0:00| Intro 3:04 | Why I don’t trust the news. 4:48 | We dig into conspiracy theories. 7:25 | What we think about the Jeffrey Epstein conspiracy 12:20 | Why it’s getting harder and harder to be informed. 13:33 | Tim says, “There are things I wish I didn’t know…” I ask why. 16:15 | How paying attention the narrative makes you see through the news. 16:50 | We discuss Mayor Pete Buttigieg. And why he’s scary 17:57 | Why politics is a game… and how it tricks most of society 21:50 | We dig back into the Jeffery Epstein conspiracy… and question why he was let off the hook 12 years ago 23:55 | The process of how Tim Dillon makes fun of the world’s chaos 26:56 | “To be funny, I reserve the right to not make sense.” - Tim Dillon 28:22 | Ask why. 29:27 | How politicians make their millions. 31:40 | How Trump got elected 35:06 | What I like and don’t like about Andrew Yang. We break down his thoughts on automation, universal basic income, student loan debt, the job market, etc. 46:15 | How to develop a strong point of view. And turn it into comedy 46:35 | The problem with telling everyone they should be their own boss 52:35 | I tell Tim what was wrong with going to Tai Lopez’s house 56:40 | The difference between selling information and ideas 59:28 | Why Tim Dillon makes fun of Gary Vaynerchuk… “I have to call out things that are funny. It’s funny to have someone all day tell you to hustle or grind. It’s especially funny when there is no mental healthcare in the country and that’s all you get. All you get is a guy on Instagram telling you to hustle. That’s funny to me. It’s kooky.” - Tim Dillon 1:01:18 | How the government used psychedelic drugs to try to shift the way people think 1:02:50 | We talk the weirdest facts related to the assassination of JFK 1:06:55 | We talk about entrapment… and what’s odd about the Boston Marathon bombing 1:11:06 | The solution to dealing with scary conspiracies 1:12:00 | The only voices we can trust in news… 1:13:10 | How politics impact the market… and who’s benefiting behind the scenes 1:15:49 | When will the college bubble burst? 1:18:44 | I ask Tim about the current landscape of being a comedian. What platforms do you need to be on to “make it?” 1:24:00 | How to figure out if you have a worth or viewpoint worth sharing 1:34:44| How Tim deals with his family’s reactions to his comedy 1:36:25 | I tell Tim my career transition into writing 1:38:54 | What makes creating in New York different from creating in California 1:43:00 | Don’t pander. The importance of authenticity… and taking a strong stance 1:45:35 | The first time Tim ever turned his opinion into art 1:49:08 | Outro Quotes from this episode: “There’s a complete disconnect between happiness and knowledge.” - Tim Dillon “History is written by the 1% of winners who have a very specific agenda to get their narrative of the events on top of all the other news with different perspectives.” - James Altucher “The happiest people I know are not informed. Ignorance is, to an extent, bliss. I mean if you find out the way the world works, I don’t know that you’re going to be happier or better for it ” - Tim Dillon “The ship is headed towards the iceberg and we all see the iceberg, but we can’t do anything about it.” - Tim “If you’re still trying to be rational now, you’re crazy.” - Tim Dillon “That’s the big rabbit hole. The rabbit hole is just the question why?” - Tim Dillon “As a comedian, the baseline of my job is to say, ‘This seems odd.'” - Tim Dillon “We’ve taxed a lot of people. Rarely does it end up in the hands of people who need it.” - Tim Dillon “If you find out the way the world works, I don’t know if you’re going to be happier or better for it.” - Tim Dillon
Darren Wake he’s the only podcast out of the 20+ podcasts I listen to where I purposefully listen to the reads. It might be the funniest part of the show.
I actually wound with Rogan bc of Bill Burr ...I know about Bill from Chappelle ...I shared a "Samuel Jackson" moment with a pimp in DC ..the drunk ass slack jawed hooker I was trying get home (was a cab driver in Va) didn't know where she was going was talkin smack...I instinctively said "would stop yelling at me please " ...I could hear the pimp and his buddies lol comedy brings us together ✌
Not even joking, I spent like the first half of 2020 listening to Joe pod religiously. I had seen Tim on once, but thought he was like some cooky coked out fat guy making a mockery of "conspiracy" stuff. But I saw him on a second time and went, hey this guy is actually hilarious and very well informed on many topics. I've seen this "haven't even watched joe since..." kind of comments, but I literally have not deliberately watched jre since I found Tim, other than when tims been on. I respect Joe for his hard work, but damn if the guy isn't even funny and seems to have lost his edge now that (it seems like) he's drinking more and smoking less now that he's in Texas. Love Tim and anything he's on though
@@hoochiecoochieman4530 Rogan isn't that funny. He's more like a bro that laughs at things he thinks are funny. To make it worse, he often comedy cock-blocks the comics who come on his podcast.
