Tim Dillon

He goes, they want them to just rent and lease.

And it was very interesting to have this conversation in 2004.

He goes, that's where society's going to be going.

He goes, they don't want you to, he goes, full-time work.

They don't want to have to employ you full-time because they don't want to have to pay for your healthcare and they don't want to have to pay for your retirement.

This was in 2004 at a bar in Washington, D.C.

And it's an old guy who wasn't super old and I've never seen before.

And he said, they don't, they're not gonna, they don't want to pay for your healthcare.

They don't want to pay for your retirement.

They don't want, he goes, they don't want to have to, he goes, he goes, so in the future, you're going to see a society that looks very different than the one you're in now.

I had no idea what he meant.

And I went outside and I smoked a cigarette and I was like, that was kind of creepy, kind of weird.

And everything he said, by the way, was a hundred percent right.

I don't know who he is or where he is.

Um,

But when he said to me about the intelligence agencies, he said, the ones that you think are the top are not the top because why would they be the top?

You know what they are.

They make movies about them.

So when we're talking about these scientists and people like that that are operating at levels above top secret and they're part of black projects that we don't know about and the Congress doesn't know about and maybe the president doesn't know about.

And supposedly, men in black type shit, whatever.