News · moment 17 of 20
Jason from Selling Sunset's Tone-Deaf News Interview
from Ceasefire Cheat Day & Realtors In LA | The Tim Dillon Show #427 · #427
3 min
News
Tim reacts incredulously to an actual news clip of Selling Sunset's Jason Oppenheim being interviewed as a real estate expert during the fires, mocking the absurdity of discussing home values and price gouging while people are being evacuated.
- Tim questions why a Selling Sunset realtor is being interviewed as an expert during an active wildfire.
- He criticizes the news angle of discussing real estate values while homes are literally burning.
- Tim points out how unsympathetic it is to lead by emphasizing these were fancy, glitzy, glamorous houses.
- Jason mentions the average home in Pacific Palisades was $3-4 million, with many in the $5-10 million range.
- The realtor claims he received 40 to 50 calls from clients and friends who lost homes he had sold them.
- Tim argues the news should be running evacuation information and directing people to resources like churches with water instead.
- He objects to the realtor talking about 50 homes sold while people need survival information.
- Tim calls out the absurdity of the realtor celebrating his sales record while discussing homes that are now gone.