Only reason I can think of is he might be explaining his tardiness. He’s a made man and might have been requested but it took him longer than usual because of his wound
@@EarthenGames Both would be impossible to please. Honestly paulie even more so than Ralph, Ralph never wanted anything besides capo which he got. Paulie whines about a Gardner that he beat up to Tony and he robbed the guy and still wasn’t satisfied lmao.
Paulie is stupid though. Many times it’s obvious that he’s annoying Tony but he still keeps discussing the same shit. You can tell Tony is annoyed he brought up Livia being there.
I think his resentment of Paulie came from the fact that he was more Johnny’s guy-he worked under Johnny for years and as a result Tony saw him more as an extension of his father. And if ya get down to it, Tony resented his father for putting him in the life. The fact that he later became a selfish prick monster in his own right didn’t change that
I love how Ralphie is essentially responsible for Jackie Jr’s death, then complains about not being able to sleep because of Rosalie’s grief. “It’s incessant!” 🤣
To be fair all he did was tell Jackie jr. how Tony and Jackie senior got made. He didn’t think Jackie would not only try to reenact it but also Kill someone and shoot at made guys. Jackie jr is responsible for his own death, but I’d say his father was more to blame for raising him around that lifestyle and making him want to be a gangster.
Tony knows exactly how much Paulie makes based on what he kicks up. He knows if he's paying for green grove then he's not kicking up everything he should, hence why he rules against him.
and then in the hospital when Tony was in the Coma , Silvio ruled against Paulie in favor of Vito, for a basic finders fee again i think they tend to favor the big earners in these sit downs ( keeps the money makers happy)
Im pretty sure that's a reference to sir Winston Churchill who said: "Tomorrow I'll be sober but you still be ugly" when a lady pointed out his drunkenness.
I never noticed how paulie is saying he deserves a lot of cash cause he found the heist whereas in season 6 he says the complete opposite to Vito when vito wants half
To be fair to Paulie, with Vito, the complaint was about incorrect information. Vito said the place would be empty and it would be an easy heist, but it was "mayham", so Paulie felt he deserved more than the originally agreed-upon 50%.
Well it was established. Plus Paulie had to gun down 3 Colombians and take a knee to the groin. Or else he was just arguing as a delaying tactic to see if Tony croaks and he doesn't have to kick up
Tony used it as an opportunity to make Paulie earn better. if he got that money he would of kicked his feet up. he tipped his hand letting Tony know he made the commitment for the nursing home already
lol no paulie is just a dolt who speaks at the wrong time. him going on about green grove visibly annoyed tony and probably contributed to why he got a tiny share for the alarm code.
I loved how this show subtly revealed the characters' hypocrisy. Paulie felt entitled to half the score Ralph made with his information in this scene; but a few seasons later, he didn't want to pony up to Vito Spatafore after he tipped him off to the score in the Colombian laundry. It's just like how, on Season 1, Uncle Junior had Brendan Filone whacked for hijacking his company's trucks, even though a few years earlier (as we saw in that Christmas flashback in Season 3), Jackie Aprile, Sr. gave Junior shit for hijacking *his* truck. Brilliant storytelling.
Obviously theyre all hypocrites and the show reveals it over and over again. That being said there are still important differences with the example you gave. Brendan Filone was a nobody, he wasnt even on the way to being made and he had no family connections or close friendships with anybody in the New Jersey family. In fact they all seem to dislike him and he got a truck driver killed when he was highjacking those trucks. Junior was a made guy and (probably) a captain when he highjacked Jackie Aprile, Sr.'s trucks, plus the Soprano family had close ties to every high level mobster in the New Jersey family. Obviously they play by different rules and Junior can get away with stuff that some random guy cant. You can call that hypocrisy, but thats how the mob works (at least in this series), having one set of rules for outsiders and another one for members. Thats how they keep control of the criminal activity in their area within the family and its a perfectly rational approach and the main benefit you get for being part of a mafia family. To compare apples to apples: You can be sure that Junior wouldnt have killed one of his captains if he had done what Brendan did. There would have been a sit down and some form of punishment but that would have been it.
0:29 ...Paulie is trying to flatter T by saying he listened to his recommendation and trying to forge a 'common bond" so he can get a favourable ruling at the Sit-Down. Just like Davey Scatino tries to play "remember-when" to placate Tony to forget his debts. Tony artfully avoids taking the bait in both situations. It's the subtle genius of the writing that makes this show unmatched
He ultimately does himself a disservice by mentioning it. Tony is clearly jealous of Pauly's relationship with his mother, so he takes it out on him by ruling against him in the sit down.
Lmao the look of sheer unadulterated devastation on paulie's face when Tony says 12k is fucking priceless. The guy who plays paulie is an underrated actor.
@@jfr597 of course he did, but he doesn’t have any desire to talk about it and like always Paulie brought up stupid shit at the wrong times and Tony was essentially telling him to stfu lol
JC B They got J.F.K.elected one of the bosses had his whole state he lived in vote for Kennedy and once he got in he turned his back on them that's why he and his brother ended up dead.His brother bobby was really against the mob and was trying his hardest to put it to an end but that is literally when they controlled the hole country and that's a fact!
