Episode 149 · The Porch Era
Episode 149 - Ron Bennington (Live from Moontower)
with Ron Bennington
May 26, 2019 · 1:10:19 · 38,000 views · 32 segments, 190 moments indexed
Tune in this week for a very special episode of Tim Dillon is Going to Hell. This week's episode was recorded LIVE from Moontower Comedy Festival with the legend Ron Bennington.
- 1 min
Opening music and applause before the live show begins.
2moments
- Tim introduces himself as Tim Dylan
- Tim thanks the audience for coming out
- 2 min
No Chairs and Austin's Scooter/Homeless Aesthetic
#Tim and Ron riff on Tim's live venue forgetting chairs, then joke about Austin's scooters, camouflage-wearing residents, and homeless people who look like doomsday preppers.
7moments
- Tim forgot to order chairs for the podcast
- Tim insists he's a professional broadcaster and must have a chair
- Both have been sober for over six hours and are excited to spread positivity
- Austin is a city in Texas, which Ron concurs with after Tim's controversial take
- Scooters on the sidewalk in Austin that people have to dodge constantly
- Tim argues there's no reason to wear camouflage inside city limits
- Austin restaurants that look like homeless shelters but are actually highest-rated in the state
- 3 min
Athletic Homeless People, Apothecaries, and the Confederacy's Silver Medal
#Comparing New York's sick homeless to Austin's fit, parkour-capable homeless, riffing on old-timey drug stores, Uber service issues, and joking that the Confederacy won "silver" in the Civil War.
8moments
- Austin's homeless people are in incredible shape and can chase you down the street, unlike New York's sick and ill homeless
- Tim has seen Austin homeless people literally leap off the ground in maneuvers he could never attempt
- Homeless people with 'will work for food' signs are just engaging in basic capitalism like everyone else on job interviews
- Austin has apothecaries instead of drug stores—1950s style drug marts that close at 4 p.m. with actual mortars and pestles
- The airport here supposedly has its own Uber service, which is excessive and makes it feel like a wagon train
- Tim challenges the audience on whether Austin is the West or the South, and the crowd votes South
- The Confederacy got the silver medal in the Civil War, and Tim thinks they should have gotten endorsement deals
- Southern barbecue is overrated as a food, which will upset people who base their identity on it
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- 2 min
Barbecue Is Overrated and the Von Erich Wrestling Family
#Tim declares barbecue overrated, likening it to eating a log while crouched like a raccoon, then Ron and Tim discuss Florida drug stories, meth with alligators, and the tragic Von Erich wrestling family legacy.
7moments
- Tim describes barbecue as eating a log that makes you sweat and burp mesquite for hours.
- You wait seven hours for a pit master, then eat it crouched by a garbage can in a field while everyone insists it's the best thing you'll ever have.
- The barbecue experience just turned him vegan—now he'll eat small salads and go back to doing coke.
- Tim smoked meth with alligators in Florida because there are no laws there.
- His drug dealer in Tampa was Dusty Rhodes, the professional wrestler.
- The Von Erich family was the royalty of Texas wrestling until Vince took them in, named one the Texas Tornado, and killed him.
- Tim saw the Von Erich wrestler in Madison Square Garden as a kid in one of his last matches before he died.
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- 2 min
Wrestling Deaths and Grown Men Obsessed with Endgame
#They joke that wrestlers never live past 38, then pivot to mocking adult men who are obsessed with superhero movies and keep childhood tents in their bedrooms.
6moments
- Wrestlers just died; they don't live past 38, which is the retirement age for wrestling.
- Tim admits he's an adult man still into wrestling.
- Tim cares quite a bit about the new Endgame movie coming out.
- Men wear backpacks to these movies; it's like staying a child, never feeling that growth.
- Some people in their mid-30s keep a tent in their bedroom for when friends sleep over.
- Tim knows mid-30s guys who get in vicious fights and arguments about these movies.
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- 3 min
Comedy Club Days, Aunt Becky, and Texas Executions
#Ron recalls running a Tampa comedy club during comedy's drug-fueled heyday, they joke about wanting Lori Loughlin (Aunt Becky) executed, and riff on a Texas execution of a 21-year-old case and Florida's rotating aliases culture.
