rant · moment 12 of 28
The Cassoulet and the Cocaine-Fueled Mortgage Years
from #225 - Friendsgiving | The Tim Dillon Show · #225
1 min
Continuing his personal history, Tim laments spending a decade doing cocaine in a Long Island office trying to sell mortgages instead of living it up on a beach.
- Tim reflects on his drug use as a waste, wishing he'd spent it on Governor's Island instead of being high on cocaine at mortgage sales presentations.
- He dismisses complaints about restaurant closings, launching into his own trauma: fear-based sexuality, a schizophrenic mother, a father who sold nothing.
- Spent a decade on cocaine as a salesman in Long Island offices instead of relaxing on a beach, now just wants to eat cassoulet at the closing French restaurant alone.
- Tim ends the riff: he wants the meal without the listener's pain.