Tim Dillon

Folks, let's just be clear here.

Just because this guy, he's a homeless guy, he's in and out of the liquor store and he has multiple warrants out for many things and he's living on the street and he went to a crime scene and he stole a leg and he began to eat it.

I just don't think we should crucify this man.

I don't think it says anything about our society that a guy who is homeless and addicted to drugs and alcohol and who's been in and out of jail and just goes to a crime scene and grabs a leg and begins to eat it in front of people, this is the culmination of many, many years of good ideas that have worked well for the state of California.

This is many, many years of good ideas about letting people kind of live on the street and self-medicate and chart their own course and, you know, march to the beat of their own drum and do what they want to do and ingratiate themselves.

People in the community like him.

He's really a friendly guy.

He comes in, he gets some beer, he hangs.

It's not a problem.

When I heard he was eating a leg, I was like, there's no way it can be him.

No way it could be the homeless drug addict with several warrants.

There's zero way it's the homeless drug addict who lives on the street.

There's absolutely no way.

It's crazy to think that.

So this is just one of the features that you're going to just have to do it.

But the avocados are good.

The climate's good.

Fresh seafood.

Every group has someone who insists on doing things the hard way.

That friend paying for a subscription they forgot they had.