This is such a good convo. Tim Dillon fans should be onto this but why did it take 1.5 years to get recommended to me? It's obviously a conspiracy. Shout out to anyone who sorts comments by the newset 1st. Gonna shout into the abyss here but Merica yuu have always been crazy. When Tim goes on about Bhadd Baby (I think) being a celeb and it signalling the end of society etc, It actually made me feel better. Mate 27 years ago OJ was aquitted, everyone new he did it. Malcolm X, JFK and MLK all executed. Total and utter corruption. Nothing has changed. Its always been fucked. Are you heading towards an iceburg? Are we all? Only time will tell. Meanwhile, hustle and grind bitches.
Yuuup. Hooked on you James. I love the video description, it's spot on. I discovered Tim Dillon this week. Dark, and at the same time optimistic within chaos. He accepts. He observes and is a student of what is happening around him. You add a whole different perspective on the objective point of view. Love how it makes me think.
Always refreshing to see a comedy podcast that doesn't waste my time with ad reads, and waxing poetic about the host's week for the first 15 minutes, just straight into the pod....
Tim should do more of these forms of interviews, by which I mean long-form and serious. He's funny, but his knowledge of events such as the Boston Bombing, and his insights and willingness to ask insightful questions, is pretty impressive and speaks to a greater depth and talent.
Tim Dillon: hustles and grinds to make content, tour and appear on podcasts Also Tim Dillon: "what is Gary Vee talking about!? hustle and grind? what are we doing?"
He plays for a living. On the outside looking in it might seem like he's grinding, and of course it will take tremendous effort and stamina; but he loves it, and it fuels him.
Haha his point is that the hustle is an inherent characteristic that can't be taught to most ppl. So Gary V's theology of grinding just won't work for most folks ( they're too naturally complacent and risk averse).
@@T.d0T. Hahaha. Actually he constitutes a third of my spirit animal. Mine is a chimeric abomination that is at least half Norm Macdonald. 🤔 So, the good news is that there's a full 2/3 Tim still available. 😁 All yours friend!
NICE! And what are we looking at for a size here? State Puff Marshmallow man , a kitten, or more like a human? Yours speaking? Mine has an accent and sounds like an esoteric Sean Connery and I am thinking it can also fly. 🤔
@@T.d0T. aw damnit. Your spirit animal is dunking all over mine dude. I had mine more an abstraction or amalgam of personal comedic sensibilities. I suppose we're I to give the demon form... 🤔 Twod be a centar of sorts. A smirking Norm, the tail of perhaps Tom Segura.. Most importantly, the sturdy trunk of one Tim Dillion. ☝ He'd laugh like Ricky Gervais, and you couldn't get into heaven if it was the last thing you happened to see before you died. That's all I know. Now I want Pegasus wings though... 😅
There is more to mind control than using LSD etc. They also do it using "CULTure" under the name of social engineering but effectively turning culture into an industry. Using stuff like the movies, news, social media, music, etc. This type of method was used since Rome and was even written about by Plato. Then stuff like the radio, and then television made it incredibly powerful and was only refined by people like Bernays. Then there was even methods developed by people like Hegel using the identity politics red vs blue stuff. If you look back to the 50s onward there is a good example of how when you abruptly change the culture every 10 years you can basically fragment the family. Making it hard for a mother and father to even understand their child. As we've moved forward to the 2000s~ the culture is so fragmented into micro cultures that there is these small micro communities and the idea of community is slowly dying. If you look into things like cybernetics, the macey confrences, bernays, think tanks like the frankfort institute, club of rome, east india house. There has always been an effort to keep the populace distracted and confused. What better way to keep them from asking questions about what the ruling elite is doing. They even have the majority of the populace calling history; "conspiracy theories" and completely writing off history and following the paid programming. Theres a lot of good people like Tim that are being honest with themselves and their viewers but this goes so much deeper than most people know because this is a battle for your actual soul. The greatest deception ever was when satan convinced the entire world he doesnt even exist. Become a new man/woman by opening your mind to salvation through Christ. Because all of this is so much more serious than you understand.
Just found James Altucher through Tim and this podcast. This was a fucking amazing podcast I can’t believe it only has 30k views, I hope you have Tim on again!
