Interview · moment 11 of 23
Living Like a King: Seafood Towers and Michael Jackson's Last Meal
from White Marble with Paul Virzi | The Tim Dillon Show #314 · #314
2 min
Guest
Riff on treating fine dining like a drug addiction, wanting the best seafood tower like Prince supposedly loved, and a dark joke about wanting to eat Michael Jackson's last meal before his fatal propofol overdose.
- Tim explains his obsession with expensive restaurants and rare meals stems from an addictive personality, comparing the thrill of seeking the perfect seafood tower to his former pursuit of high-quality drugs.
- He jokingly expresses wanting to eat the exact last piece of sushi Michael Jackson consumed before his propofol-induced coma, framing it as the ultimate culinary experience.
- Tim candidly admits to having used propofol recreationally and describes the high as superior to any food experience, joking about which sponsor might provide it.