8moments
- Tim discusses opening a comedy club in Tampa and the era when comedy was cool because people were doing drugs and money laundering.
- Comedy isn't cool anymore because nobody's on drugs or dying, unlike back when it was actually interesting.
- Audience member wants to see Aunt Becky go to jail; Tim explores how much punishment would satisfy real Texas justice.
- Texas executed someone today for a crime committed twenty-one years ago, and the person wasn't even sure it was him.
- Death penalty in Texas is now administered by headlock rather than the electric chair.
- Tim has changed his name three times and doesn't know who he is anymore, constantly moving to avoid being identified.
- His cousin in Florida moves to a different town every six months, always choosing names that sound nicer than the reality.
- Cousin told him at a Chili's in Delray Beach that she loves the family but loves heroin more.
- 3 min
Heroin Advice and Make-A-Wish Shock Jock Stories
#Ron jokes about loving heroin and warns young opiate users to "stay awake," then recounts his radio shock jock days where deadbeat weekend dads would bring their kids in on strip club nights disguised as Make-A-Wish visits.
6moments
- Tim recalls heroin cutting through Florida humidity better than he expected.
- Advice to young people: stay awake on opiates or you'll stop breathing and die.
- Tim wishes he could teach drug safety in schools but claims there's a restraining order keeping him 70 yards away.
- Make-A-Wish kids would request to appear on Tim's shock jock radio show, but it was really their weekend dads looking for an excuse.
- Weekend dads aren't real fathers—they're divorced guys who just want to avoid miniature golf and parenting decisions.
- Every Make-A-Wish dad who came to the show was a bad dude from Florida with missing fingers.
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- 3 min
Florida Missing Fingers and Tim's "Biological Father" Bit
#Riffing on Floridians losing fingers mysteriously, then a bit where Tim claims Ron is his biological father via an anal encounter with his "mermaid" mother in Florida.
7moments
- People born and raised in Florida lose at least one digit; they just wake up and fingers are gone.
- Tim claims to be Stan's biological father because he had sex with his mom in Florida.
- Stan says Tim was with Ron Bennington, which inspired him to get into broadcasting.
- Stan's mother was a mermaid performer at Weeki Wachee in Florida, which truckers would watch before strip clubs opened.
- Weeki Wachee mermaids are royalty in Florida, essentially the Kennedys of the state.
- The mermaids would reach for an air hose hidden in vines to breathe while performing underwater dance routines.
- Stan describes the scene as the Nutcracker for methheads, with people smoking meth in the parking lot.
- 3 min
Weeki Wachee Mermaids, Sea Hunt, and Florida's Lost TV Golden Age
#Ron describes his mother's job as a real Weeki Wachee mermaid entertaining truckers, then discusses classic Florida-filmed shows like Sea Hunt, Flipper, and Gentle Ben, lamenting Florida's decline into bath-salts headlines.
10moments
- Sea Hunt, a 1960s show starring Lloyd Bridges, filmed at Weeki Wachee—about a scuba diver who solves underwater crimes.
- Tim describes Sea Hunt's premise: every week someone would cut the protagonist's air hose.
- Tarzan movies were also filmed at Weeki Wachee, and when the movie companies left, they let the monkeys loose.
- Sea Hunt was an oddly canceled mid-episode show that represents the golden age Trump wants to recapture.
- Flipper, another Florida show, was a dolphin that solved crimes.
- Gentle Ben featured a bear solving crimes in the Everglades, with Ronnie Howard's little brother as the star.
- Every episode of Gentle Ben ended the same way: the bear would rear up on somebody and they'd fall backwards.
- Florida brought a lot of art to the country but hasn't produced any new TV shows in a while.
- Bath salts ruined Florida's cultural output, replacing quality programming with 'Florida man' headlines.
- Florida headlines always involve bizarre visual scenarios like a woman choking a pitbull.
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- 3 min
Tim explains the outrage over a comedian being interviewed by Legion of Skanks, mocks the "irredeemable losers" threatening violence, and argues debate beats vanquishing people, before pivoting into a Blue Chew ad.
8moments
- Tim introduces the Legion of Skanks appearance that caused controversy, held at the Creek in the Cave in Long Island City.
- Open Mic comedians aged 40-50 with stalled careers got angry and threatened violence over the podcast appearance.