Agreed he is too nice. But he is totally wrong about Yang's take on automation. It is in no way fear mongering, it is not the "next industrial revolution", it is in fact a complete paradigm shift. And it is uncomfortable that a large % of people hand wave the subject with vague assurances like "there will be more jobs" ...... Why? literally why would there? The AI we already have can do jobs more difficult than what the super majority of humans do. Why would you assume that the AI wouldn't be able to do those future jobs as well?
It's a year and some change later, but I would love to see an animated version of Gurus Gone Wild with cartoon 'representations' of the gurus that James was talking about. I think that would just be the ultimate.
This entire podcast is gold. I never heard of the host until today and him and Tim are perfect together for this format. So honest and well articulated 👏👏👏
I'm in between James and Yang when it comes to automation. I don't think James made a very competent argument on automation taking good paying jobs. I think he's going to be sick when he realizes it's not only low skilled jobs automation is coming for. A.I. is poised to take higher skilled jobs from creative writers like movie, TV, book, news articles, etc., and take jobs like accounting, secretarial work, administration, The next 50 years will be the most transformative in human history, until the next 50yrs, and so on.
humans will always want real human contact, exchange... said a doorman about doors that open automatically lol no but seriously people don’t want to talk to robots or automated systems so maybe hostess or waitresses might go.. bartender will stay, people want that interaction.
also if people, governments, countries, businesses, communities... become focused on living local, healthy... that would help, that would be amazing... if we got rid of factory farming, businesses like walmart, toxic large businesses with products that have huge carbon footprints... i mean that’d create not just real human jobs but more importantly businesses. small, locally owned and ran businesses
Tim Dillon is a genuinely smart dude, and I feel like he has great conversations with real intellectuals and thought leaders in a way that’s pretty similar to Joe Rogan, maybe better. That’s definitely a compliment, and undoubtedly impressive. He clearly has a bright future.
Love the pod and all you do & I’m wondering if I am the only who was a fan of Yang until he spoke about raising taxes to 70% on one of his podcast and that was the last show of Yangs I watched. 1000 bucks a month doesn’t at all make up for taking 70% taxes, for being a math guy that plan doesn’t add up at all!
Wow, I've never seen this side of Tim Dillon! His ramblings of extensive deep insights on behind-the-scenes aspects of society reminds me of a more level-headed version of Alex Jones. In other interviews I've seen him in, he's more goofy and less serious. I suppose this is because I've only seen him interact with other comedians.
its true that he does not do this "earnest" thing as much anymore tho maybe on the Patreon to some extent. you can see it in a clip with Andrew Schulz's show when they call Tim and also older podcasts that interview him
@@mrsleepyshow yeah, he’s almost always “on” playing the gay conspiratorial-minded conservative character kinda like Stephen Colbert when he played a conservative on The Daily Show.
Tim rarely appreciates other people's view on the status quo so the fact that he went on a podcast with 34k subs goes to show that this guy "gets it" on a level thats in line with what Tim discusses frequently and that he's so successful that he could go into a dumpster and get 100k views cause he's truly the best comedian I'm the game right now hes got the comedy scene on lock right now and is doing Chris Farley proud wether he means to or not amd it's not cause he's a fat white guy he truly has that style and talent for comedy that flows so naturally that it never feels forced he really is just flat out hilarious through and through
The reason so many are with Yang on how millions will loose their jobs is because they understand how automation works. We are use to have an advance improving a specific job and that will create other opportunities. With automations things are much more generalized. An old style of coding made a computer good at playing Chest, the modern way made a computer been able to beat all humans in all styles of games, from strategy, to shooting, to driving,... Same will happen soon with our industry, a very advanced base code will be able to not just dive but to also be adapted to substitute humans in doing about every job where the kind of learning needed for driving is applied. The range of jobs, including software developers, automated systems will be able to code 99% of what humans do now, that will be affected far surpass what most people speaks about.
I totally know the feeling of being at a corporate “Happy Hour” at a Long Island Bar/Restaurant and knowing I don’t belong there! I need to find that sketch!
It’s good Howard Stern and Artie Lang are friends again
You are old
@@zyyrtt951 same
Wtf are you talking about
@@christianmayall6713 artie is fat and howard is a jew.... they look like these couple of gents
LMFAO gold
omg i can’t believe i’ve never seen this interview before between harold ramis and john candy
This was good
holy fuck, we got a winner hahaha
thank you for a good laugh, Cathy.
I never comment. This was worth it.
