Tim Dillon

No one thinks that's a preferable life to living in a brick Tudor-style house with a dog and a family and a deli you walk to and a Christmas tree lighting.

No one thinks that's better.

No one honestly thinks any of that is better.

No one thinks it's better to sit around front row at Fashion Week or aspire to be one of these, you know, whatever, like, you know,

you know, girl boss, you know, CEO types.

No one thinks that's better than having genuine connections in your life, family, friends, whatever.

I'm not saying women shouldn't work.

I'm saying nobody thinks it's better.

The emptiness of climbing the corporate ladder, the emptiness of centering these aspirations as the only things in your life, no one finds this society and culture to be better than it was before.

20 years ago, nobody.

Find me one motherfucker.

Find me one person who will literally, and not a psychopath, not someone selling online classes, okay?

Not a finance YouTuber.

I'm talking about a human fucking being, like a real motherfucking person.

Tell me one person who thinks this is preferable to the way that we used to live.

Tell me one human being that really believes that, that really believes that, that thinks it's great that you work till 40 so you can own your first house.

You work 40 years of your life.

You take out a quarter million dollars in loans to go to a school.

You graduate.

You try to find a job.