Hello, welcome to Kump. I have no longer in the closet this week that I usually record in.

I am sitting in the apartment of my good friend Tim Dillon.

Welcome, Tim.

Thank you for having me.

This is one of the most empty apartments of our...

You're not moving out today, are you?

No, it's...

We've never had furniture.

It's... I kind of like that we don't, except when we need to do something like this where we need to sit down. We're sitting on the floor, basically. Yeah. I mean, I feel like we're in that scene in boiler room where like everything's empty so we can like, we just got burned. Well, no, that was a house they owned. That was a different. That was a guy that owned the house who just couldn't furnish it because he was a goon. No, I'm thinking about when they were like when they,

when they go into an empty, burned? We had to leave. Well, no, that was a house they owned. That was a different. That was a guy that owned the house. I just couldn't furnish it because he was a goon.

No, I'm thinking about when they were like when they, when they go into an empty office

building.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, well, I mean, I'm barely here now. And when I come here, I kind of like that there's nothing here. There's something nice about when it's like really clean and my room's clean, everything's clean, and there's no furniture.

Well, I used to come here.

It's full of garbage.

Right.

There was like two garbage. about when it's like really clean and my room's clean, everything's clean, and there's no furniture.

Well, I used to come here.

It's full of garbage.

Right.

There was like two garbage cans that were full. Yeah, I like it now that it is, wherever you live in New York is what people don't realize, is a shithole. Right. Like you, until you have millions of dollars, I have friends that pay five grand a month in Chelsea and you go into their apartments, you go, oh, this sucks.

Yeah. Like, it's this in Chelsea. You know, it's just how much they pay? Five grand a month. They don't, that's, that's, like, who's living, is that bankers? Like, what is this? I'm not going to say the comedian's name. Oh, it's a comedian.

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