ad · moment 12 of 15
BetterHelp and Tim's College Therapy Story
from Private Prison Penthouse | The Tim Dillon Show #312 · #312
5 min
SponsorBetterHelp
An extended BetterHelp ad where Tim discusses his own experience going to therapy in college after feeling sad, riffs on wanting therapy without leaving the house, and sings an improvised song about joining BetterHelp.
- Tim notes that people get stressed and upset in summer, sweating and wondering why they're not happier.
- The car analogy: if you had to keep the same car your entire life, you'd beat the shit out of it—that's how brains work.
- Tim wants to stay home for therapy without leaving his house, and asks if he can get a new therapist if he doesn't like the first one.
- He imagines BetterHelp would cost him around six million dollars a year.
- Tim's college therapy story: he was really sad, went a few times, felt better, but his therapist wasn't his favorite so he stopped going rather than fire the guy.
- His therapist experience came from his parents' divorce when he was younger.
- Tim sings a parody of Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Under the Bridge" about joining BetterHelp.
- He claims he wrote the BetterHelp song himself.
- Tim reveals the parody is actually from the Red Hot Chili Peppers and calls the listener a sick fuck for not recognizing it.