Tim Dillon

I'm in the game.

And when you're in the game, you can... You know, there's the escapism of watching a real estate show where these women pretend to sell these high-end properties because you can enjoy it.

It's silly and there's drama.

They fight with each other, whatever.

But you go...

well, I own a house and I'm watching other people sell nicer houses, but I'm, or I could dream of owning a house.

It's realistic that I own a house.

But now that owning a house has become incredibly tough, I think that era of entertainment, that era of voyeurism is actually going to decline, right?

I don't think people are going to have an appetite anymore to watch shows where like attractive, and by the way, I could be wrong, it's my prediction.

I don't think people are going to have an appetite to watch shows where hot women walk around mansions and pretend to sell them.

I think eventually people are going to go, we've had enough of this shit.

This is a relic from another era.

We can't even imagine owning something and we're pissed about it, and rightfully so, and we're not going to watch these bitches, you know, walk around in the six-inch heels on a marble floor.

It takes on a new meaning when people are fucked.

You know, so I think, but I do appreciate them coming on and they were lovely people backstage.

They were very nice.

They didn't answer the questions.

That's fine.

Doesn't matter.

They tried.