- Tim says it would be hilarious to see Luis Gomez, Ralph, and Dave Smith attacked by fat lesbians with green hair or hit with bike locks.
- The event has been moved to an undisclosed location because people cannot handle a controversial guest sitting in a Mexican restaurant doing a podcast.
- Emilia Fart was on Bill Maher expecting Radio City but ended up at the Creek in the Cave, which Tim calls the punishment.
- Anyone angry about someone being interviewed on a podcast in a restaurant is an irredeemable loser with nothing that can help them.
- Tim argues that if you don't agree with someone, you debate them rather than try to vanquish them through violence.
- The only thing left after avoiding debate is violence, which could have been funny but won't happen now.
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- 2 min
Continuation of the Blue Chew sponsor read describing the chewables, promo code TD, and free trial offer.
4moments
- Tim describes young men on psychiatric medication as sexually broken, comparing them to "Adderall puppies" who can barely tolerate sensory input.
- Blue Chew chewables work faster than pills and don't require an in-person doctor visit, only an online consultation.
- Tim jokes about speaking to a "Russian bot" who will prescribe the medication without requiring an actual licensed doctor's examination.
- Getting a hard erection becomes difficult with age, anxiety, and the awareness of life's harsh realities, making Blue Chew's assistance valuable.
- 3 min
A news item about a man kicked to death by an emu leads to jokes about Florida's absurd Denny's menu items and smoking Marlboro Reds in restaurants during meals.
8moments
- An emu kicked a man to death in Florida after he fell down—the bird had razor claws and just kept kicking until he died.
- That guy was the governor of Florida, and Texas is glad there's a Florida to take the heat off Texas.
- Denny's in Florida has food that makes no sense—like salted caramel banana cream pancakes—that nobody would ever want.
- Floridians will eat that nonsense pancake and then smoke a Marlboro Red 100 outside, and there's something beautiful about watching someone do a 100 and really commit to it.
- You could smoke in restaurants during meals not long ago—those times are gone now thanks to Obama.
- Tim's comics at his club would breathe in so much cigarette and cigar smoke they'd be huffing it back out during their sets.
- The club refused ventilation because secondhand smoke was considered fine back then, even though it obviously isn't.
- Tim hates WeWork—it's full of rich kids who go to Coachella, their fathers get them offices because they have Instagram followers, and they should just have a stapler to fix everything.
- 2 min
Hating WeWork and the Let the Puppies Breathe Tour
#Ron rants about hating WeWork's coked-out rich kids, then Tim brings up a fan who attended Ron's old "Let the Puppies Breathe" shock jock tour where women flashed to get in.
8moments
- Tim expresses hatred for WeWork and its business model.
- He dismisses the ISIS-WeWork connection as overblown while maintaining his disgust with the company.
- Tim recalls bowling in Florida and scoring 229 without having picked up a ball in years.
- A young woman told him she attended one of his shock jock shows when she was 17.
- The 'Let the Puppies Breathe Tour' required women to show their breasts for entry.
- Tim notes this happened before the MeToo movement when such things were called normal.
- He explains his method for attracting women involved having one line to use off his penis.
- Tim claims he was like the Shark Tank guy of Tampa, covering all the needs of strip clubs.
- 2 min
The Third Trimester Strip Club and a Dancer's Water Breaking
#Ron tells the story of owning a strip club called The Third Trimester where a pregnant dancer's water broke onstage and she kept dancing, followed by riffing on losing the crowd's attention.
6moments
- Tim describes a pregnant dancer whose water broke mid-performance at his club, and she kept dancing anyway.
- The dancer's mother got onstage and started dancing to show support.
- Tim notes the audience has mentally checked out during this third-trimester strip club story.
- Tim explains he set up an extra microphone expecting a guest who never showed up or called.
- Tim claims he set out the extra mic as a tribute to Nipsey Hussle.
- Walking onstage, Tim noticed there were no chairs and thought someone was doing a ventriloquism bit.
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- 3 min
The 9/11 Crank Caller and Radio Shark
#Ron recounts a notorious crank caller named "the radio shark" who called in during 9/11 news coverage, leading to a near physical confrontation outside the studio.
