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Raycon Ad: Financing Earbuds Into a Fake Business Empire
from Call OJ Daddy with Stavros Halkias | The Tim Dillon Show #342 · #342
3 min
SponsorRaycon
A Raycon earbuds ad that spirals into an absurd fictional narrative about financing headphones into drop-shipping, crypto, weed shops, and private equity deals with Blackstone and the murdered Cash App exec Bob Lee.
- Tim loses expensive earbuds constantly and wishes he'd had Raycons instead.
- Pay-later options let you finance earbuds over three or four years without breaking the bank.
- Tim explains the real strategy: skip buying expensive things and invest that capital into crypto or a business instead.
- He financed Raycons for $18 down, then used the savings to start a dropshipping business.
- Dropshipping profits went into cryptocurrency investments that gained value.
- Crypto gains funded brick-and-mortar businesses: he now owns weed and CBD shops across Arizona.
- Tim claims he's now in private equity with Blackstone and works with Berkshire Hathaway's Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett.
- He's also doing deals with Bob Lee, the Cash App executive, though he admits not knowing much about him.
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