I die, when I die. I mean, please kill me, please my baby, kill me, stab me in the throat. Here's my baby, kill me, stab me in the throat.
Starting point is 00:32:12 Now it's like, my mother, the bond that we have is so simple, simple like the honey in the tree. Well, it's like, it's also like very like, I get it, because it's like the eighties are back, because we went too crazy. Yeah, but it's too positive. Everyone wants to die now. It's not real. It's too positive. It is very, like...
Starting point is 00:32:29 Can you imagine singing like that about horrible things? Here's what I... There's war in the Middle East, we're all gonna die. Da-da-da-da-da, da-da-da-da-da. I think now, and I've discussed this with people, my theory is that this is the revenge of the basic. Right now. Right.
Starting point is 00:32:48 Like the basic bitch, and it's not a gender thing. I know a lot of guys that are basic bitches too, so don't give me that. What do you mean by that? Meaning it's the live laugh love, Ugg boot wearing kind of Nashville. Burn it all down. It's not real.
Starting point is 00:33:03 It's like very basic, kind of heavily sedated, somewhat medicated, which is fine, but like, you know what I mean? It's like very basic, like kind of white women energy, like offended at everything, but not really. And then also like very basic. There it is. There it is. Starbucks. Yeah. Starbuck, yeah. Yeah, it's like Starbucks, it's like.
Starting point is 00:33:27 It's the TikToks too. Yeah, it's just very basic. I think that people like that now are ascendant. Yeah. And the culture is reflecting that because we went through this traumatic nightmare hell of COVID, right? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:33:42 Where we understand coming through that people, the basic is back in a big way. It has to be, cause everyone's traumatized. Every podcast now is like two girls and it's called Avocados and My Cunt. And it's about dating. That's hot by the way.
Starting point is 00:34:00 I have an avocado in mind. And there's something wrong with it, but it's just like, it's two women who discuss dating for 30, 36 hours a week. And they're like, oh my God. I just tell them like, if they don't call me back, I'm like, don't try me again,
Starting point is 00:34:15 because like, I'm not gonna be ghosted. You know what I mean? It's really a ghost, I'm like, I don't know. Right, right, it's that, it's that. It's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's like, it's like, welcome to bathroom talk. I'm Sarah and this is Shawna. And we're here. We have 1500 hours of content on our Patreon if you want to subscribe where we discuss what it's like to get fisted and then have to meet the guy's parents an hour later.
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Starting point is 00:35:01 And they're billionaires, by the way. Billionaires, they're selling out arenas. They're billionaires, they're billionaires. But it's the revenge of the basic and God bless them and God love them, we love them. We love them, we love them. And it's just a revenge of the... As somebody who looks at culture and finds it interesting, it's the kind of the basic thing has returned. You know what's nice though? They like ass play.
Starting point is 00:35:23 Yes! Yeah. Of course, no I mean it's... That's the one positive thing about it. It's a great nice though? They like ass play. Yes! Yeah. Of course. That's the one positive thing about it. It's a great thing that the ass has opened up. Yeah, it's very open and it's it's accessible. I love Mack Weldon underwear and everybody that I know that wears it loves it too. It's breathable underwear that keeps you cool, dry and comfy all day. Crazy comfortable, elevated sweatpants, an upgraded classic polo with anti-microbial silver threads, an ultra soft anti-microbial tee
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Starting point is 00:39:17 I live there, but I'm really Jersey. See, Long Islanders can transition to LA. I know I'm not a Long Islander. I live there, but I'm not a Long Islander. Because Long Islanders for whatever reason can do it because I get it The burbs I love Jersey. We love the burbs and LA's just the burbs. So I know do it I mean people suck there, but people suck where I'm from right? They tell a lot of shit. I know where you're from you know where I'm from. I know it very well I live around there. It's very similar to LA people Yeah, like those jappy girls and jappy guys and just all of us had tried to be jappy, but we were Catholics and didn't have money.
