rant · moment 13 of 27
Coked-Out Joyrides Through Wealthy Long Island Neighborhoods
from #195 - Take Me To The Moon | The Tim Dillon Show · #195
2 min
Tim describes driving around rich neighborhoods high on cocaine, screaming that wealthy homeowners 'deserve' their money, and reflects on the value of live, unedited moments versus today's culture of editing everything.
- Tim stood outside his car screaming and smoking cigarettes, admitting he completely destroyed his life.
- He should have vlogged instead—everything he liked about the world is live, unedited: stand-up, music, theater, real things where something can actually go wrong.
- We're living in a time of editing now, but Tim was always drawn to live, unedited performances—raw and immediate, impossible to duplicate or show a friend later.
- That's why he likes restaurants and comedy shows: they're one-and-done experiences, never the same twice, with magic that may or may not appear.
- Everyone will eventually release only the edited best versions of themselves, and Tim is depressed about how tough it's going to be for live performance.