JC B Sam Giancana is who you're talking about. He was CHI BOSS. I'm convinced Sam T & Marcello had JFK killed. Do you read a lot of OC books? I do and have. The other night when we were talking I forgot something. On Law &Order their was an ep. with JR as a judge & Johnny S was a criminal.
"tomorrow i can be on time but you'll be stupid forever" i said that to my boss thinking i was badass but he fired me, teaches me for quoting epic lines of the sopranos in work
You should’ve quoted another line from another episode. The one where Paulie and Sil visit Ariel. Paulie grabs Ariel by the neck and says: “Listen to me, you weirdo fuck...”
Three of the best lines of the entire series are in this one scene:"Tomorrow, I can be on time but you'll be stupid, forever.""They left him waiting outside his house like an a-hole....f-ing 11 degree weather.""Why not, last year you believed there was a flying saucer over East Rutherford."
Ralph's a made guy - he was furious when Tony himself slapped him around, he'd have demanded Paulie be whacked if he'd raised a hand to him. And Tony would have had to allow it, he said himself Ralph was his top earner. That's all it ever boils down to.
marc80s You people didn't even seen "Goodfellas"? Made guys were been killed by "soldiers" for nothing! Ralph was humiliated by Tony when he was to apologize and in this same scene Paulie only didn't wipe the floor with Ralph's face because Tony interfere. Nobody liked Ralph. Of course there was a protocol to follow, but if something really would happend, Tony and crew would've made something to try to protect Paulie. And Ralph knew it. Beign made doesn't mean beign stupid.
Daniel Vargas I believe you are referring to Billy Batts being whacked by Tommy. As you will recall, the result of that was Tommy being lured to a fake 'making' ceremony and he himself being whacked. A more illustrative example was when Ralfie made a fat joke about Jinny - Johnny Sack's wife. At the time Johnny Sack was the underboss of the powerful Lupertazzi family, while Ralfie is only a New Jersey caporegime. Johnny demanded Ralfie be whacked - a measure that Carmine Lupertazzi and Tony refused to sanction, solely because of the amount of money Ralfie was making both families by being point guy for the Esplanade construction project (as much as 3million a year for the New Jersey family alone). Instead Carmine insists that Johnny agree to an amount that Ralfie will be taxed for the insult. Unsatisfied, Johnny goes so far as to arrange Ralfie's whacking, in defiance of Carmine's wishes. However, he cancels the hit at the last minute and agrees to a compromise. Unbeknownst to Johnny, Carmine has sanctioned a hit on him for being a risk to the earning power of the families, which in turn is also cancelled when Johnny agrees to a conciliation. So, in a nutshell, the powers behind the families would have whacked an underboss in order to protect the earning power of a mere capo. Money-making ability is all it ever comes down to. Jeopardising that in any way is a sure-fire way to get whacked.
So much to love about that scene... Poor Furio, on one leg but parking the car legally a mile away, while Ralphie just parks were ever he pleases and then spends the entire sit down cracking wise - Ralphie was a complete psycho, but him and Junior got most of the great lines... and seeing Paulie get wound up was always a hoot (and Ralphie knew how easy it was to do - and how much fun it was).
Just another great scene in a show that strung together one after another for ten years. Flawless casting, acting, directing, & musical score. The Sopranos stands head and shoulders above anything ever on tv.
Eh, let's not go nuts IT' a great show. But don't lose your mind. Deadwood is brilliant. Many other shows have simlar amazing writing. The mafia stuff happens to garner big audiences. I love Sopranos, but don't lose your mind.
I can imagine the script for this scene these 4 had to see. (Furio falls over) (Ralph, Silvio, Tony run over to help) (Paulie stays sitting down, pissed)
Has any TV show ever had such a perfect cast? I can't think of a single actor that is out of their depth and its all glued together by the amazing Gandolfini. A lesson in programme making.
I love the fact that this scene is from season 3 or 4 but still Tony gets annoyed when anyone calls green grove a nursing home and still, feels the need to correct them. It's a retirement community XD Another example of great writing on the show.
@2 demons attached I am a firefighter/paramedic. I understand the humor. I've lived it for almost 35 years. This is no joke. It didn't "disappear" after the election. It's not going away any time soon. It's time more people take it seriously. It's killing people and ruining people's lives.
@Frosty Jim I agree completely. Problem is the "entitlement" attitude of a lot of people that think that they can do whatever they want and the hell with everyone else. It's a shame.
06hatter- So do I--especially when Tony Soprano says "It's a retirement community.", "I don't know..." as far as when Paulie asks what care package his mother got & "I never recommended it." when Paulie Walnuts says he recommended checking it out. Great acting job!...
0:44 ("the level of care"...Paulie voice trembles) Gotta say some good acting by Paulie....he was able to get a realistic tremble in his voice talking about the care his mom (aunt) gets, as if he was about to cry. Great acting!!
Silvio walking over like hes gonna do damage to the ice Furio slipped on. Stomp it to death lol. I've watched this clip so many times i laugh equally as hard every time.
Spihk heart bust!? Can you use Bozeman Hotmail Recipient's Roomies Ghnavel Feces to explain to the Biblical Vessels that all Rhode Island Courthouse are Racist because they got the Coffee sign up inside a Rhode Island Courthouses!?
Mitchell Scott That's your opinion. I think it's an incorrect opinion. Frankly, the writing on both The Wire and The Shield exceeded the writing on the Sopranos.