I thought it was a young Ted Mosby and Chris Farley
I'm obsessed with anything Tim Dillon!
Same here
Tim Dillion is genius.
hes the only truth teller in comedy
Same. Let's hope he uses his power for good. 😉
ASMR Relax I tweeted the exact same thing yesterday.
0:00| Intro
3:04 | Why I don’t trust the news.
4:48 | We dig into conspiracy theories.
7:25 | What we think about the Jeffrey Epstein conspiracy
12:20 | Why it’s getting harder and harder to be informed.
13:33 | Tim says, “There are things I wish I didn’t know…” I ask why.
16:15 | How paying attention the narrative makes you see through the news.
16:50 | We discuss Mayor Pete Buttigieg. And why he’s scary
17:57 | Why politics is a game… and how it tricks most of society
21:50 | We dig back into the Jeffery Epstein conspiracy… and question why he was let off the hook 12 years ago
23:55 | The process of how Tim Dillon makes fun of the world’s chaos
26:56 | “To be funny, I reserve the right to not make sense.” - Tim Dillon
28:22 | Ask why.
29:27 | How politicians make their millions.
31:40 | How Trump got elected
35:06 | What I like and don’t like about Andrew Yang. We break down his thoughts on automation, universal basic income, student loan debt, the job market, etc.
46:15 | How to develop a strong point of view. And turn it into comedy
46:35 | The problem with telling everyone they should be their own boss
52:35 | I tell Tim what was wrong with going to Tai Lopez’s house
56:40 | The difference between selling information and ideas
59:28 | Why Tim Dillon makes fun of Gary Vaynerchuk… “I have to call out things that are funny. It’s funny to have someone all day tell you to hustle or grind. It’s especially funny when there is no mental healthcare in the country and that’s all you get. All you get is a guy on Instagram telling you to hustle. That’s funny to me. It’s kooky.” - Tim Dillon
1:01:18 | How the government used psychedelic drugs to try to shift the way people think
1:02:50 | We talk the weirdest facts related to the assassination of JFK
1:06:55 | We talk about entrapment… and what’s odd about the Boston Marathon bombing
1:11:06 | The solution to dealing with scary conspiracies
1:12:00 | The only voices we can trust in news…
1:13:10 | How politics impact the market… and who’s benefiting behind the scenes
1:15:49 | When will the college bubble burst?
1:18:44 | I ask Tim about the current landscape of being a comedian. What platforms do you need to be on to “make it?”
1:24:00 | How to figure out if you have a worth or viewpoint worth sharing
1:34:44| How Tim deals with his family’s reactions to his comedy
1:36:25 | I tell Tim my career transition into writing
1:38:54 | What makes creating in New York different from creating in California
1:43:00 | Don’t pander. The importance of authenticity… and taking a strong stance
1:45:35 | The first time Tim ever turned his opinion into art
1:49:08 | Outro
Quotes from this episode:
“There’s a complete disconnect between happiness and knowledge.” - Tim Dillon
“History is written by the 1% of winners who have a very specific agenda to get their narrative of the events on top of all the other news with different perspectives.” - James Altucher
“The happiest people I know are not informed. Ignorance is, to an extent, bliss. I mean if you find out the way the world works, I don’t know that you’re going to be happier or better for it ” - Tim Dillon
“The ship is headed towards the iceberg and we all see the iceberg, but we can’t do anything about it.” - Tim
“If you’re still trying to be rational now, you’re crazy.” - Tim Dillon
“That’s the big rabbit hole. The rabbit hole is just the question why?” - Tim Dillon
“As a comedian, the baseline of my job is to say, ‘This seems odd.'” - Tim Dillon
“We’ve taxed a lot of people. Rarely does it end up in the hands of people who need it.” - Tim Dillon
“If you find out the way the world works, I don’t know if you’re going to be happier or better for it.” - Tim Dillon
Thanks buddy
You do tight efficient work my friend
@@willrowe6088 funny how this podcast was a year ago
Amazing. This should be pinned.
Thank you so much :)
Tim dillion the greatest ad reader of all time and definitely one of the greatest comedic story tellers
And a unique perspective on what lies underneath the lies.
Darren Wake he’s the only podcast out of the 20+ podcasts I listen to where I purposefully listen to the reads. It might be the funniest part of the show.