Starting point is 00:39:49 All of that is in LA. They're just Persian. I know. It's very similar. And then people who want to be Per... It's the same thing. Right. I mean, I love the weather in LA is absolutely perfect.
Starting point is 00:39:59 It can be, yeah. Yeah. I just, I love it there and I have a ton of friends there. Yeah. But I also would buy a big house in the in the Berkshires or something in the mountains. Like, that's also a lesbian move. No, it's not. I'm not that kind of lesbian. A man like beaches and deserts.
Starting point is 00:40:14 Lesbians do like farms and mountains. I'm not. Am I a farm lesbian? No, I'm not saying that. I mean, I wouldn't even know what the I don't even know. Every time we go to Whitney Cummings' house, all she does is promise there's gonna be mega celebrities, and it's always just Melissa Etheridge. And there's nothing wrong with that. Yeah. But it's always just Melissa Etheridge.
Starting point is 00:40:32 I know. And horrible food. Really? Whitney always brings in some woman chef who's wearing like horse leather, and has a big Instagram presence, and then like makes the worst food ever. And I'm just, I go and eat Melissa Atherage's pussy just so I can satiate myself. That's a bit of this.
Starting point is 00:40:53 No, it's never good. Whitney's never, but Whitney has a gorgeous house. A fucking amazing house. But she never kills it with the food. Yeah, no, I'm not that kind of lesbian at all. I'm not that kind of lesbian at all. They eat't eat. I'm not that kind of lesbian at all. They eat through a needle, these people. At a certain price point.
Starting point is 00:41:09 In LA, certain income bracket eat through the needle. I get it. But I'm not that kind of lesbian at all, where I would want to be. I like it as like the second home kind of, you know, go on the weekends, that kind of. I always see you in like an inner ring suburb, like a suburb that's like close to the city,
Starting point is 00:41:25 you get in, do what you want. That's my thing. I grew up in New Jersey in South Orange. It's kinda nice. It is kinda nice to get out. It is, I just like space. I don't like feeling confined, but the only way I would live in the city again,
Starting point is 00:41:37 and this might sound gross, but I'm sorry, it's the truth. I'm not gonna lie, is to have a big apartment. I can't live in a tiny, I've done it. I did it for years and I'm older now. I can't live in a fucking tiny little apartment I just can't no I know and I was very fat when I did so I would get stuck in the apartment And sometimes that I have to scissor my way out Yeah, I mean it was really wrong with that you know it was I was I lived in I was enormous And I would live in seriously just a room with like, you know. That's New York.
Starting point is 00:42:05 It was crazy. It's tough because everything is so expensive now, it's so fucking crazy and it doesn't bear any resemblance to reality. Yeah. You're like, how in God's name are people paying for any of it? And then you realize they're not,
Starting point is 00:42:20 it's a lot of laundered money, foreign money, oligarchs, billionaires, all foreign money. Right, you told me about LA too, didn't you? It's all the same thing. You look at the price of everything and it goes way too much money for, and then you look at incomes. You're like, who's making this money?
Starting point is 00:42:36 I know. Who is making the money? Who can buy a $14 million second home in Malibu? It's a beach house, no one lives here year round. 14 million dollar second home in Malibu. It's insane. It's a beach house, no one lives here, you're around. 14 million second home. Yeah. And then you start looking at all these rich people,
Starting point is 00:42:52 you go, oh they own every, it's like a tiny frac, a small section of people own everything. Yeah. I've done fine and I own things too. People are gonna yell at me now, they go, you own a few things, and, nah, nah, nah. You've worked your ass off. I've worked my ass off, but it's like nothing
Starting point is 00:43:06 I have is as nice as is what I would want and that's the real tragedy truly. No, I mean It's truly most of us want more. Yeah, and I you know You also like you don't still have a place in Austin. Do you I do I rented it out to a man who screams I hired a woman who's a I do I rented it out to a man who screams I hired a woman who's a Person she takes care of my properties. That's not the one in Florida. No, it's a woman. You know, you actually know this woman I'm not gonna say her name on the podcast But I think I know who it is. You know it is. Yeah, she's very good I'm really good at that stuff, but he's torturing her every day. Oh, no
Starting point is 00:43:43 He calls her every day and he goes uh I don't understand are you guys gonna like do the uh are you gonna renovate the... Oh get rid of him. Yeah he goes are you gonna renovate the uh the playhouse back out back and you go that's a dog kennel it's not a playhouse I bought it from someone they had a Rottweiler he lived in the in that and it's not a playhouse. Is his kid playing in it? His kid's like a baby. So I'm like, if you wanna do that, if you wanna make that a playhouse, you can do that.
