Tim Dillon

You cobble together a couple of things.

You move to a city.

You live in an apartment with a couple of friends.

You wander from bar to bar to hook up to hook up to try to connect with a human being.

You're constantly trying to climb ladders and have more and more money and more and more things.

You want more status.

You want people to recognize you as something.

You want to break away from the fucking reality.

normie mainstream you grab a hammer you smash the bones in your face you want to go to miami there's no taxes in miami you want to live a certain type of life that you see on instagram and the pressure is to do that eventually wear wear you down and then you're taking pills to just get up in the morning and walk out of your house no one thinks that's a better life than the gilmore girls life

Living in an old house that you fix up with a dog and some friends and a community and a couple of nice restaurants and a town and some weird family dinners and human experiences and involvement.

Like everything's a global hellscape now.

We're all going to live in mega cities or all going to be on apps and everybody's the only thing that people, the only thing that young professionals can talk about now is where they go on vacation because they have no lives.

They have no fucking life.

You got to go to Thailand.

We went to Thailand.

It was amazing.

Can you tell her about Thailand?

Mark, tell her about Thailand.

He didn't want to go to Thailand.

You know, it's a long flight, but we went and it was so amazing.