Class, Comedy, and Moderation Debate with Ray

• 11:24Wealthy families don't face restrictions because their parents are out of town and they have acres of private property.
• 11:41Tim describes the experience of asking strangers to buy cigarettes outside stores, and the people who would actually help.
• 12:03Smoking weed in cyphers and walking around parks or beaches was the best time to do drugs because youth meant fewer responsibilities.
• 12:31Plenty of professionals—teachers, professors—smoke pot after getting off work, and it doesn't require being in a cutthroat field.
• 13:11Tim's assessment: Ray shouldn't drink or do anything because his life would be better without it, though most people won't listen.
• 13:48The funnest times Tim had with weed were at seventeen years old.
• 14:04People who are high all the time are making a mistake, though he acknowledges some outliers doing well in comedy while constantly high.
• 14:31Most people in their mid-thirties getting stoned constantly are living paycheck to paycheck, getting drunk and celebrating nothing.
• 15:04Suburban kids who weren't losers had fun experimenting with substances—smoking weed, drinking, learning their tolerance—before college changed things.
• 15:33Tim pictures Japanese kabuki girls accompanying traveling businessmen, leading to speculation about the cost and nature of such arrangements.

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