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Netanyahu's Confidence and Believing in Yourself
from Tech People & Celebrating Nothing | The Tim Dillon Show #423 · #423
4 min
He riffs on Benjamin Netanyahu having a 'good year' despite genocide and corruption accusations, framing it as a bit about the power of self-belief and not caring what people say about you.
- Tim argues tech companies must hire his terrible friends as the price of doing business in America.
- Hiring untalented American citizens is like directing a high school play where everyone is bad and you have to work with them anyway.
- Tim describes his friends as community college dropouts, amoral monsters, and drug-addled nightmare people.
- The only solution is to turn his legion of skanks into quiet Chinese people.
- Imagining American TV shows with all Chinese cast members—Friends would be silent because no one talks.
- Boy Meets World but Chinese: Cory does math equations while Topanga walks in and says she doesn't care because she's Chinese.
- Benjamin Netanyahu had a very good year despite accusations of genocide and war crimes, which demonstrates the power of believing in yourself.
- No matter what people say about you—that you're committing genocide, killing children—if you know who you are, it doesn't matter.
- Netanyahu dismisses criticism over bombing hospitals by simply not giving a shit and saying people don't understand what it's like to be him.
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