rant · moment 12 of 16
Tour Date Rundown: Phoenix, Tampa, San Antonio, and Portland Maine Struggles
from #286 - Tim Moves To Spotify | The Tim Dillon Show · #286
10 min
Tim runs through upcoming tour dates riffing on each city's character (Tampa's sexual energy, San Antonio's size, Portland Maine's poor ticket sales and lack of culture, Providence's decay) while begging fans to buy tickets.
- Tim explains what he loves about Arizona: that it's horrible, though he makes an exception for Scottsdale.
- Tampa has great sexual energy with strip clubs, sex shops, and a consensual sex dungeon feel that appeals to him.
- San Antonio is one of the fattest cities in America where people are four to eight hundred pounds and move like cattle.
- Every meal in San Antonio makes you fatter—you expand like a hot air balloon until you can't fit in your car, then you die.
- Portland Maine ticket sales are abysmal—only 533 of 1900 seats sold—because all the men there have vaginas.
- Portland Maine is very left-wing in an annoying way, devoid of culture, full of substitute teachers and socialist losers.
- Maine is populated by blue-lipped fentanyl addicts peeling potatoes and wanting to take pills and fall on the floor instead of seeing comedy.
- Portland Oregon is far superior to Portland Maine—a rainy Thai food antifa stronghold where if he dyed his hair pink he'd control three to five blocks by midnight.
- Providence Rhode Island appeals to him because he likes white people who struggle, and it has great Italian food and a dark, decrepit mob-town aesthetic.
- The Toronto show has been moved twice due to Canadian government capacity restrictions, but they finally got Meridian Hall and tickets remain available.
- After Toronto, Tim goes off the road to focus on the podcast and the new studio, then will take time to develop new material before potentially touring in the fall.
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