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American Diner Brawls vs. Swedish Pancakes (and Mack Weldon Ad)
from Harvey Weinstein's Overturned Conviction & TikTok Ban | The Tim Dillon Show #390 · #390
4 min
SponsorMack Weldon
Tim contrasts violent late-night diner brawls in America (Waffle House, Denny's) with his peaceful meal in Sweden, then transitions into a Mack Weldon clothing sponsor read.
- Freedom is the freedom to crack someone over the head with a napkin holder at 2 or 3 a.m.
- One negative of freedom is that people use it to take a chair at Waffle House and skull somebody with it at 1 in the morning.
- Add drugs, poverty, and social media to the mix and people start popping off about each other.
- American diner brawls are an exclusively American phenomenon—you don't see many brawls in Swedish pancake restaurants.
- People eating pancakes and deciding to kill each other is somehow more disturbing than other types of violence.
- Tim went to a nice Swedish restaurant with Sam Talent for meatballs and pancakes, and nobody tried to kill anyone with a fork.
- In America, diner brawls happen quite often, and Italy is starting to wonder if we can stop it before it starts.