Touring Steve Bing's Suicide Apartment

• 1:35:59Tim imagines Bill Clinton calling Steve Bing to cryptically tell him "this is just not the same Steve we knew."
• 1:36:22Real estate agent's sales pitch included mention of Mossad and whether she'd turn off cameras to have someone thrown off the balcony.
• 1:37:11Tim asks the real estate agent where Steve Bing jumped, and she reveals it's the unit they're currently touring on the 27th floor.
• 1:37:47When Tim says at least Bing had a view of the Pacific, the agent replies without missing a beat that he could also see all of downtown.
• 1:38:18Tim notes how broke Steve Bing must have been at the end—so desperate that a podcaster might rent his apartment.
• 1:38:44Tim jokes about renting the apartment and killing himself the same way, turning it into the apartment where everybody dies.
• 1:39:22Fictional real estate agent confesses she pushed Steve Bing off the balcony for a hundred thousand dollars while the security cameras were off.
• 1:40:26Tim confirms the 27th-floor location is definitively accurate—Steve Bing did jump from that specific balcony.
• 1:41:14Tim reads about Bing's circumstances: the quarantine was affecting him, he was coming up on the anniversary of his girlfriend's overdose.
• 1:42:38Steve Bing wrote Kangaroo Jack as his solo screenplay, which Tim describes as a stunning failure and embarrassment.
• 1:43:01Bing also co-wrote Con Air, which is a good movie, making it his most impressive credited work.
• 1:43:22Tim draws a connection between Con Air—where convicts take over a plane—and 9/11, suggesting an ominous link to what came after.

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