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Touring Beverly Park's Mega-Mansions
from #188 - Best of Patreon Vol. 1 | The Tim Dillon Show · #188
4 min
Tim narrates the drive up to Beverly Park and North Beverly Park, riffing on the escalating house sizes, gated communities that reject him, and stories like Louise Crane's family fortune from printing currency paper.
- Tim notes the black house with nothing satanic happening in its basement.
- Some of the houses in Beverly Hills aren't actually that impressive when you see them in person.
- Tim expresses disgust upon learning the Avalon he's riding in is from 2008.
- As you go up the hill, the houses get smaller and less impressive than those at the base.
- People in the mid-tier section make five to ten million a year and are basically the middle class.
- Chris Rock observed that if people knew how rich the wealthy actually were, there'd be a riot.
- Tim recalls working as a tour guide in New York City and investigating who lived in twenty-million-dollar apartments.
- Louise Crane's family sold the paper to the mint that printed U.S. currency, giving them unimaginable wealth.
- Arriving at Beverly Park, described as the most expensive residential section outside Sagaponack in the Hamptons.
- Security at the Beverly Park gatehouse is about to turn them around because they don't belong here.
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