@@jibba1681 100%
You guys aren’t in the skull and bones club I see🦴 💀 🦴
@@jibba1681 Cum Town has some pretty great ad reads
It took Rogan for me to find Dillon. It took Dillon for me to find you, James. Great job
I actually wound with Rogan bc of Bill Burr ...I know about Bill from Chappelle ...I shared a "Samuel Jackson" moment with a pimp in DC ..the drunk ass slack jawed hooker I was trying get home (was a cab driver in Va) didn't know where she was going was talkin smack...I instinctively said "would stop yelling at me please " ...I could hear the pimp and his buddies lol comedy brings us together ✌
Not even joking, I spent like the first half of 2020 listening to Joe pod religiously.
I had seen Tim on once, but thought he was like some cooky coked out fat guy making a mockery of "conspiracy" stuff. But I saw him on a second time and went, hey this guy is actually hilarious and very well informed on many topics.
I've seen this "haven't even watched joe since..." kind of comments, but I literally have not deliberately watched jre since I found Tim, other than when tims been on.
I respect Joe for his hard work, but damn if the guy isn't even funny and seems to have lost his edge now that (it seems like) he's drinking more and smoking less now that he's in Texas.
Love Tim and anything he's on though
@@hoochiecoochieman4530 Rogan isn't that funny. He's more like a bro that laughs at things he thinks are funny. To make it worse, he often comedy cock-blocks the comics who come on his podcast.
Tim is one of the greats. Finally we get one in our generation. Our gen has Been pretty scarce of comedic talent. I wish him well.
God looked down and saw Amy Schumer and Samantha Bee and lo! Tim Dillon was bestowed upon us
Which generation are you from?
Hey what about Brendan schaub
@@robertholden6521 wader we doin here ! How could I forget the grand old papi of calmedy!
@@robertholden6521 cringo papi
Tim dillon is the best podcast guest ever when the host is quality. Such a great pod I’m dying laughing
Yeah, me too. I've listened to it twice already and I was there!
James your a comedian yourself. Btw the death of NY piece you wrote is sad but amazing.
James is a great person to always be listening to because he’s such an independent thinker and not afraid to speak what he believes is truth.
that is really a great way to put it
@@TheJamesAltucherShow You are very kind. God bless.
This one of the best interviews I’ve seen with Tim Dillon.
Totally!
James: "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?"
Tim: "Definitely not in an AirBnB"
He has tripled down on that war!
@@mrknucklepuck8485 best decision he ever made
One thing people overlook is just how smart Tim is
I feel like everyone knows that by now.
Very true, Tim's a mentally astute kind of guy.
Well James the algorithm has suggested your channel to me because you interviewed Tim dillon a year ago. Fan freaking tastic 👌
We should all embrace each other the way chairs and sofas embrace Tim's body.
Yes or Yes?
@@abc55052 :D
Awesome!
Love your assembly of those words👍
@@harey3070 same
Nice! I will add beanbag chairs.
Tim Dillon single-handedly got me through 2020
This is the best convo I've seen Tim Dillon involved in! Great information thank you for sharing
Tim’s appreciation of Ben is truly heartwarming.
This interview's a real knife fight.
Lol Dillion is god
That's life int Big City.
ha never would have imagined this duo. Came across Altucher in the past on Tim Ferris or some NPR podcast. Life in the big city
Hello Mommy! 👋
I've been flirting with Tim Dillon's stuff on TH-cam lately. This conversation makes me love him. Good job to you both, and thanks.
I bet you’ve seen it all by now
Yes we need an update, yes or yes
This is such a good convo. Tim Dillon fans should be onto this but why did it take 1.5 years to get recommended to me? It's obviously a conspiracy. Shout out to anyone who sorts comments by the newset 1st. Gonna shout into the abyss here but Merica yuu have always been crazy. When Tim goes on about Bhadd Baby (I think) being a celeb and it signalling the end of society etc, It actually made me feel better. Mate 27 years ago OJ was aquitted, everyone new he did it. Malcolm X, JFK and MLK all executed. Total and utter corruption. Nothing has changed. Its always been fucked. Are you heading towards an iceburg? Are we all? Only time will tell. Meanwhile, hustle and grind bitches.
Same here and ive searched Tim Dillon multiple times and have NEVER seen this pop up hahah
Same here! been a supporter of Tim’s from the start, Rothschild and all…. This is some fake business
'Merica yuu have always been crazy.
I don't have my comments sorted by newest 1st but yours was the 5th one that showed up
I came for Tim Dillon and he once again gives me a freaking gem and opens my eyes to great people. New follower thank you for a great interview
This is an actual university lecture
Yuuup. Hooked on you James. I love the video description, it's spot on. I discovered Tim Dillon this week. Dark, and at the same time optimistic within chaos. He accepts. He observes and is a student of what is happening around him. You add a whole different perspective on the objective point of view. Love how it makes me think.
