Amory Severson

He must have a camera on his head in addition to he's filming on his phone.

And there are people, he's just like, Scientology speed run, and he's just running through hallways of what look like basically an office building almost, a pretty generic looking building.

Doesn't look like a church.

There's clearly like someone behind him.

He says at one point, like, don't push me, sir.

As if like someone is trying to get him out of there.

And then as he's approaching the exit, there's at least one police officer, maybe more than that.

And he's been caught and he's just trying to he's just trying to boogie his way through the church.

And why?

Do we know why?

Just because it's sort of a mysterious place and this is a fun challenge?

I mean, fun is relative, but you know.

Whatever happened to a good old flash mob?

I think one of the posts I saw was from if it's the same Hamburg from Hamburg, Germany.

Well, I guess I have a question and a comment.

My comment is from the little bit of reporting that we've done on Scientology in the past.

The officials that we've spoken to or people we've reached out to, there is more of a defensive approach in their responses.

Like they are expecting to have to defend how they run the church.

And so...

It's not surprising to me that there would be, you know, to have seen the police in the video and to see a sort of like, get this person who's running through our church, because I can appreciate that no matter what the religion is or the organization is, that would just feel kind of violating if someone is, you know, stampeding through your space.