Tony's ruling is solely based on what gives him the biggest financial outcome. After just discussing about Paulie putting his mother at Greengrove Retirement Community, and knowing how much of a less earner Paulie is compared to Ralph, Tony knows Paulie will only kick up to him the bare minimum. While Ralphie in the other hand who earns very well and is constantly using money to seek Tony's approval is most likely going to kick up a significant amount more than Paulie. Remember later on the show, Paulie doesn't want to kick up to Carmela when Tony is in a coma,
Ralph was a Henry Hill type character, an out of control rogue off his face on coke and beating everyone up. Living the image. Paulie was a sneak in your house and gruesomely murder you type character. He'd done so much creepy, shady shit he got respect and fear for it, in spite of it sending him a little eccentric. Paulie murdering that old woman was creepy as fuck. The Soprano's: Now with senior citizen murders. Ralph believed he was bulletproof, in spite of being clearly mentally unfit to serve in Tony's crew. Other characters you're encouraged to hate like Richie and Phil don't come close to how fucking detestable Ralphie was. Paulie could have killed him easily.
Explain how Paulie could have killed Ralph "easily"? Paulie is 15 years older, if not more. Ralph seems in good shape, is younger, and just as vicious as Paulie.
I would've thought $15,000 is a fair amount to give Paulie. So 12K isn't really that bad if you think about it, despite the fact the heist wouldn't have happened without the alarm code, Tony has a point it was Ralph who did all the hard work involved, all Paulie provided was a number so twelve thousand dollars (out of 100K) for a friggen code is a pretty sweet deal. Paulie was just always a greedy prick when it came to money.
If Paulie staked the place out and got the alarm code, then 25-30k would be far more reasonable. I think Tony pocketed 18-20k from Ralph on the back end of the deal that was really Paulie's money.
@@tupaicindjeke275 the wire is better and more realistic than the sopranos lmfao. the level of acting was also insane. dafuq u talkin about ? fanboy confirmed. i love the sopranos but tons of shit was not realistic. mobster at a shrink, tony hitting made men but never got reprimended for it, he even killed a fuckin made guy over a horse. he defended the same guy against johnny when ralph made that joke. they shoot people but there never are any witnesses. lmao get the fuck outta here. if the sopranos didnt have these actors it would be a complete joke. litterally it would be a comedy.
2 things noticed here : 1. Paulie speaking before Ralph came like in one of Tony's dreams. 2. Ralph's joke about stupid forever is actually joke Winston Churchill used so often to insult people.
"tony i had to aaa paark the car alll tha way aaa there" n then falls face first pfff LMFAO im on a ten minute break and pray to god its enough time for my pants to dry ...
06hatter- Ryan- Makes sense, right?... Also, was it really $8,000 a month?... Seeing as the 3rd season of 'The Sopranos' was filmed in 2000 & this episode came out in mid-2001, it would be a bit more in today's money... I'm no math/economics expert, but, if I had to go on a wild guess, I would say it would be about $11,000 a month, today--maybe more...
Furio is so respected that no one laughs when he falls over. Sil even gets mad at the fucking ice 😂😂
furio was a made guy and the ice wasnt. there was nothing we could do about it. we had to sit there and take it.
not really lol while he's in surgery with the mafia doctor getting the bullet removed all the guys around him call him a pussy haha
Ice? I always thought it was some slimy vegetables
@Death Rager that’s some real greaseball shit.
LOL
I love how Furio felt the need to yell across the car park in the middle of an important meeting that he had to park far away
Must not have been terribly important to anyone but Paulie.
Only reason I can think of is he might be explaining his tardiness. He’s a made man and might have been requested but it took him longer than usual because of his wound
How about yelling about who gets money from a heist?
Italians on ice ? Paaaaaahahhhahhaa!!! Self deprecating humor there..
SPAHT-CHZEE-AOOOOOHHHHARRGHHHHGG
As usual, Furio comes in and breaks the ice.
Stupida fuckin ice
That Furio part is fucking funny. And Silvio saying SONOFABITCH makes it better.
@@davecespedes5674 Furio makes the whole thing better
@@Michaelkayslay Yeah, this show has its good amounts of weird subtle humour 👍
there was a bee on the ice
If Paulie kept his mouth closed about the "RETIREMENT COMMUNITY" Tony might have gave him more.
Loose lips Sink Shineboxes
Maximus Decimus its nursing home
@@nuckymancini7013 It never gets old
Ghostbusters3 if you say so
Nucky Mancini SUNNNUVAABIHHHCH
I love how Tony just cannot fucking stand paulie or ralphie lol. He’s just so easily annoyed by both of them it’s hilarious.
@@EarthenGames Both would be impossible to please. Honestly paulie even more so than Ralph, Ralph never wanted anything besides capo which he got. Paulie whines about a Gardner that he beat up to Tony and he robbed the guy and still wasn’t satisfied lmao.
@@sergiomendoza4850 remember the part when Pauline mess up with that Russian guy. Sheesh, he couldn’t just take the money, and go about his business.
Paulie is stupid though. Many times it’s obvious that he’s annoying Tony but he still keeps discussing the same shit. You can tell Tony is annoyed he brought up Livia being there.
