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Harvard Activists, Elites, and the Toilet Salesman
from A Country of Laws · #61
Audio-only archive episode — no video to seek.
4 minTim discusses how activism has become conflated with careerism, tells an anecdote about a law professor's social cachet versus a toilet salesman's, and argues that elites don't understand people who define themselves by morals rather than jobs — capping it with a jab at Katy Perry and Diplo as unserious political voices.
- 55:51Sign up for the tour bus show email list at timdillancomedy.com for November New York Comedy Festival dates
- 56:13Upcoming shows: DC Improv September 15-16, Cleveland in October, Impractical Jokers cruise early November, plus Baltimore, Portland Maine, and New Hampshire dates
- 57:04Tim reflects on sounding like someone fresh out of jail, like a coach who attacked a parent
- 57:42Story about Long Island goons beating up a little league coach in front of kids for not playing their son
- 58:10Tim mocks former coke buddies now posting about immigration being "a country of laws" after they used to do blow at 80 mph on the LIE
- 58:35Tim's going to Cuba for the first week of October and worries he looks like a dissident or CIA patsy
- 59:05Tim pitches a show called Patsy's where James Baker gives him and Ray guns and burgers to frame them for crimes
- 59:32Planning a Halloween episode with people offering to drive them around, considering renting a car instead
- 59:45Today is the anniversary of Johnny Gosh's disappearance
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