Episode 1 · The Ben Avery Era
Live Stream #1 | The Tim Dillon Show
Mar 17, 2020 · 1:10:54 · 116,000 views · 41 segments, 157 moments indexed
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- 1 min
Cold Open: Case and Death Totals
#Tim opens the live stream from quarantine with producer Ben Avery and reads out global coronavirus case and death totals, joking about "crisis actors."
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- Tim announces the show is live during quarantine with producer Ben Avery
- Tim requests case totals and death totals to be read at the start of every episode
- 1 min
US Numbers, Taiwan's Response, and the Missing Tests
#He runs through US case/death counts, praises Taiwan's aggressive testing, border closures, and text-message reporting system, and rants that America should have had proper test kits from the start.
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- US COVID death toll at 91, approaching 100, with 4,712 cases doubling daily
- Tim jokes about having the vaccine ready to sell while discussing the early pandemic response
- The entire crisis could have been avoided if the US had adequate coronavirus test kits from the start
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Chickenpox Memories and Show Scheduling Plans
#A super chat question about chickenpox leads to a childhood story about missing Christmas with his grandparents, then he outlines plans to ramp up livestreams and Patreon content during quarantine.
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- Taiwan's COVID response: 67 cases, one death in a country of 23.78 million because they had tests, closed borders immediately, and distributed mask guidance via text message.
- Tim had chickenpox as a child and had to stay home during Christmas, so his grandfather and nanny brought him bags of presents to open at his house.
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Stock Market Crash and Civil Unrest Predictions
#He predicts bank runs, food shortages, and civil unrest as the stock market plunges, and mocks people who believe the virus is a cover story for arresting Tom Hanks, Obama, and the Pope.
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- Tim outlines the new streaming schedule: one live stream per week minimum, supplemented by Patreon episodes and emergency YouTube podcasts with pertinent information.
- During tough times, people will have to decide who to eat first in their household.
- Large sections of the country believe the virus is a cover for military operations to arrest Obama and the Pope, or that it's connected to Tom Hanks being arrested for pedophilia.
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America's Undiagnosed Mental Illness
#Tim argues large parts of the country are functionally schizophrenic due to overwork, stress, and awareness that elites live by different rules, creating a fertile ground for conspiracy thinking.
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- Large swaths of the country are schizophrenic, suffering from undiagnosed mental illness caused by being overworked, stressed, drugged up, and eating poison.
- The elite inhabit a secret world where they do whatever they want, and most of what people have been fed is a lie — leading to complete mental breakdown.
- Tim responds to Ryan's question about canceling his California show in August by saying he'll drink cyanide and that nothing is officially canceled.
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Canceled Tour Dates and Government Lockdown Enforcement
#He addresses whether his California and other summer shows are canceled, discusses talent agencies selling through May, and speculates on how far governments/police will go to enforce lockdowns in cities like Oakland and Baltimore.
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- Tim's tour dates are sold through May, but summer shows are uncertain due to pandemic peak predictions.
- Government refuses to be honest about the crisis timeline while the stock market crashes.
- Shows booked in San Francisco could be changed or moved depending on lockdown enforcement.
- If cities like Oakland and Baltimore get locked down, the government will likely enforce it aggressively, especially given how police already treat loitering.
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The Toilet-Seat Licking Coronavirus Challenge
#Reacting to a viral story of a girl licking a toilet seat on a plane, Tim jokes about a fantasy where the virus only killed Zoomers and millennials and spared Boomers.
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- People licking toilet seats on planes during the coronavirus pandemic.
- Tim imagines how great it would be if coronavirus only killed seventeen-year-olds and young Zoomers while sparing boomers.
- The toilet-seat licking challenge becomes the new coronavirus dare on airplanes.
- 1 min
Jewels By Podcaster Tim Dylan Stays Open
#He insists his jewelry business remains fully operational during the pandemic, joking about disinfecting his employee Kelly and pushing customers to keep ordering.
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- Tim explains his instructions to employees of Jewels by Podcaster Tim Doyle regarding the company's operational status during the pandemic.
- The jewelry company is not closed and remains fully operational, taking orders despite the crisis.
