Interview · moment 13 of 21
Future Luxury: Private ERs and the Next Level After Dystopia
from #264 - Time Is A Fat Circle | The Tim Dillon Show · #264
3 min
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They speculate rich people's future luxury will be self-contained medical compounds rather than mansions, then joke about giving the population drugs to cope, echoing the opioid crisis, and wonder why California doesn't just hose down its forests.
- Future luxury won't be opulent mansions but well-guarded compounds with private hospitals and emergency rooms.
- The status symbol becomes how many medical wings your house has—wealthy families competing over cardiac wards.
- The new yacht is a school bus buried underground filled with guns.
- Tim asks what comes after dystopia—and suggests it's just apocalypse with flying hordes.
- Why doesn't the government just send people drugs in the mail to make everything seem more fun?
- The mortgage crisis, Iraq and Afghanistan wars, and torture all coincided with the OxyContin epidemic—a convenient distraction.
- If California forests burn every year from being dry, why can't they use irrigation hoses to keep them wet?
- We don't need more bridge infrastructure—just lay out seeping irrigation hoses across the forest.
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