Interview · moment 15 of 21
Bring Back Speed: Nancy Reagan Ruined Factory Work
from #264 - Time Is A Fat Circle | The Tim Dillon Show · #264
3 min
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Tim argues drugs and alcohol used to fuel American productivity (the Gilded Age, dock workers) and blames Nancy Reagan's "Just Say No" for killing that relationship, before drifting into complaining about his dirty-looking new kitchen tile.
- Factory workers should earn fair wages to do speed — that's what built the country in the 1800s.
- Everyone during the Gilded Age was drunk on cider or whiskey, and it was the most productive time in American history.
- Nancy Reagan ruined this country with the "Just Say No" campaign that killed the working man's relationship with drugs and alcohol.
- Tim's new kitchen tile looks filthy — like mud streaks, like he lives in Flint — and he's already told the contractor he doesn't want to work with them anymore.
- The dirty kitchen floor look is apparently what ranch hands have going on down here, where people actually have horses and are the real deal.