rant · moment 5 of 17
Plugging Thanksgiving, the Eli Roth Movie
from Through The Gate | The Tim Dillon Show #369 · #369
3 min
Tim promotes his role in Eli Roth's movie Thanksgiving, joking about his tiny pay and screen time, praising Addison Rae and the cast, and threatening to go on a 'war path' if he's edited out of another project. He also complains about advertisers demanding audience purity.
- Tim mentions being in another project he can't discuss and threatens a "warpath" if he's edited out of it.
- The threat would make "the Airbnb lesbians seem quaint" by comparison.
- Tim complains about supplement companies pulling ads because they can't take a joke.
- Demanding audience purity is the quickest route to bankruptcy, Tim argues.
- People listening to the show right now include those in Hamas, Tim notes.
- Some advertisers demand that everyone praising their product be morally perfect, which Tim says is self-destructive.
- Pepsi isn't responsible for monitoring whether its customers are wife-beaters or child abusers.
- Heineken isn't at fault if someone uses a bottle as a weapon.
- Purity as a business strategy leads directly to bankruptcy.