rant · moment 5 of 24
The Mask Debate and Restaurant Mask Rules
from #206 - Turn Yourselves In | The Tim Dillon Show · #206
10 min
Tim explains his noncommittal but practical stance on mask-wearing, mocking celebrities who weigh in on public health, then tells a story about being forced to mask up just to walk five seconds to an outdoor restaurant table.
- Tim explains that selling t-shirts is now how people make a living since manufacturing collapsed
- He claims shirt resellers and sneaker resellers are the greatest patriots in the country
- Tim compares the branded sweatshirt to Carhartt work wear and refuses to wear it because he's not a pig
- The sweatshirt arrives during the show—blue cotton-poly blend with profanity on it
- Tim argues the Sinaloa cartel cares more about their people than the US government does
- He wants the bin Laden scarf from the clothing line but it's sold out and considered elite merchandise
- Tim refuses to comment on mask policy, citing his lifestyle of drinking and cocaine use as disqualifying
- His actual mask position: wears one in stores because others do, same reason he wears shoes; avoids indoor restaurants and bars to stay away from coronavirus
Brendan SchaubCarhartt