@Ay Ay eventually that is the case, in season 3 it’s just funny tbh his hatred for ralphie and paulie.
I think his resentment of Paulie came from the fact that he was more Johnny’s guy-he worked under Johnny for years and as a result Tony saw him more as an extension of his father. And if ya get down to it, Tony resented his father for putting him in the life. The fact that he later became a selfish prick monster in his own right didn’t change that
I love how Ralphie is essentially responsible for Jackie Jr’s death, then complains about not being able to sleep because of Rosalie’s grief. “It’s incessant!” 🤣
How is that funny tho
It's funny in a morbid kind of way, like, just, the sheer absurdity of it
To be fair all he did was tell Jackie jr. how Tony and Jackie senior got made. He didn’t think Jackie would not only try to reenact it but also Kill someone and shoot at made guys. Jackie jr is responsible for his own death, but I’d say his father was more to blame for raising him around that lifestyle and making him want to be a gangster.
@@southsidesaiyan8641 He took Jackie along on a money collection and provoked the guy on purpose to make Jackie join in. He also gave him a gun.
@@christianity9943 What is really funny is Christianity. And people who believe in organized religions in general.
Tony knows exactly how much Paulie makes based on what he kicks up. He knows if he's paying for green grove then he's not kicking up everything he should, hence why he rules against him.
he also knows paulie never kicks up the full percentage. always holds back on what he is making.
Hey Richie, i thought you're buried under a tree on a hill or something?
and then in the hospital when Tony was in the Coma , Silvio ruled against Paulie in favor of Vito, for a basic finders fee again
i think they tend to favor the big earners in these sit downs ( keeps the money makers happy)
Conspiracy theoriste here
@@3ggh3ad I mean that’s why Paulies never got higher than capo even though he’s been in it for much longer than Ralph
stupida facking ice
+strangestringsnyc LOL
What is this Acame
Give me 1000 dollars.
@@youngbainthin5193 1000 dollars MORE?
hey Ice there is wasp on your bee
"Well tomorrow I can be on time, but you'll be stupid forever."
Love Ralphie. 😂😅😆😄🤣
Im pretty sure that's a reference to sir Winston Churchill who said: "Tomorrow I'll be sober but you still be ugly" when a lady pointed out his drunkenness.
@@thatbo8902 Was about to comment this. And it wasn't just a lady, it was to Bessie Braddock - a member of parliament
I never noticed how paulie is saying he deserves a lot of cash cause he found the heist whereas in season 6 he says the complete opposite to Vito when vito wants half
To be fair to Paulie, with Vito, the complaint was about incorrect information. Vito said the place would be empty and it would be an easy heist, but it was "mayham", so Paulie felt he deserved more than the originally agreed-upon 50%.
This was different
I’m with u paulie is an asshole
Well it was established. Plus Paulie had to gun down 3 Colombians and take a knee to the groin. Or else he was just arguing as a delaying tactic to see if Tony croaks and he doesn't have to kick up
Have a cookie you're delirious.
'I don't believe this'
'Why not? Last year you believed that flying saucer was over East Rutherford '
HAHAHAHAHH PRICELESS!!
Tony Vega wise cracks like this made the show so funny
can you please explain this joke
Aside from being an idiot, Paulie was extremely superstitious and naïve. It's something he probably would have believed.
It s true tho,a flying thing did labd there,Hudson county park New Jersie,aloot of people saw it too,there s a documentary about it
@@shitgiest1924 it was not a joke,more like an easter egg
As soon as Tony sips his coffee the decision is final
Chucky Masciano And there was nothing it could do. Tony was a made man and the coffee wasn't.
It was between the Italians. Real greaseball shit.
actually it was when tony tapped the saucer with the cup, like an italian judge
Just like Carmine
Real Shinebox Shit
I think Paulie telling the story of the cost of the retirement home was on purpose to try to sway Tony to rule in his favor
+Stuey Babcock
And it worked against him. Tony was not very close to his mother, so he's a little envious of Paulie's closeness to his mother.
+The Super Star - Who isn't even his mother...
Tony used it as an opportunity to make Paulie earn better. if he got that money he would of kicked his feet up. he tipped his hand letting Tony know he made the commitment for the nursing home already
lol no paulie is just a dolt who speaks at the wrong time. him going on about green grove visibly annoyed tony and probably contributed to why he got a tiny share for the alarm code.
Stuey Babcock definitely...
Pauly mentioned Green Grove in attempt of leverage and it backfired Tony hated his mother dumb move. Smh
Haha good observation!
By the way did she get the silver bird package
I didn’t recommend it.
Also Tony doesn't want anyone of his guys on his level.
I love how they’re looking for any excuse to leave the table and all rush over when Furio presents the perfect opportunity
Exactly right - under different circumstances, they woulda looked, snorted derisively, and gotten back to bidness
"Son of a bitch!" - followed by the famous Silvio walk lmfao
Paulie: you're late
Ralphie: well tomorrow I can be on time....but you'll be stupid forever
One of the best lines of the series!
Marak Lia ahahahahahaha
OMG I had to pause the video for like 2 minutes I was laughing so much from that line!
Ralphie never had the timing of a Varsity athlete
Winstone Churchill joke
I love Tony's subtle espresso cup gavel.
