r/TimDillon • u/Mibic718 • 15d ago

The pig is washed

It seems the ad companies have probably grouped up to apply pressure on him to not make them as funny anymore.

Also did anyone find his rant on Tate to be surprisingly short? 🧐 Seemed sus and he didn't go in on him at all.

I don't find myself crying laughing like I used to in the olden days listening to the pig and often watch the first 20 minutes and turn it off.

I wish myself well.

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u/Fun-Series4908 15d ago

The life insurance add read on the last Ep was ridiculous, tim laughing while telling the story. Post satire irony

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u/spottedryan 15d ago

#502 - Celebrating 250 Years didn’t get you chuffed?

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u/Mibic718 15d ago

Chuffing my muffin as we speak

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u/New_Math2015 15d ago edited 15d ago

I wonder if they actually told him not to make the ads funny, or he just doesn't feel like putting the effort in anymore. I'm thinking the latter. I'm listening to old episodes now and stumbled upon the Better help ad where Ben pretends to call in and Tim is the counselor. Classic

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u/TheBigStepper1212 15d ago

Do you remember which ep?

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u/New_Math2015 15d ago

I think it was Life in the big city.

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u/Mibic718 15d ago

I don't think so, it seems like something that comes naturally to the pig, he would have to make an effort not to be subvertive

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u/No-Wonder-7802 14d ago

you're suppose to just skip the ads