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Bonesmen's Kids, Nassau Community College, and Suffolk PD Recruiting
from #178 - Secret Society | The Tim Dillon Show · #178
6 min
Continuing the Yale bit, they wonder what elite kids know about their parents' secret dealings, then pivot to joking comparisons with Nassau Community College and its actual recruiting pipelines.
- Tim discusses whether children of Skull and Bones members realize what their fathers do and start understanding the implications.
- Speculation about whether Bonesmen's kids bond over the darker aspects of their parents' involvement in the society.
- Tim argues that Skull and Bones initiates aren't true sociopaths but rather lack the ambition of genuine ones.
- Harry Potter character analogy applied to wealthy elite kids—whether they're Malfoys or Rons.
- Rich kids' difficulty building independent wealth without relying on family money, leading to drug problems and boundary-pushing.
- Skull and Bones children get hints from their fathers but aren't actually qualified for serious power plays, though they think they are.
- Arrogance of thinking you're bred for power is what transforms someone into the kind of sociopath who eventually acts on it, via Kurt Vonnegut.
- Tim jokes about infiltrating Skull and Bones by posing as hookers and popping out of a box, comparing it to March of the Wooden Soldiers.
- Nassau Community College described as where success actually starts and continues, claimed to be the top community college in the nation.
- Tim describes the food court at Nassau Community College as phenomenal, mentioning a past Taco Bell with grilled stuffed burritos.
Nassau Community CollegeGoldman SachsYaleKurt VonnegutSkull and Bones