Starting point is 00:44:10 God bless. But I'm not gonna make it a play, like this is absurd. Oh, that's crazy. So it's a crazy tenant who's making her life a living hell and then she calls me. I mean, we pay her obviously, but I feel bad because she calls me. Well, why can't you get rid of him if he's that...
Starting point is 00:44:26 Well, he's got a lease. Oh, OK. And he's paying. I know he's probably... So you can complain. You just got to pay. I mean, the things he wants are just not realistic. Right. How long does he have a lease for?
Starting point is 00:44:41 Two years. Jesus. Yeah. Wow. Two years. I sold my house in LA just sold you did closed yeah oh wow beautiful home but it was you know there's a lot of geological issues where I was in Laurel Canyon that's where my stepbrother mudslide took out Mulholland Drive there's a lot of Geo grant there's issues there's no issues in Hamptons none. None. Yeah Hamptons is great and your house is beautiful there
Starting point is 00:45:08 Yeah, there's other parts of the country that there are no issues there's other parts of LA if I get a house again in LA down the road, it'll be by the beach or In in the in a flat section. I mean look at the mudslide. That's down the block from my house. Really? Yeah That took down the block from my house. Really? Yeah. That took out the road. Wow. They just put the road back. The winter's in it. Look at that. That's down the block. The winters in LA are getting so fucking crazy that we're having this in Laurel Canyon is the worst place to live. It's all mud hills. It's not like mountains. It's like mud hills. Yeah. Zach lives right. What's where? Oh, well, it doesn't matter Yeah, Zach lives right, where, what, where,
Starting point is 00:45:45 oh well it doesn't matter. Yeah, I was up, but I'm done now, so you can go kill the people that live there now. You're not gonna kill me, I'm not gonna be there. It doesn't matter to me, I'm gone. If you're trying to kill me, you know it's not gonna happen there. I'm out of there.
Starting point is 00:45:57 So when you go, you just stay at a hotel. Beverly Hills Hotel, love it, it's the best. And then eventually I'll get something, I'll get something down the road, but I want to be flat I want to be on flat line. I would not I don't want I hate driving up there, but I don't want yeah I want out I get nauseous every time I drive up there. I want to live like a Persian in the Beverly Hills flat I want a white couches and like Crystal chandeliers, I want to wear a burka and I want to convert to Islam and I just want to be like that guy.
Starting point is 00:46:26 I love wearing a burka because then I can fuck my face under it and no one sees. No one, this is what I kind of want. I kind of want to... Who's that fat chick from the selling the Shazza Sunset, MJ, that fatty boom baddie? Where's MJ from selling Sunset? That's Golnessa. Golnessa's on Ozempic. She weighs 18 pounds.
Starting point is 00:46:48 Get the fatty, Mj, because that's why we're on that call. Who's not on Ozempic? Everybody's on it right now. They're right there. We're going to, yeah, that's the way I'm going to dress. She's fat? She's chubbs. But look, look to the right.
Starting point is 00:47:01 That's chubby for LA. That's not chubby. Well, I understand. She has huge tits. This is what I want to dress like. And go to the left. Go to the right. That's chubby for LA. That's not chubby. Well, I understand. She has huge tits. This is what I want to dress like. And go to the left. Go to the left. Like her?
Starting point is 00:47:09 The second picture in. The second picture in, up right there. Make that big. This is how I want to dress. Like her? That's exactly what I want to dress. That's how I want my hair to be. I want to have a long hair.
