rant · moment 7 of 19
The Zillion Dollar Frittata and Income Inequality
from #219 - The Gates Of Hell | The Tim Dillon Show · #219
6 min
He riffs on COVID killing the impulse buy, trying to buy a MacBook at the Apple Store, and then describes a $1,000 caviar omelet called the 'Zillion Dollar Frittata' at Norma's, using it to comment on income inequality.
- Tim on the economy's dependence on impulsive, rage-filled purchases rather than contemplation.
- He prefers audio medium over video and doesn't care about being seen, dismissing concerns about his appearance.
- Tim used to fall asleep to Alex Jones every night instead of relaxation apps.
- His aesthetic is built for the Northeast and he looks right in a Boston Dunkin Donuts, not LA spots.
- Norma's in New York serves a thousand-dollar omelet with lobster, caviar, and truffles inside.
- Tim questions whether anyone thinks America has an income inequality problem while a restaurant calls a dish the Zillion Dollar Frittata.
- The absurdity makes him want to put on black Antifa gear and lob off heads at the restaurant.
- Tim is a fan of expensive food but argues nothing on a plate should ever cost a thousand dollars.
- Six or eight people at a nice steakhouse buying shellfish might run four hundred dollars total, but a G for one dish is fucking absurd.
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