6moments
- Tim received a prank call from someone named the Radio Shark on the night of 9/11 while doing local New York radio.
- The Radio Shark was a complete degenerate and one of the worst people Tim had ever met, leading him to yell at the caller on air.
- Tim's daughter Gail was in the studio that night because he'd grabbed her from school after the trains shut down.
- After yelling at the caller, Tim walked outside and encountered a six-foot-four beefy guy who he thought he'd have to fight.
- Tim's strategy would have been to go for the guy's legs, slam his knees, and run—crediting Florida training for the tactic.
- The big guy turned out to be someone looking for human connection, telling Tim he was as scared as a little kid, prompting Tim's response about the word being gay.
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- 2 min
9/11 Aftermath, Jews, and Rich Vos Riffing
#A meandering bit about who to blame after 9/11, joking about Jewish comedians like Rich Vos, hotel loft rooms, and drug habits.
6moments
- Tim was the first white person in America to make a 9/11 joke.
- Speculation about whether Jews were involved in 9/11, comparing it to watching YouTube late at night.
- Tim's response when people tell him to like Jews: he introduces them to a Jewish guy who smoked crack for years.
- The Jewish crack addict is staying at a nice hotel and screaming at the desk clerk about no free breakfast.
- Loft hotel rooms are designed to be viewed on Molly at 2:30 in the morning, not in daylight.
- Loft hotels come with a mirror and a razor blade just sitting there, ready to go.
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- 1 min
Chin Blossom CD Case and All-Nighter Comedown Stories
#Reminiscing about doing coke all night and seeing kids waiting for the school bus on the drive home, then joking about never wanting kids unless adopting a "Florida kid."
3moments
- Tim describes the 'chin blossom CD case' phenomenon—driving home after an all-nighter with yesterday's clothes feeling suddenly dirty as the sun comes up and school buses appear.
- When asked about having kids, Tim says he'd only consider fatherhood if there was a reality show component, like adopting an Asian child who teaches him things.
- Tim jokes that he can't afford an Asian kid but could afford a Florida kid, and would only become a father if he could adopt a Floridian—specifically a Tampa kid.
- 3 min
AOC, Redeye Cancellation, and Megyn Kelly's Brownie
#Riffing on AOC's popularity versus Fox News, mourning the cancellation of his old 3am show Redeye with Bonnie McFarlane, and a story about eating half a brownie and leaving it for Megyn Kelly.
6moments
- Tim respects AOC and her supporters, though the city would grind to a halt with people trying to get selfies with her.
- Fox News canceled Redeye, the 3 a.m. show Tim appeared on alongside Bonnie McFarlane and other degenerates.
- The show got canceled despite having no ratings—they just replaced it with infomercials to make more money.
- One of those infomercials is where Tim got his legs prosthetic.
- Megyn Kelly and Tim would share a green room where he'd eat half a brownie and leave it in the makeup chair, forcing him to retrieve his saliva-covered brownie when she called him out.
- They'd go on air to discuss Syria with the National Security Adviser while Tim was still dealing with the brownie situation.
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- 2 min
Tim's Grifter Persona and Tour Plug
#Tim describes himself as a carnival grifter/ringmaster and plugs his tour website before transitioning into the Wix ad.
4moments
- Tim pitches his live shows as a break from home life and routine.
- He embraces his grifter persona—a depression-era carnival salesman pitching an elixir that cures all ailments.
- Tim describes himself as ringmaster of a circus, bringing freaks and oddities to town.
- Fans can find tour dates at TimDillonIsGoingToHell.com, built using Wix.
- 1 min
Sponsor read for Wix website builder with promo code, plus mention of upcoming shows in San Diego and possibly Key West or Miami.
3moments
- Tim praises Wix ADI as futuristic technology that answers questions about your website and generates options.
- Tour dates: Mohegan Sun, American Comedy Company in San Diego August 1-3, and possible Key West or Miami appearance in July.
- Tim argues people overestimate social media's importance and insists everyone actually needs a website.
- 4 min
The Wix ad drifts into an extended riff about boomers ruining the country while being an underserved, loyal audience found mainly on Facebook and websites, tying back to the site promo and a stage-time giveaway offer.
7moments
- Boomers ruined the country: took all the money, all the drugs, destroyed credit rating and global credibility.
