rant · moment 12 of 27
Fat Shaming, Lizzo, and Ben's Personality-Free Good Looks
from #170 - Eat The Rich; They're Keto Part 1| The Tim Dillon Show · #170
5 min
Tim jokes about his own weight, fat pride culture referencing Lizzo, and argues that Ben doesn't need a personality because he's conventionally good-looking while he and Ray have to perform.
- Tim describes his current weight as "three something" and discusses whether he's in the high or mid threes.
- Tim says he's been doing weight loss for a week and doesn't care about being called fat, calling himself and everyone else by that descriptor without mincing words.
- Stavros sent him a laugh about a clothing company for "prominent men"—a euphemism for fat.
- Tim references Ally McBeal episode where a fat guy sued a woman for not dating him, and she finally admits his heft is the issue.
- Ben walks around eating meats and cheeses out of bags, which disturbs people in public.
- Ben once ate a raw clove of garlic in a frozen yogurt place, claiming it's good for digestion, while families with children watched in disgust.
- Tim compares the impeachment process to the country taking a shit—a symptom of larger dysfunction.
- Tim applies the cash cow / dog phase business model from Summer Community College to explain America's economic decline and mortgage crisis of 2005.
- Everyone who complained about mortgages was refinancing their homes to get extensions on shitty houses—criminality is almost as bad as what Goldman Sachs did.
- On Long Island, political criminality is rampant, and the country is getting worse with no solution, which is why people like Trump flout the rule of law.
- Tim describes jumping into political criticism as a maniac response to systemic breakdown.
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