rant · moment 18 of 19
Why Everyone at Every Job Is Enraged Now
from Jessica Kirson & The Revenge Of The Basic | The Tim Dillon Show #387 · #387
3 min
Tim riffs on how in the 90s nobody cared about anything (train tickets, jobs) but now every low-level worker acts like Homeland Security, tying into a bit about a confiscated gavel from Morgan and Morgan's sponsorship props, then pivots to how TikTok/social media is destroying society.
- Tim describes modern workers as incredibly committed to jobs they don't actually know how to do, and angry about it.
- The Starbucks manager can't foam milk but enforces a bathroom code like he's running national security.
- Everyone's filled with fear now compared to the '90s, when people didn't care what you did.
- Security confiscated the Morgan and Morgan gavel from the desk, which he describes as a weapon.
- Tim misses when every day wasn't the most important day of everyone's life.
- TikTok isn't even killing society anymore—we're already gone.
- Tim posts crowd work clips on TikTok because he won't put his actual material online to protect his money.
- Social media shows people too much of everything, and most of it is designed to make you angry.
- The constant stimulation from apps is addictive and creates a weird psychological state.