Jesus I thought I was trippen lol I’m like did this man really just knock twice and now court is over
I never caught that. Amazing catch!
I noticed that double tap.
100% lol
Nothing gets past you. Walt Whitman ova' here!
I loved how this show subtly revealed the characters' hypocrisy. Paulie felt entitled to half the score Ralph made with his information in this scene; but a few seasons later, he didn't want to pony up to Vito Spatafore after he tipped him off to the score in the Colombian laundry. It's just like how, on Season 1, Uncle Junior had Brendan Filone whacked for hijacking his company's trucks, even though a few years earlier (as we saw in that Christmas flashback in Season 3), Jackie Aprile, Sr. gave Junior shit for hijacking *his* truck. Brilliant storytelling.
That’s because it was fuckin mayham
Very good catch. The writers guild was brilliant.
Obviously theyre all hypocrites and the show reveals it over and over again. That being said there are still important differences with the example you gave. Brendan Filone was a nobody, he wasnt even on the way to being made and he had no family connections or close friendships with anybody in the New Jersey family. In fact they all seem to dislike him and he got a truck driver killed when he was highjacking those trucks.
Junior was a made guy and (probably) a captain when he highjacked Jackie Aprile, Sr.'s trucks, plus the Soprano family had close ties to every high level mobster in the New Jersey family.
Obviously they play by different rules and Junior can get away with stuff that some random guy cant. You can call that hypocrisy, but thats how the mob works (at least in this series), having one set of rules for outsiders and another one for members. Thats how they keep control of the criminal activity in their area within the family and its a perfectly rational approach and the main benefit you get for being part of a mafia family.
To compare apples to apples: You can be sure that Junior wouldnt have killed one of his captains if he had done what Brendan did. There would have been a sit down and some form of punishment but that would have been it.
If anything paulie used the rule from this instance but SIL was the boss.... I think that ruling was harsh but Paulie never fully kicks up top
@@sanguiniusi8187
Well, with your permission I say: It's hypocrisy.
My favorite part of this scene is that Tony still gets pissed when someone calls Green Grove a nursing home.
As he should be. It's a retirement COMMUNITY.
@@JJJ111JJJ So, anyway, about the nursing home...
This scene is absolutely hilarious. Zero concern for Furio from Paulie because he realized the sit down was over seals it😂
0:29 ...Paulie is trying to flatter T by saying he listened to his recommendation and trying to forge a 'common bond" so he can get a favourable ruling at the Sit-Down. Just like Davey Scatino tries to play "remember-when" to placate Tony to forget his debts. Tony artfully avoids taking the bait in both situations.
It's the subtle genius of the writing that makes this show unmatched
He ultimately does himself a disservice by mentioning it. Tony is clearly jealous of Pauly's relationship with his mother, so he takes it out on him by ruling against him in the sit down.
Never worked for Davey because “remember when” is the lowest form of conversation
He forgot that Tony hated his mother.
Lmao the look of sheer unadulterated devastation on paulie's face when Tony says 12k is fucking priceless. The guy who plays paulie is an underrated actor.
His name is Tony sirco
@@jfontanez1838 sirico
Fun fact he was an actual soldier for a crime family, that’s why he is so authentic, he lived that life
@@hiddenstick420 I know he was a criminal but don't think he was in an actual mafia family
@@yemalad1. Sirico
Did she have the silver bird package?
”I donnnno” that face and tone are priceless acting
But he knew the price.
IT'S A RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
tone's tone
Doesn't know what package mudda got
@@jfr597 of course he did, but he doesn’t have any desire to talk about it and like always Paulie brought up stupid shit at the wrong times and Tony was essentially telling him to stfu lol
Ralph's fast witted comebacks is the essence of old school NY and NJ Italian culture to the core.
the way he says " the level of care.. Ma was crying" hahahaha
squeeze the ball
Sharky
LOL, with the frowny-smile and the "loving" gesture with the hands over the heart. 😂
Lol she fucking cries at everything though
Sharky, where's George?
Correction, Not his Ma, she was his Aunt, His Ma turn to be a bad girl, so Fake Ma got all the goodies even that plasma tv. Haha
$8000 a month for a nursing home? I'm in the wrong business.
Back in the 50's the mob needed 5 hundred million for something and they came up with it, never underestimate them that's half a billion!
JC B They got J.F.K.elected one of the bosses had his whole state he lived in vote for Kennedy and once he got in he turned his back on them that's why he and his brother ended up dead.His brother bobby was really against the mob and was trying his hardest to put it to an end but that is literally when they controlled the hole country and that's a fact!
JC B I meant whole.
JC B Sam Giancana is who you're talking about. He was CHI BOSS. I'm convinced Sam T & Marcello had JFK killed. Do you read a lot of OC books? I do and have. The other night when we were talking I forgot something. On Law &Order their was an ep. with JR as a judge & Johnny S was a criminal.
I don't read many OC books but i would like to. The MOB definitely took out J.F.K.
"tomorrow i can be on time but you'll be stupid forever"
i said that to my boss thinking i was badass but he fired me, teaches me for quoting epic lines of the sopranos in work
Worth it.
You should’ve quoted another line from another episode. The one where Paulie and Sil visit Ariel. Paulie grabs Ariel by the neck and says: “Listen to me, you weirdo fuck...”