- Tim explains boomers love websites because they aren't on Twitch or TikTok.
- Boomer in bathroom barricading against gay son while drinking sangria, calling police about stolen back medication.
- Boomers will pay for your podcast if you reach them through a website, not Twitter.
- Facebook is now just knee operations, dead dogs, and eulogies; old people love it because it's a website.
- Tim pitches boomers as an underserved demographic, especially if you have a product like racism they'll get into.
- Prove you signed up and get three minutes minimum uninterrupted promotion time on the show.
- 1 min
Wrap-up of the Wix promotion details and transition back to Ron Bennington.
2moments
- Tim offers 10% off Wix plans and three minutes of show airtime to listeners who sign up through his link.
- Return to Ron Bennington.
- 4 min
Not Voting and Trump as the South's Con Man
#Ron admits he barely votes, they joke about voting being like Yelp reviews, then discuss how the South elected a rude con man like Trump, and riff on Austin being liberal until you hit Texas Christianity and BBQ culture.
9moments
- Tim didn't vote last election because he was flying, and he'd only vote in a restaurant at the end of a meal like Yelp.
- He voted for Bush once and Obama once, then gave up because he thought none of it mattered.
- Trump riffs without much prepared material, but Tim finds him funny.
- New Yorkers could never be president because people would think they're rude assholes, so the South picked a New York con man who failed at casinos and airlines.
- Austin's liberalism stops when it gets to Jesus—they've got Christ's barbecue stand in the middle of a field with a six-hour wait where you eat brisket from a coffee cup on the ground like a pig.
- America looks to Texas the way the rest of the world looks at America—wondering if they're cooler or just creeps.
- There's something cool about just saying things in Texas; Florida's version of cool is giving up at 32.
- Tim moved to Florida at 21 without working and started hosting wet t-shirt contests as the American dream.
- Parents would bring their sick kids with cancer to those contests as their dream before he got on the radio.
- 2 min
Winning Wet T-Shirt Contests with AC/DC
#Ron describes hosting wet t-shirt contests in Florida, including a strategy involving "You Shook Me All Night Long" and "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" as winning songs.
5moments
- AC/DC's 'Whole Lotta Rosie' was worth $500 to win a wet t-shirt contest.
- The backup song was 'Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap' if the first didn't secure victory.
- Kate Smith was Philadelphia's good luck charm for Stanley Cups in the 70s, despite later racism accusations.
- Music now is terrible compared to the past, with modern female singers sounding like they're on hormones.
- Women have actually gotten more feminine over time, as opposed to the hard scrapple Irish women of previous generations.
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- 3 min
Kate Smith, Michael Jackson Documentary Truthers
#Riffing on Kate Smith being retroactively canceled for racism, then a long bit about the Michael Jackson documentary, joking that everyone always knew but nobody stopped him, and mentioning Jackson truthers.
5moments
- Tim describes his grandmother's Irish maid Terry: varicose veins, always drunk, chain-smoking, calling to say she made it home then hanging up.
- Tim on retroactively canceling people for racism 70 years ago: the Michael Jackson documentary removed his music from the air.
- Tim's actual criticism of the Jackson documentary: it has no music, just talking, and contradicts the premise by showing him helping kids instead of the women he actually slept with.
- Everyone knew Michael Jackson was abusing kids in the 80s but nobody stopped him—pure laziness.
- Jackson truthers exist and believe the abuse allegations are an elaborate setup, that he could be innocent.
- 1 min
Being an Untouched Ugly Kid and the Church's Free Pass
#Ron jokes about being unattractive as a kid and thus never molested, then pivots to how the Catholic Church gets away with abuse while Michael Jackson gets all the blame.
4moments
- Tim describes being an unattractive kid who wasn't targeted by predatory actors or directors, unlike other child performers.
- His peak attractiveness lasted from age 7 to 7.5, after which he developed a mortgage broker appearance.
- Tim jokes that his lack of abuse is why he's broke, since he never had the chance to sue the church.
- The realization dawns that church scandals are being discussed as a financial opportunity rather than moral reckoning.
- 3 min
Chris Stanley (Vito) Joins Onstage
#A local performer named Chris Stanley/Vito comes on stage to run in place and plug his own crowd-sourced show at Antone's, with jokes about his fitness and Italian mob family background.
