The Sociopathic Kid, LA Food, and Netflix Taping Plug

• 50:41Tim describes a walk through Hancock Park in LA with someone he calls a rough businessman who simply said "friends" when Tim asked about having people around.
• 51:40Everyone in Malibu and beach areas is kind of a dirtbag despite having money, but Tim respects that some wealthy people still live hard like Spicoli instead of acting like typical rich people.
• 52:23Tim explains it's not the guys making the money in LA but the sons of the brothers, and jokes about flying someone's wife out and getting meetings with Sony executives on the Paramount lot.
• 53:02Tim mimics being a Hollywood producer moving locations because it's too windy and demanding crab salad immediately, calling himself Cecil B. DeMille.
• 53:17The conventional wisdom that New York has the best food is going to be smashed, and Tim was more of a proponent of it than anyone else.
• 53:48Tim admits he still thinks New York is the most influential food city if you have the money, though he loves LA food too.
• 54:01People from Iowa who move to New York go to bodegas at 3 AM to get turkey and pickles on a roll with bodega sauce—which is just ketchup and relish.
• 54:30Tim plugs his Netflix taping in Atlanta on February 8th and asks listeners to email him their email addresses and whether they want a plus-one to try to get tickets.
• 55:09February 8th is a Thursday, and Tim jokes that he prefers people not take a bus to the Netflix taping and not be involved with it at all.
• 55:29Tim makes a comment about disabled and trans people just grabbing things and slobbering before the segment ends in confusion about finding someone.

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