@@speaktruth4336 then proceed to smash the bell against his head, whilst telling him that you don't care what the Talmud says....
Nice.
Lol even Ralphie wasn't dumb enough to say that to his boss; he and Paulie are both captains.
Furio in physical pain is my favorite character lol
Yes, him cussing in Italian is hilarious!
For the 100th time people it's a "Retirement Community"
- Tony Soprano.
SHE WAS ABUSIVE TO THE STAAAAFFFF
HIS EYEGROWS WILL GROW BACK
Whats funny in the 6th season Dr. Melfi says "Retirement Community" in therapy and Tony Yells "Its a Nursing Home!" LOL.
Three of the best lines of the entire series are in this one scene:"Tomorrow, I can be on time but you'll be stupid, forever.""They left him waiting outside his house like an a-hole....f-ing 11 degree weather.""Why not, last year you believed there was a flying saucer over East Rutherford."
Only the first line was a good one, the other two? nope
Chuck: To each his own.
What about all of Furio's dialogue??
I like the flying saucer comment. it just fits Paulie and his view on things, like the snakes that can literally go fuck themselves
the first line was a Winston Churchill rip-off
Ralph get up only because he didn't wanna be sitting next to Paulie alone. lol
I doubt Ralph is scared of Paulie.
Ralph's a made guy - he was furious when Tony himself slapped him around, he'd have demanded Paulie be whacked if he'd raised a hand to him. And Tony would have had to allow it, he said himself Ralph was his top earner. That's all it ever boils down to.
MegaDonGallo +1 for that, right on.
marc80s You people didn't even seen "Goodfellas"? Made guys were been killed by "soldiers" for nothing! Ralph was humiliated by Tony when he was to apologize and in this same scene Paulie only didn't wipe the floor with Ralph's face because Tony interfere. Nobody liked Ralph. Of course there was a protocol to follow, but if something really would happend, Tony and crew would've made something to try to protect Paulie. And Ralph knew it. Beign made doesn't mean beign stupid.
Daniel Vargas I believe you are referring to Billy Batts being whacked by Tommy. As you will recall, the result of that was Tommy being lured to a fake 'making' ceremony and he himself being whacked.
A more illustrative example was when Ralfie made a fat joke about Jinny - Johnny Sack's wife. At the time Johnny Sack was the underboss of the powerful Lupertazzi family, while Ralfie is only a New Jersey caporegime. Johnny demanded Ralfie be whacked - a measure that Carmine Lupertazzi and Tony refused to sanction, solely because of the amount of money Ralfie was making both families by being point guy for the Esplanade construction project (as much as 3million a year for the New Jersey family alone). Instead Carmine insists that Johnny agree to an amount that Ralfie will be taxed for the insult. Unsatisfied, Johnny goes so far as to arrange Ralfie's whacking, in defiance of Carmine's wishes. However, he cancels the hit at the last minute and agrees to a compromise. Unbeknownst to Johnny, Carmine has sanctioned a hit on him for being a risk to the earning power of the families, which in turn is also cancelled when Johnny agrees to a conciliation. So, in a nutshell, the powers behind the families would have whacked an underboss in order to protect the earning power of a mere capo. Money-making ability is all it ever comes down to. Jeopardising that in any way is a sure-fire way to get whacked.
Tony decides the deal is 12K, then taps his cup twice as in "THIS MEETING IS ADJURNED!"
“Stewpida facking ice”. Furios real life accent speaking English sounds like he’s Sir Walter Raleigh
🤣🤣🤣🤣
That flying saucer remark is gold😂😂
Joey Diaz referenced it in a JRE episode and I remembered it because it was such a hilarious reply. 😭
So much to love about that scene... Poor Furio, on one leg but parking the car legally a mile away, while Ralphie just parks were ever he pleases and then spends the entire sit down cracking wise - Ralphie was a complete psycho, but him and Junior got most of the great lines... and seeing Paulie get wound up was always a hoot (and Ralphie knew how easy it was to do - and how much fun it was).
Ralphie busts out the Winston Churchhill insult.
B K Yeah I think Jean Claude thought of it first
Just another great scene in a show that strung together one after another for ten years. Flawless casting, acting, directing, & musical score. The Sopranos stands head and shoulders above anything ever on tv.
Eh, let's not go nuts IT' a great show. But don't lose your mind. Deadwood is brilliant. Many other shows have simlar amazing writing. The mafia stuff happens to garner big audiences. I love Sopranos, but don't lose your mind.
Better call Saul is the new king but sopranos is like a fine wine.
Yeah ,but these shows will never compare to Bosom Buddies. 💥
@@timbuckthe2nd642better call Saul isn’t anywhere close to the sopranos
The Sopranos in MY Humble Opinion was The GREATEST SHOW Ever Produced For TV 1:06
Best acting ever by James Gandolfini. Every shot of Tony, it’s obvious how much he doesn’t want to be there dealing with this shit.
Furio knew tony didn’t want to deal with this so he caused a distraction very loyal.
you mean loyle
@@josephc6016 haha well done, i havent manuged to use "loyle" yet
You're an idiot.
I can imagine the script for this scene these 4 had to see.
