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Snapshot · The Tim Dillon Show
502 - Celebrating 250 Years: A Very Special Episode
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Jul 4, 2026
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Sponsor: Ridge Wallet
At 34:33 · chapter starts 33:30
Tim transitions to a Ridge Wallet sponsorship read, physically demonstrating the brand's durability by trying — and mostly failing — to crush a cup in his hand. He pitches Ridge's full product lineup including wallets and power banks, available in matte olive, base camp orange, and matte black. Ridge Power Banks can also be found at Best Buy. Listeners get 10% off using code TIMDILLON at ridge.com.
Ridge 10% off with code TIMDILLON
Ridge offers 10% off its wallets and power banks for listeners who use code TIMDILLON at ridge.com, with products available in matte olive, base camp orange, and matte black.
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