Interview · moment 16 of 42
Too Many Comedy Specials and the Death of Managers
from An American Royal with Bert Kreischer | The Tim Dillon Show #341 · #341
3 min
Guest
They discuss the glut of comedy specials being released and predict managers will become obsolete, citing Doug Stanhope as the prototype for a comic who built his own self-contained empire.
- Tim's favorite thing while looking at houses is profiling the people who own them.
- Most sales is fake business—nothing is real until someone signs, which almost never happens.
- Tim represents discerning clients in Los Angeles who don't exist, including hedge funds and investment trusts from Greenwich Connecticut.
- TV realtors go along with his fake inquiries because they're vapid and just want someone to sign the paperwork.
- He calls realtors from traffic to ask about comps and justify listing prices, bringing offers up to the point where they figure it out.
- Tim only targets high-end realtors with his pranks, not the small and medium ones who actually need the money.
- Realtors are dumb and make a lot of money—that's his favorite type of person and the embodiment of the American dream.
- Not being educated but somehow flying by night and making a massive fortune is what the American dream actually is.
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