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SBF's Bahamian Jail and the Vegan Meal Requests
from Free SBF | The Tim Dillon Show #327 · #327
3 min
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Tim contrasts the soft media treatment of SBF (words like "troubled" instead of "thief") with the reality of his rat-infested Bahamas jail, and mocks his parents' request for vegan meals and comparisons to Epstein.
- Tim doesn't think SBF deserves what's happening to him—should get a stern talking-to and a six-month trading ban instead of jail.
- SBF is in a roach and rodent-infested jail in the Bahamas, and even the mainstream press feels bad for him.
- George Stephanopoulos expressed sympathy about SBF going from $32 billion to $100,000, but Tim points out he should ask about the ripping people off part.
- Media describes SBF's crimes as a 'meltdown' rather than using words like 'thief,' 'embezzler,' 'Ponzi scheme,' or 'liar.'
- SBF's parents, both Stanford professors, petitioned the jail to provide vegan meals for their son.
- The family's vegan meal request specified no bacon, eggs, meat, or fish—vegetables, spring rolls with peanut sauce, and his girlfriend Carolyn for stimulation.