rant · moment 23 of 23
The Manhattan Manhole Woman's Sacrifice for AI, Spotify, and the Costume Lawsuit
from Thomas Massie, Kevin O'Leary, & The American Psyop | The Tim Dillon Show #497 · #497
6 min
Tim eulogizes a woman who died falling into a Manhattan manhole, absurdly reframing it as a heroic protest against AI, his $115,000 costume designer dispute, and Spotify not offering him a deal, closing with a mock in-flight PA announcement mashing up Ed Gallrein and AI slogans before signing off from London.
- Woman threw herself down a manhole in Midtown Manhattan to protest artificial intelligence.
- Tim calls her sacrifice complete and total, comparing it to self-immolation protests.
- She was also protesting the $115,000 costume designer bill Tim received.
- The manhole woman objected to Spotify not giving Tim an overall deal despite his podcast ranking number 12 on the platform.
- Tim argues asking for AI regulation and transparency isn't wrong and compares it to demands needed in finance, military, and elections.
- Tim compares modern governance to a plane where citizens in coach are passengers, not participants, fed propaganda while first-class elites control information.
- Extended metaphor of AI being pushed on coach passengers by Goldman Sachs CEO DJ D-Sol while Ed Gallon is repeatedly invoked as a war hero distraction.
- Tim plays a remixed audio montage combining Ed Gallon war hero references, AI promotion, and absurdist messaging about not needing money, food, or dignity.
Artificial IntelligenceMarjorie Taylor GreeneSpotifyGoldman SachsEd Gallon