Tim Dillon

But if you're someone that works in real estate and you're hot and you're whatever, you can't just meet a poor person.

That's not the way it works.

And then if you meet a poor person, it's weird to bring the poor person around as a rich, hot real estate agent.

who sells houses or whatever.

I don't know if they actually sell houses either.

But it doesn't matter.

Does anything matter?

I think I said to them, I'm like, you guys don't really sell houses.

I mean, they didn't even defend.

They didn't even go, no, we sell houses.

I don't think it matters.

I don't think it matters if the audience knows they don't sell the houses.

I don't think people watch the show because they sell houses.

And the audience was so vicious to these people, when they would talk, the audience would go, shut the fuck up.

People from the mezzanine, the balcony, would scream at them, shut the fuck up.

Because people now, you know, that show got debuted in 2019.

It was just pre-pandemic.

That show was from a time when people believed that they could own a house, right?

They never believed that they could own some crazy modern mansion in the Hollywood Hills.

But they said, I could get a little house, a cabin somewhere.