News · moment 15 of 19
Larry Fink, Andrew Ross Sorkin, and the VR Travel Future
from Zohran’s Victory, Air Traffic Chaos, & Government Shutdown | The Tim Dillon Show #469 · #469
6 min
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Playing clips of Larry Fink discussing asset tokenization and a Davos exchange about VR travel for the poor vs real travel for the rich, Tim argues elites want people content living inside a manufactured digital reality.
- Tim on Andrew Ross Sorkin at Davos explaining that VR travel will create distance between rich people actually traveling and poor people on their couches—missing the point that this is exactly what they want.
- The real goal: get everyone to live inside a Netflix reality they've created, so the wealthy never have to see poor people's faces again.
- Tim reads Cash Patel's statement defending his girlfriend Alexis as a country music sensation and patriot, questioning whether any of it is actually true.
- Tim jokes about getting a copyright strike from the FBI if they play Cash Patel's girlfriend's country music.
- The song plays, and Tim mocks the lyrics praising Tel Aviv and dismissing stereotypes while celebrating the FBI director and his girlfriend.
- Tim riffs on absurd lines from the song about files in the office and whether they belong to Jeff, calling out the nonsensical patriotic messaging.
- Tim asks how long the government shutdown will last, noting people he knows think it could extend to Thanksgiving.
Kash PatelCandace OwensAndrew Rosorin