Starting point is 00:47:20 I want you to come. I want to be trans. I'm not going to take off my dick, but this is what you're going to see. If I saw you like that, I would... When I get to LA, that's my not gonna take off my dick, but this is what you're gonna see If I saw you like that I would laugh so hard I would throw up I know that's what I want. That's the goal I'm not a canyon person. I want to be by the beach. I want to be like in the suburbs and like Beverly Hills I don't like this Canyon life. I don't like where people from LA pretend to be cowboys.
Starting point is 00:47:46 I understand. Look at the picture with the gold, her boobs. Can you please blow that? Look how big the boobies are. Oh my God. Who is this? What is that? She's something else. Is that a trophy?
Starting point is 00:47:56 I don't know who that is. She's got some real. I have never seen anything like that. She's serious. God bless her. That looks like the platter my grandmother left me when she died. I've never seen boobs. I mean, they're just very condensed and like thick. So horny.
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Starting point is 00:49:58 I don't either. I don't believe that. That sounds like a real interesting way to like justify the soft numbers. Yeah. Oh, now they care? They're upset. That sounds like a real interesting way to like justify the soft numbers. Oh, now they care? They're upset, maybe they think they're going to be stolen. Maybe they think the cars are going to be stolen, but this idea that like people are sensitive about driving a nice car during the recession doesn't make any sense. First of all, there's always a recession. When has there not been a recession?
Starting point is 00:50:22 There's been a recession my whole life. There's always poor people. There's never been a time there hasn't been a recession since I was born. Yeah, there's always something happening. Yeah, and do you think anyone gives a fuck what people think about what car they're driving? No, no. They don't. These people... Do you think a rich person's like, I'm gonna get a Camry so no one feels uncomfortable? No, no one feels that way. Wasps do it out in the Hamptons. They drive beaters because they're like gazillionaires,
Starting point is 00:50:46 billionaires. But like regular rich people, absolutely not. Absolutely not, they don't care. But it's just funny, there's some guy at Bentley who's like, we gotta give somebody, we gotta give somebody a justification for why people aren't, I think it's a lot of it's crime. People are worried about like their car being fucked with. Yup.
Starting point is 00:51:05 That's what they're worried about. You're totally right and I just think people aren't into them that much anymore. Yeah, people aren't into maybe nicer cars. Right, but I think really they're not just not as popular. That's maybe what it is. Yeah, I really do. Even though our customers can still afford our cars, there was a level of emotional sensitivity that slowed down demand complete lie Yeah, people are just too angry at their parents. So they're not buying well
Starting point is 00:51:30 There's still by the way I see a ton of I have a Bentley and I see tons of Bentley's in Miami and Beverly Hills and the North Shore of Long Island There's Bentley's I see them. I see them I'm out there on Long Island a lot of people have electric cars because gas is fucking stupid I was thinking that when you brought up the article. So every time I fill up in LA I go this is kind of dumb to have. This is kind of stupid. Have you ever had an electric car?
Starting point is 00:51:51 No. Yeah. I don't like them. I don't either. They don't feel good inside. I feel like- Teachers drive them. I know.
Starting point is 00:52:00 Yeah. And I hate teachers. I feel like I'm on the ground when I'm in them. That's right. Yeah. It just doesn't feel great. It doesn't feel like you're being taken care of. I feel I don't. In an electric car. How do you you have a bunch of your mother?
Starting point is 00:52:18 How are the children and the teachers and the college and the craziness? And how is it out there? Well, my oldest is going to college and I'm a little freaked out by the whole thing. It just seems so intense right now. It's like so, I don't know. It's like what is happening? Can kids just go to college and have a great time?
Starting point is 00:52:36 I had the time, the best time in my life was when I went to college, University of Maryland. I think she'll have a great time. No, she will, because that's who she is. I think she'll have a great time. But, she will, because that's who she is. I think she'll have a great time. But yeah, I think the pressures that are different now than they were. Yeah, I just want them to be kids.