- Tim describes sanitizing the office processor Kelly with Lysol disinfectant wipes while she continues processing orders.
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- 1 min
Holy Trinity Teacher Memories
#Responding to a super chat about his old school, Tim recalls a nun who mocked him for using big words and riffs on Catholic school hypocrisy and hush money.
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- Tim recounts calling in New York correspondent Raymond Compass for input on Holy Trinity teachers.
- Tim argues that John William Codling, despite his impressive name, proves unsuccessful by doing YouTube live streams.
- Teacher Miss Ammon wore rubber shoes and mocked students for using big words in English class.
- Tim recounts telling the teacher that intelligence is literally just using big words, dismissing her as an ugly witch.
- All the teachers had attitudes because their husbands paid for everything and they didn't have their own money.
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- 2 min
Euthanizing the Homeless, AOC, and Which City Riots First
#He fields rapid-fire questions: joking about testing (not euthanizing) the homeless, criticizing AOC as insincere for not campaigning for Bernie, and guessing where the first riot might break out.
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- Tim answers whether we should euthanize the homeless by saying we need to test them instead.
- Tim criticizes AOC as insincere, noting her refusal to campaign for Bernie Sanders reveals her true colors as a politician.
- Predicting which city will riot first, Tim suggests New York is looking bad but isn't sure.
- 3 min
Bioweapon Theories, Funerals, and Bugsy Siegel Jokes
#He addresses whether the virus could be an engineered bioweapon, mocks people questioning why there are no visible funerals, and jokes about elderly-targeting Bugsy Siegel-style crimes and Ghislaine Maxwell hiding out.
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- Bioweapon theory is plausible, but conspiracy theorists asking 'where are the funerals' ignore that 150,000 people die worldwide every day without public funeral visibility.
- Tim challenges the idea that hospital patients and sick people in Italy are all actors, citing Andrew Schultz's comedian friend who left a voicemail from there.
- Why does believing everything is a conspiracy make people feel better, especially those struggling with job interviews and personal failures?
- Bugsy Siegel coronavirus theory: elderly people being intentionally infected as a dark joke during the pandemic.
- The help must be dealt with severely during crisis—if a Postmates driver coughs, Tim coughs back in their face.
- Joe Rogan's father is alive; Tim spoke to him today.
- 2 min
An Unprecedented Global Shutdown Experiment
#Tim reflects that a mass shutdown of this scale has never happened before and worries about the psychological toll of isolation, plus a tangent on landlords and Bernie Sanders' base.
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- No one's ever been told to just go home for two months—this is an unprecedented psychological experiment on a global scale.
- Tim predicts relationships and mental health will deteriorate as people stay isolated without connecting in person, only digitally.
- This experiment could go very wrong with unknown psychological consequences.
- Tim defends landlords as not inherently evil and dismisses the impulse to demonize them as part of why Bernie only got 20% of the vote.
- Tim warns that people are angry and impatient, and that ranting about nationalizing banks will get you stabbed in the face.
- 2 min
Bernie's Climate Message and Whether We Deserve a Future
#He praises and needles Bernie Sanders' climate rhetoric, jokes about the earth needing to "bake" to slow transmission, and muses whether humanity deserves a future at all.
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- Bernie's talking about climate change, but Tim hopes the earth gets baked from April till November to slow transmission of the disease.
- Tim questions whether humanity deserves a future, framing it as a game show where the survey says no.
- Tim confirms he'll be at Coachella in October on tour with Post Malone, Kaytranada, and Little Glo.
- Comedy clubs are going out of business and owners don't know if they can survive the current storm.
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Comedy Clubs, Bars, and Chinese Virus-Origin Claims
#He worries comedy clubs and small venues won't survive the shutdown, then weighs in on Chinese officials blaming the US for the virus's origin.
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- Chinese officials claiming the virus didn't originate in China and accusing the USA of planting it
- His immediate concern is whether he can get money out of the bank tomorrow, not virus origins
- Tim agrees the virus could have been engineered to some degree
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Could the Virus Be Engineered? And Ghislaine Maxwell's Bunker
#He speculates the virus could have been engineered in a lab, then jokes about Ghislaine Maxwell hiding in a corona bunker and reassures fans that jewelry orders are unaffected.
