Interview · moment 17 of 29
Religion as a Waste of Life and Effeminate Jewish Men
from Ari Shaffir | The Tim Dillon Show #323 · #323
3 min
Guest
Tim calls religion a waste of life, references Matt Walsh and Rogan debating gay marriage, and Ari argues Jewish men in the suburbs are stereotypically effeminate while their wives are more masculine; they also discuss a rabbi friend refusing to give Ari religious info for the special.
- Religion is a waste of a life.
- Jewish and Christian views treat homosexuality as an urge comparable to drunkenness or overeating.
- Most Jewish men in the suburbs are extremely effeminate, touching each other while saying their names like 'hello I'm Barry.'
- Tim describes his experience at a Long Island beach club where these men would introduce themselves in an affected manner.
- Jewish wives are more masculine than their husbands, introducing themselves while their openly gay-acting husbands stand beside them.
- Tim questions why people devote their lives to religion and what they're giving their life to God for.
- Tim wishes there was a moment after death where religious people realize they devoted their entire life to something wrong.