Teen Takeovers & Netanyahu’s New Nightmare | The Tim Dillon Show #503

**Tim Dillon** (0:00)
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to The Tim Dillon Show. I ran, I ran, I ran. I ran is back.
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Everybody wanted to amongst, we're bringing him on. This is his debut, and then we'll do the episode, but Albert is a British long hair, golden chinchilla cat. He's three months old. Is he in frame? Yeah. And he's a member of the Restore Britain Party. He wants to restore the sovereignty of Britain again. That's him, not me. He works with Rupert Lowe, but he's a cool cat. We dig him. All right. You want to? Yeah. All right. He's had enough. There he is. All right.
Have fun. Don't chew the wires. Don't chew the wires. I really want to get into these flash mobs with these crazy psycho teenagers because they just ruined 4th of July in Newport Beach. I want you to get us some video of this because this is something, I don't know how to solve this problem, but I have a few ideas that I'm thinking about because what a flash mob is, it's not like something fun where everybody shows up and dances. What is that? That's like a dance mob.

**SPEAKER_2** (2:06)
Yeah, that's a flash mob.

**Tim Dillon** (2:08)
Right. And I think maybe people think that's what it is. They're like, oh, it might be fun. Everyone shows up and it's like we dance. That's not what is happening. There's large groups of kids, they coordinate this on social media. These kids are in high school for the most part, maybe college or but I think it's high school.
And maybe there's older people involved. I don't know. I haven't been invited. But they show up to an area and there's fighting and they destroy property and they ruin a good time.
They, they, and everybody films it because all these kids want to do is go viral. That's the only thing they have left. We've created a world where the only thing they have left is to say, I'm viral now. You see that guy getting stomped out in the middle of the street? I was part of that or I was there. I saw that guy get killed on the beach. All these kids want to be part of something that blows up and goes viral. They don't think about the morality of it. They don't think about the legality of it, the consequences of it. They simply say to themselves, I've got a phone. I can film some crazy shit and then I could tell my friends and people I know, look at me, I went viral. You saw it after the Knicks one. People were just, it was pandemonium. And now, and local police, they came out on horseback in Newport Beach. They looked a little ridiculous. It's not their fault. It just looks weird when cops run horses in a wealthy Southern California beach town.
But if you don't know what I'm talking about, if you haven't had the, if you're not fortunate enough to have encountered a flash mob yourself, let's take a look, because this is gonna be the event of the summer. Let me call it now.
The event of the summer is the teenage flash mob. That is going to be the big cultural trend of the summer. You know, it's gonna be younger people that are bored. None of them are employed. Automation took their jobs or immigrants are doing a lot of the jobs now at movie theaters and restaurants or whatever.
Not hating, just telling you what's happening. And these lazy sociopaths that don't have anywhere to go and they don't have anything to do, they're like a marauding group of crazy people looking to go viral. They're armed with no sense of morality and the phone. Let's take a look at what that has done in Orange County.

**SPEAKER_5** (5:11)
Independence Day celebrations took a chaotic and dangerous turn in Newport Beach over the weekend. KTLA's Annie Rose Ramos joins us live with the details. Annie Rose, good morning.

**SPEAKER_6** (5:22)
Hey, Frank, good morning to you. Yeah, police arrested just over 400 people when all was set and done. And it wasn't just teenagers. It was adults as well after thousands of people flooded this area here. Officers responding to reports of fighting illegal fireworks, even looting here at the grocery store you see behind me, prompting a massive law enforcement response.