Always refreshing to see a comedy podcast that doesn't waste my time with ad reads, and waxing poetic about the host's week for the first 15 minutes, just straight into the pod....
This is the best interview I’ve seen in a very long time. Loved listening to you both. Awesome job mate! Please bring him on again pleeeease! 🥺
But Hey
That’s Life in the BIG CITY!
I'm glad Tim and Art finally got to talk.
First time listener and James is a great host. Seemed like one of the few people that can flow with Tim that easily right away.
Great interview, James. Tim is a comedy legend, was very educational learning more about his background and how he got started in comedy here.
One thing about tim is he can talk with anyone and not seem out of place or seem like there's no chemistry.
One of the best podcasts either of them has done.
When is Tim Dillon going to start getting paid by Ralph Lauren?
Tim should do more of these forms of interviews, by which I mean long-form and serious. He's funny, but his knowledge of events such as the Boston Bombing, and his insights and willingness to ask insightful questions, is pretty impressive and speaks to a greater depth and talent.
Best Tim interview I've seen so far!
This was insightful. You really got Tim Dillon to open up. You had the best discussion with him, better than Rogan.
Tim Dillon: hustles and grinds to make content, tour and appear on podcasts
Also Tim Dillon: "what is Gary Vee talking about!? hustle and grind? what are we doing?"
That's just Tim
He plays for a living. On the outside looking in it might seem like he's grinding, and of course it will take tremendous effort and stamina; but he loves it, and it fuels him.
Haha his point is that the hustle is an inherent characteristic that can't be taught to most ppl. So Gary V's theology of grinding just won't work for most folks ( they're too naturally complacent and risk averse).
Gary Vee is actually much more homosexual than Tim.
you dont get it, same for the reactions to your comment. its kinda ironic
Always happy to see Tim. Anywhere on the Tube. TY!
“To educate a person in mind and not morals is to educate a menace to society.” -Theodore Roosevelt
I thought the thumbnail was a college Ted Mosby. Never heard of this podcast, but glad I found it. Tim is the man
This is honestly a fascinating interview. I subscribed so hopefully there's more unique takes to be found.
James Altucher really pairs up nicely with Tim Dillon, They have a good back and forth. Dillon got to shine on this one.
Tim pairs well with any corporate criminal, or those who advise corporate criminals
Tim is right, why are we even arguing, rationality fails when it's encountered by human frailty.
Paul Froelich Spock 🖖
Tim Dillon!!!!!
If I had any doubt before, now it's gone. Turns out, Tim Dillon actually *is* , my spirit animal.
Dammit, you just can't have anything all to yourself these days 😒 😆.
@@T.d0T. Hahaha. Actually he constitutes a third of my spirit animal. Mine is a chimeric abomination that is at least half Norm Macdonald. 🤔
So, the good news is that there's a full 2/3 Tim still available. 😁
All yours friend!
NICE! And what are we looking at for a size here? State Puff Marshmallow man , a kitten, or more like a human? Yours speaking? Mine has an accent and sounds like an esoteric Sean Connery and I am thinking it can also fly. 🤔
@@T.d0T. aw damnit. Your spirit animal is dunking all over mine dude.
I had mine more an abstraction or amalgam of personal comedic sensibilities.
I suppose we're I to give the demon form... 🤔
Twod be a centar of sorts. A smirking Norm, the tail of perhaps Tom Segura..
Most importantly, the sturdy trunk of one Tim Dillion. ☝
He'd laugh like Ricky Gervais, and you couldn't get into heaven if it was the last thing you happened to see before you died.
That's all I know.
Now I want Pegasus wings though... 😅
Props for giving a shout out to the OG Smedley Butler. A true hero!
The title of this video rattles my mind. I'd like to have a conversation with Tim. He's an undervalued member of our society.
There is more to mind control than using LSD etc. They also do it using "CULTure" under the name of social engineering but effectively turning culture into an industry. Using stuff like the movies, news, social media, music, etc. This type of method was used since Rome and was even written about by Plato. Then stuff like the radio, and then television made it incredibly powerful and was only refined by people like Bernays. Then there was even methods developed by people like Hegel using the identity politics red vs blue stuff. If you look back to the 50s onward there is a good example of how when you abruptly change the culture every 10 years you can basically fragment the family. Making it hard for a mother and father to even understand their child. As we've moved forward to the 2000s~ the culture is so fragmented into micro cultures that there is these small micro communities and the idea of community is slowly dying.
