So IMO, it would be a lot better if he would make it so to become a member on his site, people would have to pay $1+ per month,(which im sure 95%+ of people would be more than happy to do) if of course many will pay much more than the minimum of $1/month, and then if he ever actually gets fully banned/canceled from YT, then he could just make it $10+ per month from then on, and I guarentee you that if he did it like that, and he did actually get banned at some point, basically everyone would flock to his site and pay the $10+ per month price to support him after he got slapped with the ban hammer. Let's be honest, Tim is not financially struggling whatsoever, he is actually doing really really well in the past year. So what the hell do I know about a guy I've never met. That being said, Tim's podcast is one of only a couple that I listen to constantly and love. He interrupts people when they're actually on a roll and on topic, again playing armchair psychologist, tells me he needs to interject to be the 'alpha'. He likes to be 'the smartest man in the room' and always seems to have the need to interrupt people just to throw out some dumb analogy that he has to then explain to everyone. Someone that has limited knowledge on the topics they cover most of the time is perfect for Tim to be able to talk over, put in place, whatever you want to call it. But between the Adam thing and some backhanded comments Luke has made, it gives me the impression that someone like Ian is exactly what Tim wants. I get it/understand why he would feel like that even if I don't agree with it. This is complete opinion and conjecture by me I feel like Tim doesn't like and isn't able to 'share the spotlight' on his podcast.

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