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- Tim discusses a researcher who figured out how to put coronaviruses in humans.
- Speculating whether Ghislaine Maxwell is hiding in a bunker during the pandemic.
- Tim claims he previously thought Maxwell was in Israel.
- Tim insists there are no jewelry heist holdups and that customers receive their jewels exactly when intended.
- 2 min
Donating to a Fake Bat-Chipotle and Xi Jinping as Dictator
#A joke about donating super chat money to a fictional bat-meat restaurant chain leads into a serious riff on whether Xi Jinping or Trump is more of a dictator and predictions the country must reopen in a few months.
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- Tim announces they're donating all Super chat money to a new restaurant chain that's like Chipotle but serves only bat products, saying the chain has been stigmatized.
- Tim addresses Patreon members asking about bunker coordinates, clarifying that $20 a month doesn't buy bunker access and he doesn't have one himself.
- Responding to a chat question about whether Xi Jinping is a dictator or will become one, Tim describes a cycle where rich and powerful people battle to rule until someone with more resources removes the current leader.
- Tim argues the country can't shut down for six months because it won't work, saying people need to go back to work in two or three months even if some get sick.
- 1 min
Comedians Ruining Themselves on Instagram Live
#Tim rants that washed-up comedians embarrassing themselves on Instagram Live during quarantine should quit and go back to community college.
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- Tim urges comedians to stop doing Instagram Live streams and go home to apologize to their parents.
- A chat member asks if Tim is wearing merch and references a Skull and Bones-to-Rothschild comparison.
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- 1 min
Jeffrey Epstein Was Probably a Lovely Guy
#Responding to a question about giving Jeffrey Epstein a bus tour, Tim jokes that interpersonally Epstein was probably pleasant company, just not for 14-year-old girls.
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- Tim argues Jeffrey Epstein was probably a lovely guy as a person, despite everything else.
- 2 min
Seattle and Portland's Outbreak, and Earth Frequency Nonsense
#He dismisses a vague conspiracy prompt about Earth's resonance frequency, then discusses reports that Seattle and Portland are becoming coronavirus hotbeds.
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- Tim complains about people telling him to look something up instead of just explaining it.
- Madison from Seattle asks if she and her husband should escape to Canada.
- Tim wants an insider account of what's actually happening in Seattle and Portland.
- Seattle and Portland are dealing with a real outbreak, and Starbucks won't save you.
- Tim reacts to 905 cases and 50 deaths, noting the exponential projection: 1,000, 2,000, 4,000, 8,000.
- Chemical Shed is apparently a reference to the largest LSD operation in the country, which was running out of a missile silo.
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Blood Types, China's Superpower Play, and the Rich Not Needing to Tank the Economy
#After a tangent about not knowing his own blood type, he rejects the idea the virus is a deliberate Chinese economic power play, arguing the current system already works fine for elites.
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- Tim says he doesn't know his own blood type despite having recent bloodwork done.
- A viewer asks if China's move to tank its economy is its play to become a superpower like America did.
- The rich elites have arranged the system to work well for themselves—they like their sushi restaurants, islands, mansions, and the ability to blackmail politicians.
- 3 min
OnlyFans Nihilism and the Death of Neoliberalism
#He argues against becoming a "total nut sleeve" on OnlyFans, then goes on an extended riff comparing the neoliberal order and the elite class to Enron employees who know the company is a lie.
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- Tim declines OnlyFans despite the money, saying he doesn't want to be a total nut sleeve.
- Dustin Williams explains OnlyFans to Tim—where people post nudes for paid subscribers.
- Tim's theory: the rich ignored schizophrenic people until they festered into broken toys, and the rich deserve what's coming.
- Tim questions why anyone would type questions about breaking neoliberalism into YouTube chat during a stream.
- Tim argues the American Empire can't be unwound without massive bloodshed and chaos.
- He compares the current system to Enron employees jumping out windows—asking if we'll ever have an honest company that doesn't get better.
- Tim mocks the idea of progress: people at the end of Enron wanted to be proud to work there again, but the truth doesn't undo what happened.