If you look into things like cybernetics, the macey confrences, bernays, think tanks like the frankfort institute, club of rome, east india house. There has always been an effort to keep the populace distracted and confused. What better way to keep them from asking questions about what the ruling elite is doing. They even have the majority of the populace calling history; "conspiracy theories" and completely writing off history and following the paid programming.
Theres a lot of good people like Tim that are being honest with themselves and their viewers but this goes so much deeper than most people know because this is a battle for your actual soul. The greatest deception ever was when satan convinced the entire world he doesnt even exist. Become a new man/woman by opening your mind to salvation through Christ. Because all of this is so much more serious than you understand.
Boogey boogey
You two are a great combination in this context.
Got so excited when I saw this in my recommendations. Two minds that flabbergast me more than most.
i had to dig deep to find this
THIS IS THE EPISODE THAT MADE ME SUBSCRIBE TO YOUR CHANNEL, then i saw the piece you wrote on NY and lol i feel same way about California. im from LA.
That was great, can't believe I missed this
Very engrossing conversation. Lot of very interesting things were thrown around. 😁
Tim's got a great way of taking an every day situation and looking at the distorted reality of it.
You should check James out on History Hyenas...that was a funny and interesting cast also...not quite as free flowing as with Tim but still funny.
"too dumb to be governed"
Gonna need that on a T-Shirt
the double meaning is sick!
@@dkillips how so?
Brilliant
He sounds like a far more intelligent version of Ben 😂
Tim Dillon is the Bill Hicks of our time
dare we say, a _better_ bill hicks?
@@DannySullivanMusic It's not fair to say that, just because Hicks' career was cut so short.
Hicks sucked.
I agree, I say better than hicks way more material
@@DanKirchnerComedy dare we say that just proves my point?
"the ship is heading for the iceberg" @20:57 . Tim Dillon in Jan of 2020. damn
Just found James Altucher through Tim and this podcast. This was a fucking amazing podcast I can’t believe it only has 30k views, I hope you have Tim on again!
James was DEAD ON about Yang being too nice. Can't do that shit.
He's "too nice" because he's bait set out for us by the Donor Class, just like Bernie was in 2016 and the Koch Bros' Teabaggers before that.
@@asnark7115 I mean, I honestly don't agree, but nothing surprises me anymore.
Agreed he is too nice. But he is totally wrong about Yang's take on automation. It is in no way fear mongering, it is not the "next industrial revolution", it is in fact a complete paradigm shift. And it is uncomfortable that a large % of people hand wave the subject with vague assurances like "there will be more jobs" ......
Why? literally why would there? The AI we already have can do jobs more difficult than what the super majority of humans do. Why would you assume that the AI wouldn't be able to do those future jobs as well?
@@FirstLast-gk6lg I hear you. I used to worry about it all the time, but it's pretty impossible to control.
46:38 THIS THIS THIS THIS HOLY SHIT THIS
How have i not heard of this goddam podcast? Tim dillon is an American treasure.
👍👍 Tim's the man! Good show
Good point, Thanks for sharing this!
It's a year and some change later, but I would love to see an animated version of Gurus Gone Wild with cartoon 'representations' of the gurus that James was talking about. I think that would just be the ultimate.
Tim's story is actually inspiring damn... What's comforting is like "I'm talented, I don't need a gimic"
Tim Dillon's is right about the institution pressure of loyalty but it runs deeper than just news media.
Damn real talk i didn't take to Tim Dillon at first but hate him or love him he red pilled up
This entire podcast is gold. I never heard of the host until today and him and Tim are perfect together for this format. So honest and well articulated 👏👏👏
I'm 14 min in and I had to pause just to comment how amazing this conversation is.
Ngl I’ve rewatched this a few times
This is a great interview. You guys really fingered the pulse on this one!
AWESOME SHOW!!! Never heard Tim before, GREAT GUEST!!! 👍😸🙌🙌🙌😺
You sat down with one of the brightest and incredible minds of our time I'm extremely jealous of you
Im just finding this now and let me just say, gurus gone wild would be a phenomenal program
Tim Dillion makes a bad better.
I'm in between James and Yang when it comes to automation. I don't think James made a very competent argument on automation taking good paying jobs. I think he's going to be sick when he realizes it's not only low skilled jobs automation is coming for. A.I. is poised to take higher skilled jobs from creative writers like movie, TV, book, news articles, etc., and take jobs like accounting, secretarial work, administration,
The next 50 years will be the most transformative in human history, until the next 50yrs, and so on.
