Tom Simon

He never really learned how to throw very well.

And so he puts the Molotov cocktails in a planter adjacent to the building, and he lights them on fire and runs away.

They do no damage whatsoever.

The side of the planter got scalded.

Yeah, not good.

Not good.

But he's discouraged, Matt Cox, but he's not broken.

Right.

He's going to somehow spark a revolution.

And so he's walking down the street back to his car where he has six more Molotov cocktails like waiting in the car.

And what does he see sitting there?

A University of California Police Department patrol car just parked there on the street with no one looking at it.

No one around, not even a cop inside.

It's just parallel parked there, kind of near his car.

And so what he does is he takes his six Molotov cocktails, he places them under the fuel tank, he lights it on fire, gets in his car and drives away.

And in the rear view mirror, he sees the Molotov cocktails ignite the fuel tank and the entire police car goes up in flames like a mushroom cloud, right?

He's finally, finally struck it out at the man, just like he planned, right?

Yeah.

Now, the problem is it was just one burnt up cop car in a world with lots of cop cars, not the revolution, lots of functioning ones.

Yeah.