The Tim Dillon Show 175: 175 - Corporate Steakhouse
Nov 24, 2019
In a car ride from LAX, Tim rants about the absurdity of Chik-Fil-A's recent decisions and oddly parallels Kanye West with Joel Osteen. He dives into the contradictions of corporate boycotts and our strange relationship with fast food. Reflecting on American polarization, he humorously critiques celebrity culture's impact on belief systems. Tim hilariously champions corporate steakhouses, noting their cultural significance while sharing playful anecdotes about nail salons and the uniqueness of dining experiences. Join him for laughs and sharp commentary!
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Chick-fil-A Controversy
- Tim Dillon criticizes Chick-fil-A's decision to stop donating to anti-LGBTQ+ groups.
- He argues that boycotts are ineffective and mocks performative activism.
Rubin's Stand-Up
- Dillon recounts attending a Jordan Peterson lecture where Dave Rubin performed stand-up.
- He mocks Rubin's comedic skills and ideological stances.
Everyone Has Points
- Dillon argues that everyone, even those with extreme views, can have valid points.
- He illustrates this with hypothetical scenarios involving Mohammed Atta and Antifa.