All Australians by now have probably heard of Corey Worthington, the 16 year-old who decided to throw a party at his family home in Victoria whilst his parents were away. Now, if you haven’t heard about Corey, you’d be thinking what teenager hasn’t thrown a party at home whilst his parents were away?

In this case, the party attracted around 500 “alcohol-charged youths who damaged police cars with bottles and had to be dispersed with the help of a police helicopter.” Oops!

It could get worse for Corey with Chief Commissioner Christine Nixon saying the police were considering billing him up to $20,000 for the intervention. Neighbours called police after the number of teenagers, attracted via text messages, the internet and email, swelled to 500. Ms Nixon said if Corey did not pay, the community in effect would pay for his irresponsibility. Up to 30 police attended the party along with dog squads, transit police, divisional vans and a critical incident response team.

Below is a YouTube clip of Corey’s appearance on “current affairs” program - A Current Affair. You can make your own opinion of the brilliance of his mind.

“Mmm nah, I’ll leave these on. I like’em. Cos they’re famous.”

Only today, in what can only be deemed a public stunt - a nightclub promoter that many people in the industry have an issue with saying anything nice about has offered him a job. However, the question everyone is asking is - Will the money on offer be enough to keep the famous yellow framed glasses in the lifestyle they are accustomed to?

Time will tell whether it’s enough money to pay for the damage and to get an atttitude transplant and a new wardrobe.