HexClad: 550,000 five-star reviews
HexClad cookware has accumulated over 550,000 five-star reviews and 1 million customers, according to the sponsor read.
Snapshot · The Tim Dillon Show
499 - Iran Forever, Belfast Riots, & College Commencement
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Jun 13, 2026
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HexClad & Helix Sleep Ad Reads
At 56:20 · chapter starts 54:00
Two consumer product sponsor reads occupy this chapter. HexClad cookware is pitched as combining stainless steel performance with non-stick convenience, citing 1 million customers and over 550,000 five-star reviews. Tim claims to own and use them, riffing about cooking for friends on Skid Row. The exclusive listener discount is 10% off at hexclad.com/tim. Helix Sleep follows with Tim endorsing his Midnight Deluxe mattress, highlighting a 120-night sleep trial, limited lifetime warranty, and a Fourth of July sale running June 12–July 6 at up to 30% off Elite mattresses. Both reads are personalised and comedically extended.
Helix 120-night sleep trial
Helix Sleep offers a 120-night sleep trial with a limited lifetime warranty on all mattresses, signaling high confidence in their product quality.
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