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Debating Whether Someone Will Die on Comedy Camp
from Bobby Kelly | The Tim Dillon Show #322 · #322
7 min
They hash out logistics of the camping show — supplies, primitive camping rules, bear bags, tasks, and whether comedians could survive without cell phones, food, or comforts — with Tim insisting someone might die.
- Tim insists people will die on Comedy Camp; his co-host argues supplies and setup make it survivable.
- Primitive camping in National Forest with a four-hour hike, tent setup, and solo nights alone in the woods.
- Tim defends the woods as beautiful and meditative, then his co-host counters that the woods are pagan and satanic.
- Discussion of what food participants can bring: baked beans are permitted for one night.
- Russell Peters owns 19 Bentleys but may be snaring food; his father hunted tigers in India as a boy.
- Taking Jim Norton from his penthouse lifestyle and dropping him in the woods for four to six days.
- Tim describes hiking into the woods at night with Ari and Joe, explaining how darkness changes everything.
- When the sun goes down in the woods with no city lights, you can see galaxies and hear actual sounds around you.
- In complete darkness with only a fire, surrounded by nothing but sounds you can't identify—something is out there.
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