rant · moment 17 of 22
Caruso's 'Go To The Pot' Slogan and Family History
from #302 - Put Them In A Big Pot | The Tim Dillon Show · #302
10 min
Continuing the pot bit with details like a three-strikes system sending people to the pot, then reading Caruso's real campaign bio about his family's immigration story, Mussolini support, and LAPD reform record.
- Tim wishes everyone well and happy pride after his opening remarks.
- He expresses desire to get so intoxicated he'd broadcast in a completely altered state.
- Nellie Bowles wrote an article in the Atlantic about how San Francisco became a failed city.
- Tim proposes hiring a homeless person to write a rebuttal calling San Francisco great, spelled G-R-A-T-E.
- The solution to San Francisco's problems involves getting a big pot and dissolving homeless people using chemicals.
- Third-time offenders get sent to the pot; people on the street say 'that dude went to the pot.'
- The process: judges sentence people to the pot, they get tranquilized and pushed into a chemical dissolution cell.
- Tim suggests Rick Caruso's campaign slogan should be 'Go To The Pot' instead of his current messaging.
- Rick Caruso's grandparents immigrated from Italy through Ellis Island and were major supporters of Mussolini.
- Caruso founded a real estate company, created thousands of jobs, reformed the LAPD and reduced crime by 30 percent.
Rick CarusoNellie BowlesSan FranciscoThe GroveBari Weiss