(Furio falls over)
(Ralph, Silvio, Tony run over to help)
(Paulie stays sitting down, pissed)
Has any TV show ever had such a perfect cast? I can't think of a single actor that is out of their depth and its all glued together by the amazing Gandolfini. A lesson in programme making.
I love the fact that this scene is from season 3 or 4 but still Tony gets annoyed when anyone calls green grove a nursing home and still, feels the need to correct them. It's a retirement community XD
Another example of great writing on the show.
I like how when Paulie lunges at Ralph, Ralph doesn’t even flinch.
If Ralph stood up to and fought Tony he definitely wasn't scared of Paulie.
Ralph wasn’t even scared of Tony no way would he be scared of Pauli’
Like Matt Barnes and Kobe.
Ralph made so much money for Tony he felt untouchable
Love Tony's pause and side eye at 2:22 "Did you just question my decision in front of others?"
There's a bee on your ice
+Wasim Mohammed i laughed way too hard and way too long at this.
+King MultiGenre lol
There's a bee on a you ice -- TIFIFY :)
Stupida fuckin' cane!!
Stupida fackeen woond
Paulie: It's the most expensive retirement home in the State
Tony: It's not a retirement home it's a Covid Community !
SHE WAS ABUSIVE TO THE MASKS !!!
So people dying of this in nursing facilities is funny? You people need help.
@2 demons attached I am a firefighter/paramedic. I understand the humor. I've lived it for almost 35 years. This is no joke. It didn't "disappear" after the election. It's not going away any time soon. It's time more people take it seriously. It's killing people and ruining people's lives.
@2 demons attached That is a shame about the ambulances. I feel for you and your society. Good luck and God Bless to your side of the "pond"
@Frosty Jim I agree completely. Problem is the "entitlement" attitude of a lot of people that think that they can do whatever they want and the hell with everyone else. It's a shame.
i love how tony can barely hide his disdain for paulie here
06hatter- So do I--especially when Tony Soprano says "It's a retirement community.", "I don't know..." as far as when Paulie asks what care package his mother got & "I never recommended it." when Paulie Walnuts says he recommended checking it out.
Great acting job!...
@@tthomaselli2love the tone of voice and face on that I didn’t recommend it
Paulie sitting at the table alone at the end is definitely a sign for the last episode where he's sat on his own
2:17 Paulies face always gets me 😂😂😂 looks like Beaker from The Muppets
0:44 ("the level of care"...Paulie voice trembles) Gotta say some good acting by Paulie....he was able to get a realistic tremble in his voice talking about the care his mom (aunt) gets, as if he was about to cry. Great acting!!
Man, this really is the greatest show ever.
2:48 Silvio look like Batman with that coat.
ice to meet you, Batman!
Ralphie always had the best jokes and come backs.
"They left him waitin outside like an asshole, eleven degree weather!" 🤣
“They left him waiting outside his house like an asshole. Fucking 11 degree weather” 😂
Silvio walking over like hes gonna do damage to the ice Furio slipped on. Stomp it to death lol. I've watched this clip so many times i laugh equally as hard every time.
It’s something so amazing about the hand gestures in this scene so aesthetically pleasing
I just love how Ralphie rushes over to kiss Tony in the cheek like he’s an aunt you haven’t seen in a while
The flying saucer was the best punchline of all time after Paulie said I can't believe this hahahahha
"It's a retirement community" Lmao he says that 20 times during the show
Spihk heart bust!? Can you use Bozeman Hotmail Recipient's Roomies Ghnavel Feces to explain to the Biblical Vessels that all Rhode Island Courthouse are Racist because they got the Coffee sign up inside a Rhode Island Courthouses!?
the best show ever, nothing else comes close
*****
...and The Wire was better than The Shield.
marc80s And Breaking Bad was better than both of those.
marc80s Wrong and wrong. The Sopranos is the greatest show in the history of American television. Nothing and I mean nothing is close to it.
Mitchell Scott Wrong!!!
Mitchell Scott
That's your opinion. I think it's an incorrect opinion. Frankly, the writing on both The Wire and The Shield exceeded the writing on the Sopranos.
2:21-2:28 is priceless! lol
Paulie’s glare to Ralph after he said 11 degree weather. Lmao always gets me
Geez man I don't know how much betrayal Paulie's heart can take
As soon as Paulie said "nursing home" he cut whatever amount he was gonna get in half, lol
"The package hit Chrissy with an implement and then ran off"
Son-noba-beeytch. Furio, what a klutz.
Tony's ruling is solely based on what gives him the biggest financial outcome. After just discussing about Paulie putting his mother at Greengrove Retirement Community, and knowing how much of a less earner Paulie is compared to Ralph, Tony knows Paulie will only kick up to him the bare minimum. While Ralphie in the other hand who earns very well and is constantly using money to seek Tony's approval is most likely going to kick up a significant amount more than Paulie.
Remember later on the show, Paulie doesn't want to kick up to Carmela when Tony is in a coma,
The thought of Little Paulie standing in 11 degree weather looking like an asshole makes me laugh every time
Ralph has no fear of Paulie at all!
