Tim Dillon

You're going to meet them in the metaverse.

And people are going to watch comedy in this digital world.

And now, of course, it sucked.

Everything we saw that came out of the metaverse, you'd have an avatar and you'd be this avatar.

Get something up about the metaverse where we can kind of look at it.

like the concept, the proof of concept for it.

It was like, you know, it was this strange thing where you'd have an avatar and you'd live in this completely digitized digital world.

And people really believed that that was like going to happen.

It was like on the cusp of happening.

But again, this was the height of the NFT craze, the mania.

This is when people in Miami are showing you their phone and going, look, I just paid $10,000 for this.

It was a squiggly line.

that I just paid $10,000 for this squiggly line.

I knew people who flipped NFTs, meaning they bought them and then sold them for more money, and they made like $2 million.

And these were inherently worthless pieces of shit.

Many of them, you know, there's non-fungible tokens on the blockchain and da-da-da-da-da.

It's a way to show ownership.

I own this.

It's mine.

I can prove that I own it.