9moments
- Tim introduces Chris Stanley as a surprise guest, calling him the "untalented Jim Dylan."
- LaToya Jackson is coming to defend her brother Michael against the accusations.
- Tim jokes that Michael and LaToya have never been seen in the same room, implying they might be the same person.
- Chris Stanley's extreme thinness and awkward running form become the focus of mockery.
- Tim compares Chris's running style to someone recovering from a car accident or physical therapy.
- Chris plugs his crowdsourced comedy show at Antone's at 9 p.m.
- Chris explains a format he invented but never actually tried to implement.
- Tim makes a joke about Trump killing his kids, comparing it to Chris's untested ideas.
- The segment wraps up after roughly three minutes of back-and-forth.
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- 2 min
Vito's Mom Was Allegedly in The Godfather
#Continuing the bit with Vito/Chris Stanley claiming his mom appeared in The Godfather, tying into the running joke about everyone's mom being a mermaid or mobster.
4moments
- Tim notes Vito has an angry look underneath his fitness accomplishment, the expression of someone who will kill a person but look great doing it.
- Vito is described as a greasy Italian from New York whose family kills other people for money.
- Tim mentions that Vito's mom was actually in The Godfather.
- Vito claims his mom was at Jones Beach, the location where a scene from The Godfather was filmed.
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- 2 min
Italian Women, Goomba Workouts, and Endless Austin Daylight
#Jokes about masculine Italian women, Vito's carb-free workout regimen, and confusion over how long daylight lasts in Austin, before pivoting into a rant that college is for losers.
6moments
- Tim describes masculine Italian women and the importance of proper pizza folding technique.
- John Travolta is practicing for a dance contest and still wears his white suit everywhere at night.
- Tim claims that stopping carbohydrates makes people aggressive and describes anti-carb fitness routines.
- Someone does Goomba situps after eating 42 meatballs for breakfast.
- It stays light out in Austin until midnight, which Tim compares to Alaska.
- Tim jokes about UT Austin graduates getting degrees in agriculture and longhorn-related pursuits.
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- 3 min
Student Loans, Communications Majors, and Preparing Kids for a Robot Future
#Tim rants about student loan debt being a trap, mocks his intern's communications degree, and riffs on how impossible it is to prepare kids for an AI-dominated future, tying into old Redeye stories.
7moments
- Tim on student loan forgiveness: burn in hell for the rest of your life if you got a degree in English, you loser.
- Tim has an intern in college for communications who will owe $320,000, and she's stupid for wanting to be Wendy Williams.
- He has a six-month-old kid he's taking care of on the other side of town.
- Tim says you can't prepare kids for the future because everything changes so fast—nobody knows what's coming.
- Tell them to take up robotics, but no one even knows if that's the move.
- He says he'll beat the game if he dies by any hand other than a robot.
- They keep making AI eyes because the people at the top want us gone.
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- 2 min
Lizard People Controlling the Robots
#A bit escalating into conspiracy riffing about wealthy lizard-like controllers behind AI and society, and joking about wishing he'd been a faked-disability Sesame Street kid.
6moments
- Tim describes a wealthy group of people, possibly lizards, that controls many different things.
- He's uncertain whether to be for or against them, since he can't afford to miss opportunities.
- Tim explains what he learned from watching 'In Force': there are demons coming to get us and they have machines.
- He suspects a lot of kids involved in school shootings were faking it and wishes he could have gotten that gig as a kid.
- Tim describes the last five minutes as getting as offensive as possible, going down a list of sacred cows and slaughtering them.
- He recalls planning keg parties at school on Fridays, then calling the local paper to report fake race riots that would get school cancelled.
- 1 min
High School Race Riot Pranks and Closing Plugs
#Ron tells a story about faking race riot rumors to get high school canceled so kids could party and do PCP, then both plug their respective shows and sign off.
3moments
- Tim sold PCP powder to kids, calling it "the best part of weed" to get them to enjoy themselves.
- He's promoting tonight's show at Source Code and asking the audience to bring the parent-teacher conference energy they showed up with.
- Guest tells Tim he brought things out of him that no one else did and calls him "the next round Barrington."
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