160: 160 - The Ballad of The Fat Girl With The Clean Car

The Tim Dillon Show

News, News Commentary, Comedy

4.8 • 12.2K Ratings

🗓️ 11 August 2019

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Tim broadcasts from a bed in San Diego this week. He wants to smoke a rock with Marianne Williamson, offers a second look at OJ Simpson, and talks one of the great mythological figures in life, the fat girl with the very clean car.

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0:31.0	Hi, I'm Timmy the trash can, and I love trash.
0:35.6	Popcorn boxes, pop some candy wrappers.
0:39.6	Mmm, they all taste so good.
0:42.5	Instead of throwing your trash on the floor,
0:45.1	won't you please give it to me.
0:47.1	Thank you for considering your fellow patrons.
0:53.1	Welcome to the Tim Dillon Show, everybody.
0:55.3	This is Tim Dillon.
0:56.4	We're joined as always or usually by the great Devon Costa.
1:00.3	What's up Tim.
1:01.3	Thank you for coming to San Diego,
1:03.3	where I am having a great weekend here at American Comedy Company in San Diego.
1:10.1	A city of very attractive, if a little bit retarded people,
1:15.9	they are very attractive.
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