- 2 min
Punishing China, Traveling Parents, and Oscar's Cabinet Post
#Rapid-fire super chats: joking about punishing China with Jimmy Fallon reruns, telling people not to worry about parents traveling during the crisis, and picking a cabinet role for a friend named Oscar.
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- Tim's punishment for China: making them watch The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
- Tim assesses whether food supply will hold up and advises getting a handgun, but food should be okay for a while.
- Oscar would make a good Secretary of Defense or Treasury because he wants to invade countries and loot the Treasury.
- Dairy Barn—the Long Island drive-thru for milk, cigarettes, and iced tea—is of course ahead of its time.
- Tim notes Seattle is in real trouble but admits he's never liked the Pacific Northwest despite loving salmon.
- Speed Levitch question comes up, opening discussion of impressions.
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Remembering Speed Levitch and His NYC Tours
#Tim fondly recalls tour guide and "The Cruise" documentary subject Speed Levitch, praising his legendary Grand Central Station tours.
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- Speed Levitch had a documentary called The Cruise about giving tours of New York City.
- Tim describes Levitch's Grand Central Station tours at rush hour as one of the coolest ideas ever.
- Tim and Levitch may have connected briefly on Facebook Messenger back in the day.
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Illuminati DMs, Sanitation Jobs, and Hillary's Popular Vote
#He brushes off a rambling Illuminati recruitment claim from a viewer, answers logistics questions about sanitation work during the shutdown, and jokes that Hillary Clinton will win the popular vote again in 2020.
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- Tim receives cryptic Illuminati DMs from someone named Dustin about being selected for an interview, dismisses it as government recruitment noise.
- Caller works in sanitation for a rich town in Massachusetts, thanks Tim for a previous shout-out.
- Caller asks what chance Harvey Weinstein engineered COVID to sleep with his wife; Tim says Harvey had better options.
- Tim answers yes to whether Hillary will win the popular vote again in 2020.
- Tim doubts AOC can pull off a Pyrrhic victory on climate change, suggests she prefers magazine covers.
- 1 min
Elizabeth Warren as VP Pick
#Tim jokes about respecting Elizabeth Warren as a calculating 'snake' politician and guesses Biden picks Kamala Harris as VP because she's a cop.
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- Tim describes Elizabeth Warren as a real snake for not endorsing Bernie and staying in the race against Biden.
- Tim predicts Biden will pick Kamala Harris as VP because she's a cop.
- 1 min
The Realtor Bit and Long Island's Best Sandwiches, Worst People
#A caller-style super chat about being a realtor turns into a riff on the housing market crashing, then a bit about Long Island having the best sandwiches and worst people.
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- Tim plays a California realtor asked whether to stay optimistic about the market or smother his family in their sleep.
- If only Long Island survived the world burning, the new world would have great sandwiches and the worst people.
- 1 min
Toilet Paper Panic and Chronic Illness Questions
#He mocks people ignoring quarantine advice, responds compassionately to a viewer with chronic pancreatitis, and briefly addresses a Brad Garrett mixup.
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- Tim questions why there's no toilet paper shortage comedy when people are panic-buying on Long Island.
- Detroit caller reveals he's been battling chronic pancreatitis for a year and asks if he should end it.
- People that gray tend to survive, while people who work out and have families tend to die, according to Tim.
- Caller confuses Brad Garrett with a ginger, claiming he's from Everybody Loves Raymond but doesn't know he's not redheaded.
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- 2 min
Bringer Shows Are Run By Hucksters
#Tim explains why he refused to ever do a bringer show again after his second stand-up set, describing the promoters as talentless hucksters exploiting young comics.
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- Tim did one bringer show early in his comedy career and never repeated the experience.
- Producers recruit inexperienced comedians and get them to bring friends, a scheme Tim compares to his subprime mortgage background.
- Some comedians do bringer shows for years without realizing the problem, which worries Tim about their prospects.
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Bill Gates' Pandemic Warning and What Rich People Actually Want
#He responds to a question about Bill Gates' Event 201 by arguing at length that the elite have no logical incentive to engineer a pandemic that tanks the economy they already control.