Starting point is 00:52:52 There used to be a pressure where it was like, I got to figure out how to earn money and make a life for myself. That pressure doesn't exist anymore, because none of these kids think about that. But now there's a pressure where they're like, I got to live my dreams, know what my dreams are, live them, self-actualize, be mentally healthy,
Starting point is 00:53:11 except my TikTok tells me I have 10 mental problems I may or may not have. I know. I gotta make sure I'm being a good person, I gotta have the right opinions, I gotta be with the right people. It's hard. There's a lot of shit going on that I think pulls kids
Starting point is 00:53:24 in a lot of different directions. I also think they know too much. They know way too much. And they're seeing so much online. And like when we, when I, sorry I'll talk for myself, when I was growing up I really literally had no idea what the fuck was going on in the world. Right. And it was better that way. Yes.
Starting point is 00:53:39 Because I wasn't mature enough to understand really what was happening. I wasn't educated enough to know what was happening. And I, I, I, I, I'm glad I didn't know a lot. I really didn't. It was it was way I knew there was like a war going on somewhere but I I didn't really understand it and I it would have affected me too much. I was too immature and that was the war of 1812. So your parents did communicate that to you, that we were still trying to hold on to the country. We're dating ourselves. I want you to know.
Starting point is 00:54:14 I just want it back. By the way, was there a better decade? Jenko jeans, big jeans, coffee house with big fishbowl-sized mochachinos. Oh, please. You slunk down in big purple chairs and you listen to an angry white woman scream about her trauma with a guitar. Just screaming and banging.
Starting point is 00:54:33 Hey you! All you do is lie! All you do is lie to me! And they would all do that. They'd go, you, me! Yeah. You don't even know who I am. Why do you think I'm available when all I want to do
Starting point is 00:54:54 is hurt myself? I killed myself four times last night for you, for you. There was no better time you would smoke a joint in Long Beach, Long Island, and you would sit in a coffee house and you would listen to some- I'm sorry, I'm still on that. I died last night, I died today, I'll die tomorrow cause I'm going to hell. Yeah I mean it's just like I miss That kind of angst that kind of little dark kind of everybody everyone everyone you knew was kind of wiccan
Starting point is 00:55:38 Every girl was kind of wiccan they had a healthy everyone was suicidal Everyone was suicidal. Everyone had a healthy relationship with the dark arts. Yeah, it Harry Potter before Harry Potter. It was just a fun decade. Kurt Cobain, friends, Frazier, Seinfeld, diners that served good food. People didn't act, like every job wasn't like, you know you get on a train now in Long Island, you used to be able to go like, you barely had a ticket, you're like, oh I don't have a ticket, they're like whatever.
Starting point is 00:56:04 They didn't care. Now every job acts like they're an extension of the Department of Homeland Security. You walk into a frozen yogurt place, you're like, how can I help you? It's like, hey. Everyone is enraged. I've been doing a whole bit about that.
Starting point is 00:56:15 I'm like, I didn't force you to get this fucking job. I know, everyone's mad. Can you not take this out on me? Everyone's mad. Enraged. I'm like, can I have whole milk? I'll get it soon. Like, mom, why are you talking to me like this? Everyone's mad and rage. I'm like, can I have whole milk? I'll get it soon. Like I'm mom
Starting point is 00:56:25 Why are you talking to me? Yeah, it's just during the 90s. No one took anything serious You're right. Everybody was a slacker and embrace kind of that gen X who cares mentality now Everybody is both at the same time incredibly committed and incredibly incompetent. Oh my god, they are. They're very committed to this job that they don't know how to do and are angry that they have.
Starting point is 00:56:50 So it's very strange. They're like very official and also have no idea what's going on. They're like, I'm the mayor of Starbucks, but they can't foam the milk. And they, right, they're incompetent, but they're like, yeah. You need a code, like I go near the bathroom, they're like, you need a code. I'm like, hey, I'm national security advisor,
Starting point is 00:57:09 relax. You get frisked to go into the bathroom. It's insane. And dude, in the 90s, like people would just kind of, kind of not care what you did. Yeah. They didn't really care. Because everyone's filled with fear now. I'm serious. That's right. It's true. They're seeing too much. Oh my God. This all came down because, oh, show that they confiscated the with fear now. I'm serious. That's right. It's true. They're seeing too much. Oh my God. This all came down because show that they confiscated the gavel now. This is Morgan and Morgan, the fucking, the goddamn it. What's happening over there?