Ralph was a Henry Hill type character, an out of control rogue off his face on coke and beating everyone up. Living the image. Paulie was a sneak in your house and gruesomely murder you type character. He'd done so much creepy, shady shit he got respect and fear for it, in spite of it sending him a little eccentric. Paulie murdering that old woman was creepy as fuck. The Soprano's: Now with senior citizen murders. Ralph believed he was bulletproof, in spite of being clearly mentally unfit to serve in Tony's crew. Other characters you're encouraged to hate like Richie and Phil don't come close to how fucking detestable Ralphie was. Paulie could have killed him easily.
Explain how Paulie could have killed Ralph "easily"? Paulie is 15 years older, if not more. Ralph seems in good shape, is younger, and just as vicious as Paulie.
MP R Tony could barely take Ralph down.
Ghostbusters3 exactly. Ralphie would kick paulie's ass but it'd be close tbh.
Christopher Jay I also agree with that.
2:38 " Tony, i had to park the car all the way over there"
I love how this ends on a comedic note, someone slipping on ice is a great way to close a scene.
Rest in peace Paulie 🙏 🪦
"Tomorrow Ill be on time, but you'll be stupid forever!" I hated Ralph's character, but that is a classic line!
Tony is absolutely hilarious in this scene
Tony’s “I dunno..” about the silver bird package LOLL
I would've thought $15,000 is a fair amount to give Paulie. So 12K isn't really that bad if you think about it, despite the fact the heist wouldn't have happened without the alarm code, Tony has a point it was Ralph who did all the hard work involved, all Paulie provided was a number so twelve thousand dollars (out of 100K) for a friggen code is a pretty sweet deal. Paulie was just always a greedy prick when it came to money.
+wogacelli
Can you explain the part where Paulie had to give Vito half of the money from robbing the Colombian drug cartels then?
@@thesuperstar6256 Excatly. I think fair share for Paulie would be at least 30k
If Paulie staked the place out and got the alarm code, then 25-30k would be far more reasonable. I think Tony pocketed 18-20k from Ralph on the back end of the deal that was really Paulie's money.
It always makes me laugh when tony switches from calling it a retirement community and nursing home depending on who he is talking to
12 years at my job I’ve been late once. That morning, when confronted about my tardiness, I defaulted to what Ralph would say in that situation
"Well, tomorrow I can be on time... but you'll be stupid forever". Fucking Ralph lol
XxShadowGTxX I did not hear line clearly. So thanks for repeating it.
Love how after Furio falls Ralph's quick to jump up also. Though it was not cause he gave a damn, it was just to leave Paulie sitting alone lol
Don Johnson: Since I can't reply directly to you:
1. The Sopranos. 2. The Sopranos 3. The Sopranos 4. The Sopranos
the wire deserves a spot aswell. if you havent seen it go see it.
Ausla Davis bull SHIT.
@Ausla Davis On its own its underated. Against the sopranos, it shouldn't be rated at all....
@@tupaicindjeke275 the wire is better and more realistic than the sopranos lmfao. the level of acting was also insane. dafuq u talkin about ? fanboy confirmed. i love the sopranos but tons of shit was not realistic.
mobster at a shrink, tony hitting made men but never got reprimended for it, he even killed a fuckin made guy over a horse. he defended the same guy against johnny when ralph made that joke. they shoot people but there never are any witnesses. lmao get the fuck outta here.
if the sopranos didnt have these actors it would be a complete joke. litterally it would be a comedy.
I wish my day consisted of sit downs, making calls and eating cold cuts from my fully stocked fridge
Sure. But your nights would consist of chopping people's limbs in a meat grinder.
Ha. Not every night. Only maybe a night or 2 a year.
0:05 How I feel showing up to a family party
Paulie saw a ufo over east Rutherford and saw a psychic. Sopranos meets X-Files.
Some of the best few minutes of dialogue in TV history 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sil’s stomp over to help him up is how I now march into every monthly one to one at work with the director.
Tony’s annoyance and disinterest in Paulie is hysterical
“I dunno.” The Man couldn’t give less of a fuck.
I always enjoyed the sopranos as they mostly filmed on location rather than sets.
"Sit down, relax, have a coffee.".
Furio😂😂
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Paulie: Is that how you dress for a meet'n? In a wig? And you're late...
@Ralph Cifaretto I want you to endorse me for 50G...
@Johnny Twobyfour Anything more than 10 minutes, you're saying something...
2 things noticed here :
1. Paulie speaking before Ralph came like in one of Tony's dreams.
2. Ralph's joke about stupid forever is actually joke Winston Churchill used so often to insult people.
Paulie is the Roger Sterling of Sopranos. He’s always complaining about something and elevates every scene.
"tony i had to aaa paark the car alll tha way aaa there" n then falls face first pfff LMFAO im on a ten minute break and pray to god its enough time for my pants to dry ...
wat?
Those plastic chairs are a example of the great writing on the show. They are also my favourite characters
8 grand a month in early 2000s? holy christ
06hatter- Ryan- Makes sense, right?...
Also, was it really $8,000 a month?...
Seeing as the 3rd season of 'The Sopranos' was filmed in 2000 & this episode came out in mid-2001, it would be a bit more in today's money...
I'm no math/economics expert, but, if I had to go on a wild guess, I would say it would be about $11,000 a month, today--maybe more...
@@tthomaselli2 $12,279.67
$12,279.67
I love the setting here. A cold, crisp morning down by the docks (?) drinking coffee.
For some reason the way Silvio walks to Furious always looks funny and makes me laugh