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- Bill Gates held Event 201 at Johns Hopkins to discuss pandemics, and speculation that he was telegraphing a desire for a coronavirus outbreak.
- Tim questions what lockdowns actually accomplish for rich people, asking why they would want civil unrest and economic disruption.
- Tim argues that rich people need poor people to work and earn money—without workers, who brings them food and picks berries for their cereal.
- Tim challenges conspiracy theorists to explain their endgame theory: if depopulation is the goal, automation isn't ready yet to replace all human labor.
- Someone suggests the endgame is fear itself, and Tim expresses skepticism at what that actually accomplishes.
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- 2 min
Debunking the Q Cult Endgame
#Continuing the elite-conspiracy riff, Tim challenges Q-adjacent viewers to articulate what the supposed endgame of the rich actually is, arguing it doesn't hold up logically.
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- Tim asks what endgame Q believers actually envision—why would billionaires want hospitals overrun and plagues if they just want to stay rich and unconcerned.
- The real problem isn't a conspiracy: Americans are sociopaths who don't care about public health, idolize entertainers like Trump, and tell scientists to shut up because governance isn't sexy.
- Tim dismisses the Q fantasy that Trump is secretly arresting other presidents as military operation nonsense that will never happen.
- When none of these predictions materialize, will Q followers ever admit they were wrong, or will they just move the goalposts forever.
- Believing you've figured out a hidden truth doesn't actually put you in the know—you're just playing a game no one with power cares about, like complaining about a comedian's Lamborghini.
- Tim can't understand how people arrive at completely irrational conclusions like Bill Gates created the virus.
- 2 min
Medicare for All Hopes and an Underrated Joke About the Latin Kings
#He expresses hope for Medicare for All momentum, declares the pro-business conservative era over, and shares an old joke about a gay kid getting jumped into the Latin Kings.
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- Tim directs listeners to the Patreon for the Magical Thinking episode for more on the topic.
- Dylan Ratigan predicted UBI and possibly Medicare for All in the coming weeks; Tim responds that it would be great.
- Tim calls conservative Fox News types done, saying the future will be more socialist whether people like it or not.
- Asked if he's optimistic for the next world, Tim says no unless it's free of people.
- Tim tells an underrated joke about a kid trying to get jumped into the Latin Kings who turns out to be gay, and the moral is don't ask to be danced in.
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Handguns, Roommate Coughs, and Interrogating Hillary Clinton
#He fields questions about buying a first handgun, a roommate's suspicious cough, the worst US city (Bridgeport, CT gets a shoutout), and what he'd ask Hillary Clinton if she had to answer truthfully.
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- Tim debates whether breaking a six-day streak of not going outside is worth buying a handgun you've never owned.
- Roommate has a cough and swears it's not Corona; Tim says everybody's gonna get it anyway.
- If Hillary Clinton had to answer all questions truthfully on the podcast, Tim would ask how many deaths she's arranged personally.
- Arlington, Texas gets called out as one of the worst cities in the US.
- Tim nominates Bridgeport, Connecticut as a really bad city—de-industrialized, factories moved, it's a health scare.
- Quarantined with a world leader throughout history: Stalin seems kind of fun, though he'd probably kill you out of paranoia.
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Drive-Through Testing Chaos and New Legislation Fears
#He predicts fistfights breaking out at coronavirus testing centers like a Popeyes chicken sandwich launch, and speculates about freedom-curbing legislation coming out of the crisis.
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- Tim predicts drive-through testing centers will descend into chaos like the Popeyes chicken sandwich shortage, with fistfights breaking out over coronavirus tests.
- His manager in New York City reports you can get any food delivered but cannot find toilet paper anywhere.
- Tim worries about what new legislation governments will pass during the crisis to curtail remaining freedoms.
- 2 min
Bert Kreischer's MDMA Redosing and Ranking Million Dollar Extreme
#He weighs in on the ethics of redosing Bert Kreischer with MDMA in front of his kids, then ranks the members of the comedy group Million Dollar Extreme.
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- Tim says re-dosing Bert with MDMA in front of his kids wasn't a good thing to do.
- Podcasters discussing drug use while the end of the world is happening is what people care about.