Starting point is 00:57:35 They confiscated this gavel. Morgan and Morgan is the America's largest personal injury law firm. And they've done the right thing by sponsoring the show with this gavel that says size matters show the gentleman no show him enjoying himself as he confiscates the gavel he's famous now his friends will tell him he confiscated the gavel so all we have is this wait he took your gavel away he took the gavel because it's a weapon and we're supposed to have it on the desk Morgan and Morgan America's largest personal injury law firm. Looks like Caitlyn Jenner's dick.
Starting point is 00:58:07 Yes, it is. They also confiscated that. But it is, I just miss that kind of sensibility where people every day wasn't the most important day of everyone's life. I hate to say it and it might sound like I'm all and I'm on TikTok and and all of it's 72 I'm on a constant all day and night. I think it's amazing and I laugh at it constantly but it's killing our society It's bad. It's dead. It's not even killing it. It's good. We're gone. What is it? Is it just the constant? Because I'm not on it. I Know I don't have followers on it. I don't care about it. I'm on it, I have a million followers, it's bad. I know, you're killing it on there.
Starting point is 00:58:47 It's really bad, it's bad. I mean, I love my fans and I'm putting up clips, you know, crowd work, because I did a special for whoever, why you put, oh she only does crowd work, because I'm not going to put my fucking material up for you to see it, I'm not going to make money, you're an idiot. But anyway, the point is that everyone's seeing too much. It's so depressing. It's like, yes, some of it's funny, but there and a lot of it is, you know, it's,
Starting point is 00:59:12 it's not real. They're not educated. They're they're seeing one side. They're seeing one side. And it's a lot of it's to get you angry. Go exactly. It's again, it's addicting. I get addicted to it. It's a lot of It's very addictive, but it is a weird It's a weird thing to constantly be stimulated. Yes by this app
Starting point is 00:59:36 By this algorithm that's job is to keep you engaged and the only way to keep people engaged is either entertain them or piss them off And it's much harder to entertain people than it is than it is to piss them off I'm sure so you can easily piss them off think about I mean Everything when we were growing up was conversations. It was talking to someone everything is on the phone now Everything right everything is like everything winky face Literally, we covered this horrible story in Arizona that a kid was killed by these other kids at a party and they all went on Snapchat and TikTok and talked about killing the kid.
Starting point is 01:00:13 Are you kidding me? I swear to God. I didn't hear that. They all have these... I went down there and I met the family of the kid. It was pretty crazy. You did? Yeah.
Starting point is 01:00:24 They're great people. Oh my God. But the thing is these kids go on Snapchat and start talking about it and alright, alright, come on. They go on Snapchat and can you find the Snap? Find the Snap. And they literally write, I just killed a kid. I think I'm too strong They literally he wrote this they're writing things on There's so well, it's sociopath you can see how We are creating a generation of sociopaths. That's what I mean I have a whole bit online where nobody thinks that kids in the future everybody's just concerned with AI We've given up on the kids politicians don't even talk about kids anymore.
Starting point is 01:01:05 They used to. Every politician used to just talk about kids. No one does. Everyone talks about AI. If you even bring up kids, people go, who cares? What about the AI? Yeah, I hit a kid and this kid hit his head, and then they kicked his head in,
Starting point is 01:01:17 and then I got word he died. I don't know. Like they're communicating on these apps. One of them wrote, I killed a kid, I guess I'm too strong. It's we're creating a generation of people with this constant stuff. We're creating- There it is, wait.
