Citibank

2017-01-31, 1 mention 2017-09-03, 1 mention 2018-05-09, 1 mention 2019-11-03, 1 mention 2020-06-21, 2 mentions

Every mention, in time. Each mark is a day — taller means more that day — and links to the moment.

Tim’s take

He uses Citibank as a stand-in for unaccountable corporate power rather than a subject he examines on its own — the bank that handed Obama a list of approved cabinet picks 2:36, one of the "prime bank" names that ran the same shady mortgage business as everyone else before the crash 46:09, and later a punchline for corporations backing BLM while meaning nothing by it 1:14:12 1:28:37. Elsewhere it's just shorthand for banks in general, in jokes about bankers in his audience or nostalgia for simpler corporate enemies 55:15 1:11:00.

References: 6
Span: Jan 31, 2017 — Jun 21, 2020

Every Reference (6)

2:57Jan 31, 2017critical#
"least powerful position oil guys ever been in the government. Citibank gave the Obama administration a list of approved candidates."
Revolving Door Politics, Eric Trump, and Election Regret — Depths of Self-Deception+21s into the segment
55:37Sep 3, 2017neutral#
"you say we need to make a tie yeah that these kids can wear to Citibank yeah yeah one of those guys he brings his dad to see me I feel"
The Guy Who Flipped Out at Fans Charging Phones on Stage — Joel Osteen's Ark+21s into the segment
49:11May 9, 2018critical#
"majority of the market the a paper prime bank bullshit HSBC chase Citibank they were all doing this business back door through smaller lens"
Speculators, Closing Attorneys, and Who Really Got Duped — The Montauk Project+182s into the segment
Nov 3, 2019joking#
"begging for chase back you might be like remember when it was just Citibank that we had to contend with and not bands of marauding Psychopaths"
Everyone's a Hero Online, a Loser Offline — #172 - Long Island Wedding | The Tim Dillon Show+13s into the segment
Jun 21, 2020critical#
"words they say that but it's being supported by JPMorgan and Citibank and all these big corporations be a little skeptical that be"
Skepticism of Corporate-Backed BLM Support — #205 - Well, LA Was Fun | The Tim Dillon Show+16s into the segment
Jun 21, 2020neutral#
"and themselves and there's no there's no idea that no one cares Citibank doesn't catch hey if you're Morgan doesn't care so making these"
Chaos, Sourdough Bread, and Fake Revolutionaries — #205 - Well, LA Was Fun | The Tim Dillon Show+279s into the segment