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Charity Bragging: Tim's $10,000 Postmates Call vs. Ben's Check
from #281 - Hewlett Harbor Holiday | The Tim Dillon Show · #281
5 min
Tim and Ben compare their holiday charitable giving, with Tim mocking Ben for writing an anonymous check versus Tim's direct phone call thanking a Postmates driver, and questioning where charity money for kids' gifts actually goes.
- Tim describes his holiday gifts: hoodies for his wife, a check for his brother, sponsored merchandise for Cole.
- Tim donated $1,200 to a church charity for families without toys at Christmas, funding four homes at $300 each.
- Tim calls a Postmates driver and thanks him profusely on the phone, then claims this affirms human dignity better than writing a check.
- The difference between them: Tim tells people thank you directly, while his co-host just writes checks.
- Tim's co-host questions whether the kids actually get $300, suggesting the charity takes most of the money for operating costs.
- Tim announces he's donating $10,000 to Dino Thomaselli's legal defense because everyone deserves adequate representation.
- Tim admits he doesn't know the names of any of the kids he supposedly gave gifts to and wrote the check on his wife's instructions.
- His co-host notes Tim sent Michelle $500 on Zelle for a similar charity effort but had to cancel the payment because she couldn't receive it.
- Tim says he's been trying to do charity for ten years, then asks if they can get chicken nuggets.
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