Starting point is 01:01:35 There it is. Yeah, but there's a, I don't know if they have that, but that message is in the police report where he goes, they all have these, and that message is in the police report where he goes. They all have these and they're all obviously they got warrants for all this information that came out of Snapchat and all this stuff, but it just shows you what's going on. These kids were randomly attacking kids and putting it on TikTok. Jessica, they were putting, they were randomly attacking kids and putting the
Starting point is 01:02:04 beatings. How old were they? 17, 16, 17. They're randomly attacking people, blitz style attacks. Six or seven kids would attack a kid with brass knuckles, hospitalize him, film it and put it on TikTok. This is how crazy it is. So there are a lot of problems with the social media diet we're feeding these kids. That's what I'm saying. And what they're... because when we grew up, people handled their anger somewhat differently.
Starting point is 01:02:30 And even if they fought, it wasn't to the extreme. And they weren't trying to kill someone. They weren't trying to kill someone. And they weren't filming it and putting it on an app. Which is psychotic. It is. For a cloud. I know.
Starting point is 01:02:43 You know what I mean? It's bad. It's real. I watch fights sometimes and I'm like, why did I just watch? See, that's what I'm saying. Yeah, it's great because it's addictive. I watch it, which is very self-righting. It's bad. People in our generation would just go to a coffee house
Starting point is 01:02:55 and go, I spent last night alone. Did you hear me crying? Cause I spent last night alone. You think you want him, but you really want me approve you right come to my home If you don't come back I Live on a couch. I have a handshake agreement for rent my credit is shot It's it's but that's the way people used to live. People used to live.
Starting point is 01:03:26 Jessica Kirsten, you're one of the only people I enjoy having as a guest because you're funny. Well. You're an insanely funny human being and it's a joy to have you. Well, you're brilliant. Well, stop it. And hysterical. Of course, continue. The songs you're...
Starting point is 01:03:40 I'm not jerking you off, Tim. No, please. Alright, I will. I'm really, at this point, I just not working. It's just not working my relationship. Anyway, so I love you. Not only are you brilliant, but you are, you're so fucking funny.
Starting point is 01:03:55 I don't laugh, you know, I really don't laugh with a lot of comedians. I can't bear to watch most of them. I appreciate that. But you're so knowledgeable. I really, you're so smart. Everyone says that that's a fan of yours when I'm on the road.
Starting point is 01:04:08 People are always like, I can't stop listening to him because he's so smart. Well, I don't know if that's true, but that's very nice that they say that. I think what's more impressive now is sort of my commitment to social justice and kind of raise elevating issues and things like that. That's what I find impressive about myself.
Starting point is 01:04:21 Currently is sort of what I've been doing and kind of focusing on the local issues, trying to bring them to the top. Again, that was what that would be my surmise. Most comics are just like, it's that's what I said about you being a giver because most comics are like, I'm funny. I want more and more and more and more. And I think if you can make a difference.
Starting point is 01:04:37 I give so much to people. I know, but my producer will drive my Bentley back to the Hamptons and have that experience because I can't do it. I have to get on a plane Jessica Kiersten tell people but it's nice for him It's a two-hour drive and you can stop and have lunch on the way and you're young and he's young so to drive the Bentley to The South Hampton like that's not nice. That's a nice thing to do for someone. That's amazing Jessica tell everyone where they can find you. You've got a million on tik-tok You just have all these followers. Everyone loves you. You're touring. Your people are buying tickets. They're enjoying it.
Starting point is 01:05:08 Yeah, I'm, uh, you can go to jessicakerson.com. Do it. K-I-R-S-O-N. And I just filmed a Hulu special, which I think is coming out in December. And, um, I have a TikTok, Jessica Kersen. I'm on YouTube, um, Jessica Kersen comedy. Yeah. Like, my social media is amazing. I'm on Instagram, Facebook.
Starting point is 01:05:27 I post videos every day of, you know, my crowd work and my shit. Yeah. Listen, my... Thank you, and go and follow her. And before we get out of here, timdillancomedy.com for all my tickets. My new special.
Starting point is 01:05:41 Amy Schumer presents Tim Dillon Live in Gaza. Oh! We're selling tickets right now. Get on it! Good night!

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