Mark Zickus you think we give a fuck what you think? Fuck you!
humans will always want real human contact, exchange... said a doorman about doors that open automatically lol no but seriously people don’t want to talk to robots or automated systems so maybe hostess or waitresses might go.. bartender will stay, people want that interaction.
also if people, governments, countries, businesses, communities... become focused on living local, healthy... that would help, that would be amazing... if we got rid of factory farming, businesses like walmart, toxic large businesses with products that have huge carbon footprints... i mean that’d create not just real human jobs but more importantly businesses. small, locally owned and ran businesses
Quality podcast and great host. Though some of the host’s issues with Yang were shaky. Great job all around 👍
Tim Dillon is a genuinely smart dude, and I feel like he has great conversations with real intellectuals and thought leaders in a way that’s pretty similar to Joe Rogan, maybe better. That’s definitely a compliment, and undoubtedly impressive. He clearly has a bright future.
Great listen from both ends. Big Tim fan just became a James fan as well. Keep it up Boys!
This is a character played by Fred Armisen on Portlandia.
Love the pod and all you do & I’m wondering if I am the only who was a fan of Yang until he spoke about raising taxes to 70% on one of his podcast and that was the last show of Yangs I watched. 1000 bucks a month doesn’t at all make up for taking 70% taxes, for being a math guy that plan doesn’t add up at all!
James! Bless you, your so good at defragmenting my mind
Great conversation, we need round 2 please. We aren't heading towards an iceberg, the iceberg was hit quite some time ago.
They did shut off Andrew Yang's mic
James appears to be a cross between Hamilton Morris and a large octopus. That's the life aquatica, what chu gonna do? Love the cast, jazz hands.
Wow, I've never seen this side of Tim Dillon! His ramblings of extensive deep insights on behind-the-scenes aspects of society reminds me of a more level-headed version of Alex Jones. In other interviews I've seen him in, he's more goofy and less serious. I suppose this is because I've only seen him interact with other comedians.
Just watch more
its true that he does not do this "earnest" thing as much anymore tho maybe on the Patreon to some extent. you can see it in a clip with Andrew Schulz's show when they call Tim and also older podcasts that interview him
@@mrsleepyshow yeah, he’s almost always “on” playing the gay conspiratorial-minded conservative character kinda like Stephen Colbert when he played a conservative on The Daily Show.
Loved it!!!!! Thanks guys
Tim rarely appreciates other people's view on the status quo so the fact that he went on a podcast with 34k subs goes to show that this guy "gets it" on a level thats in line with what Tim discusses frequently and that he's so successful that he could go into a dumpster and get 100k views cause he's truly the best comedian I'm the game right now hes got the comedy scene on lock right now and is doing Chris Farley proud wether he means to or not amd it's not cause he's a fat white guy he truly has that style and talent for comedy that flows so naturally that it never feels forced he really is just flat out hilarious through and through
Just found your channel bc of Tim! Good show, sir!
That was awesome, thanks Mr Altucher
With knowledge comes sorrow but the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom
The reason so many are with Yang on how millions will loose their jobs is because they understand how automation works. We are use to have an advance improving a specific job and that will create other opportunities. With automations things are much more generalized. An old style of coding made a computer good at playing Chest, the modern way made a computer been able to beat all humans in all styles of games, from strategy, to shooting, to driving,... Same will happen soon with our industry, a very advanced base code will be able to not just dive but to also be adapted to substitute humans in doing about every job where the kind of learning needed for driving is applied.
The range of jobs, including software developers, automated systems will be able to code 99% of what humans do now, that will be affected far surpass what most people speaks about.
Fantastic podcast.
And...this is my first exposure to Tim. Wow. Wickedly smart bordering on actual genius, insightful, fast, topical. Glad to meet you!
James looks 25 and 65 at the same time
Great pod bro
Great pod. Its nice to hear some common sense.
This is better than nardwars other interviews
standard of living has risen overall in the past 50 years and yet the LPR has fallen to steadily to 63%, automation will continue this..
21:00 We All See The Ice Berg
General Smedley Butler!!! Best example of govt and war being a racket
Point of fact, General Butler was a two time Medal of Honor recipient, later did a heel turn and wrote that book.
I totally know the feeling of being at a corporate “Happy Hour” at a Long Island Bar/Restaurant and knowing I don’t belong there! I need to find that sketch!
I love Tim Dillon so much. Glad I found James Altucher through him as well