rant · moment 4 of 26
Hotel Rooms, Long Island Boomers, and Sleeping With Anxiety
from #180 - History Hyenas | The Tim Dillon Show · #180
2 min
Tim talks about cheap disgusting Midtown hotels versus Chinese businessmen downtown, then transitions into complaints about staying with Long Island family as an adult and his own sleep anxiety routines, plus going celibate and reading Eckhart Tolle.
- Hotel rooms in Midtown smell like hostels where people jerk off on the carpet.
- Staying with family on Long Island means dealing with boomers complaining about inheriting houses they need to renovate.
- Once you're over 30, you cannot stay with your family or barely even with wealthy friends unless they have a wing of their house.
- Tim goes to bed at 2:30 every night, wakes at 5:30 with anxiety, then sleeps another four hours waiting for the sun.
- He's been celibate for a month after reading Eckhart Tolle's The Power of Now and trying to be friendly with his present moment.
- Unable to have sex with women to manage the anxiety, he went down to Shore Road in Bay Ridge and yelled racial slurs at the water.
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