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Hire My Disgusting Friends

from Tech People & Celebrating Nothing | The Tim Dillon Show #423 · #423

6 min

A long comic rant demanding that tech companies hire his 'dirtbag,' 'disgusting' friends — meth heads, ex-cons, community college dropouts — instead of importing foreign engineers, skewering Vivek's 'mediocrity' comments and the Cory/Urkel/Screech references.

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  • Tim argues that if politicians poisoned the country with food and destroyed families, they should hire his dirtbag friends as engineers anyway.
  • The list of reasons why his friends are damaged: inhaled asbestos, ate lead paint chips, joined youth gangs, were raped by authority figures, ate chalupas a lot.
  • Tim insists his friend Ryan, currently in prison for meth, should get hired at Apple when he gets out — otherwise, why have a country?
  • Politicians should walk into a Waffle House and tell everyone they now work at Google.
  • Vivek Ramaswamy's take on American culture venerating mediocrity over excellence, citing TV shows like Saved by the Bell.
  • Tech culture needs more Whiplash, fewer Friends reruns; more math tutoring, fewer sleepovers; more science competitions, fewer cartoons.
  • Tim's question: why hire more Indians if they didn't come to America early or fight in its wars like the Civil War?
  • Tim understands the push for math competitions but sees Ramaswamy's real message: Americans aren't up to the task, we need to import people.
  • No sleepovers is a strange policy that will be a problem for the tech movement from the inside.
  • An Indian guy lecturing Americans that they can't be hired and more Chinese people are needed — wasn't that exactly what people voted against in Trump?
  • Tim notes the new administration is copying the Democratic playbook that Americans are stupid and can't do anything, so bring in other people.
  • Tim concludes: this is a big issue.
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Donald TrumpKamala HarrisVivek RamaswamyAnn CoulterTucker CarlsonGoogleAppleZac EfronWhiplash

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