- Tim ranks Million Dollar Extreme members: Sam Hyde first, Nick Rochefort second, Charles Carroll third.
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Would He Have Saved Epstein, and Prepping With Guns
#He says he would have saved Epstein from being murdered only so his associates could be prosecuted, then discusses whether owning a gun makes sense right now.
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- Gun sales and preparedness amid potential societal collapse concerns.
- Tim would have saved Epstein from murder to ensure his associates faced jail.
- The virus likely spread in the U.S. before November, with early cases misdiagnosed as flu.
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Last Book Read and Civil Unrest With an Armed Population
#He struggles to recall the title of a recent Trump book he read alongside Chris Hedges' 'America: The Farewell Tour,' then discusses civil unrest risk given America's armed population.
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- Tim's last book read was a recent Trump one from the last two months, but he can't remember the title.
- He jumps around reading—Stan and others, plus America the Farewell Tour by Chris Hedges.
- Derek Crawford's question: what unique problems does America face with an armed population?
- 2 min
Revisiting the Franklin Scandal
#Asked whether he'll return to the Franklin child abuse scandal, Tim recaps his four prior episodes and guests like Nick Bryant and Johnny Gosch's mother, and says there isn't much new information left to cover.
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- Tim explains civil unrest depends on whether the government can reopen the economy in a few months.
- Caller Andrew asks if Tim thinks most people deserve at least chlamydia; Tim says yes.
- Listener asks if Tim will dip back into the Franklin scandal; Tim says he's already done four hour-long episodes on it.
- Tim lists guests he's had on the show about the Franklin scandal, including Johnny Gosch's mother, Nick Bryant three times, and others.
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Flu Medication Advice: Avoid Ibuprofen
#He passes along French health authorities' warning not to take ibuprofen for flu-like symptoms and to use acetaminophen instead.
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- Avoid ibuprofen if you have the flu; take acetaminophen instead because your immune system needs to fight the infection.
- Tim claims he can tell when someone is sick just by looking at them, but admits he never actually knows if he has a fever himself.
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Quarantine Creative Projects and Sneaking Ben Into Recordings
#Tim jokingly tells viewers not to pursue new hobbies during quarantine, and he and Ben discuss how Ben will keep sneaking over to record the show despite lockdown restrictions.
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- Tim advises people not to start creative projects during quarantine, telling them to cut it out.
- Ben arrived late to the recording because he doesn't care about East Coast listeners.
- Tim says they'll try to record earlier during the week so Ben can make it on time, assuming he's allowed to come.
- Contingency plans if Ben can't leave his house: say he's sick, claim he's going for food, or figure it out later.
- 2 min
The Philosophy of Sales: Selling Love, Not Jewels
#He delivers an extended, quasi-spiritual sales pitch riff about how people buy things because they're unloved, framing his jewelry sales philosophy as literally selling love.
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- Tim's sales technique: look people in the eye, speak with presentation energy, but understand you're selling an experience, not jewels.
- People buy things because they're unloved—a sneaker, heroin, food—anything to fill the void that love would satisfy.
- Tim claims to be the best sales trainer in America because he understands people buy products hoping those things will complete them and fill the holes in their hearts.
- Life is a cosmic joke: we're born alone, die alone, and in every relationship someone always likes someone else more.
- Your job as a salesman is to make people feel warm and hopeful about the future, so when they hold that item, they feel loved for that moment.
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He closes out by detailing Patreon tiers and archive hour counts, addressing complaints about phone-call audio quality, and plans for future episodes before saying goodbye.
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- Tim pitches Patreon pricing: $5 a month for one extra episode per week plus 145 hours of archives and 30 bonus episodes.
- Total content comes to roughly 175 hours, actually closer to 200 with multi-hour shows included.
- Archive features interviews about real conspiracies happening now, including speculation about Bill Gates and bioweapons.
- Tim mocks the idea that elites released a virus just to keep Americans on couches eating chips and watching their families suffer.
- He decides to leave this episode publicly available on YouTube instead of restricting it to Patreon.
- Phone conversations on Patreon will be suspended until audio quality improves; Wi-Fi issues on the caller's end are the main problem.
- Discord is the solution, but many people don't know how to download the app.