News · moment 18 of 20
The $250 Million Apartment and Vertical Money Laundering
from Biden's Mumbles & Dance Moms | The Tim Dillon Show #399 · #399
6 min
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Tim continues reacting to the Owning Manhattan trailer, calling the ultra-expensive Central Park apartment soulless and a money laundering scheme, and argues the ultra-rich should be invisible rather than showcased on TV.
- A $250 million apartment in New York is not actually nice; new construction luxury buildings look like soulless casinos designed to sell to oligarchs.
- Tim describes the apartment market as a vertical money laundering scheme.
- The super-rich have been demystified by social media and reality TV, which has made their excess pathetic rather than impressive.
- Realtors in New York are meaningless transactional workers who open doors for Chinese billionaires and have no design or creative contribution.
- The real estate industry lacks humility and self-awareness, functioning as a bad look for the city that will eventually be replaced by technology.
- Tim suggests realtors should be afraid to appear in public because their lives have no value or meaning.
- New York City's current identity has been defined by these hollow people and their vapid ambitions.
real estate industryCentral ParkKim Kardashian