rant · moment 24 of 27
Glamorization of Real Estate and Chef Culture
from Eurovision & Jerry Seinfeld's Pop-Tart Movie | The Tim Dillon Show #392 · #392
2 min
Tim compares the current glamorization of real estate agents on reality TV to the earlier glamorization of chefs and bartenders, and describes the harsh reality behind those professions.
- Real estate is a low-rent profession being glamorized on Netflix and social media through shows like Million Dollar Listing.
- Only a small fraction of real estate agents actually sell luxury properties and make money; for many it's a second or third job.
- Real estate agents are like bottle service girls—they just open doors and recite listings.
- The restaurant industry went through the same glamorization cycle years ago with reality shows centered on chefs.
- Being a chef means you're often a junkie who doesn't see your family, hates them, and dies pretty young toiling in obscurity.
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