Business Is Booming for the Italian Mafia During COVID
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2020
- The coronavirus hit Italy like a freight train. By March 10, there were already over 8,500 cases. Under massive pressure to stop the pandemic from spreading in prisons, the government was forced to make another unprecedented decision - they released more than 200 Mafia members from high-security prisons.
For prosecutors and investigators, this decision walked back decades of hard work. For the mafia, it came at a perfect moment. The coronavirus has not only offered new business opportunities such as selling masks but also has sent Italy spiraling toward complete economic collapse, leaving the most vulnerable Italians with no option but to turn to the mob.
VICE News goes to Naples, Italy to see how the mafia has used the pandemic to tighten their grip on Italy.
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VICE News goes to Naples, Italy to see how the mafia has used the pandemic to tighten their grip on Italy.
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Reply to me when the next video drops lol
@Melkor Morgoth nu
Hey Vice News,
Great report. I'd like to add that the Police implemented a tactic to track the mafiosi's circle of collaborators during house arrests and lockdown. Very few knew about it, to the point that many government officials didn't know. They tracked them back and tracked their family members who also were hiding. They emerged to reconnect with the bosses, and that's when Police (Carabinieri) managed to get intel to then arrest more mafiosi in the end.
It came up in the media a few weeks ago in Italy but I believe this video was shot way before the news broke.
I think it'd be worth mentioning this in a followup video, or simply by adding more in the notes under the video.
Ciao from London / Udine, Italy
So this is where Giorno Giovanna lives
everyone at the beginning of the video thought those riders were mafia not police
i wonder if they are right?
Falchi are absolutely badass!!
Because they act like mafia. Look at all the weed, pocket knives, and face masks we stole from random people on the streets who were just trying to live. They act like 5th grade bullies who stole lunch money and got away with it.
Facts
They look like they would win most crooked cops of the year award.
when the police unit look more gangster than the the actuell gangster
Police force are literally legal gangster.
@@tjm4344 cazzate ma ok
Mafia policing the mafia
It is on purpose, to mimetize them in the urban fauna
Ciao J M li mettono volutamente non c'è nulla lasciato al caso! :) Qui hanno il casco, ma in certi quartieri lo tolgono altrimenti rischiano di essere scambiati per sicari
“Organized crime prevails when the Camorra does you a favor that the government owes you as a right.” PERFECTLY said. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@@tomrotterford4551 I know someone already said it, you weirdo. That’s why it’s in quotations. 😂 The man who I’m quoting IS Italian. He’s in the actual video speaking. Or do you think he just doesn’t know what he’s talking about either.
@@tomrotterford4551 I asked you to explain your point in the context of my original comment and NOW you decide that you’re too exhausted. 😂 Funny.
Sad part is government doesnt owe you rights. Rights are inherent to being human. If you interpret rights as something government gives you you are admittedly a slave.
@@LoneWulf278 never fails lol
@@dewilew2137 😂
Unfun fact: In Sicily, mafia-owned dairy farms are so common that an independent cooperative agricultural company _Libera Terra_ had to advertise and market their own dairy products as being not owned by the Mafia.
Weird world, mexican cartel looks like a military with armored cars, italian police look like a motorcycle gang
Thats because Mexican cartels were funded by the CIA in other words 🤷🏻♂ just look at Narcos Mexico lol
And also just above Mexico they have the Countries most liberal state when it comes to Gun control
i agree for mexico but don't worry in italy cops have their uniform, they are undercover
2 different breeds ✊🏾
Jonathan Narcos it’s a show for entertainment, it will alter things to make it for entertaining, adds drama to it. Operation fast & furious signed by Obama let’ cartels gets their hands on American made guns and equipment. The one we should be thanking for their armory it’s Obama. He’s the one that gave it to them thinking it was a good idea since they were planning to Track the Guns down
The moment you realise that's the police not the Mafia.
Both are same.. Mafia is part of the government.. they got really smart.. which mafia family is running the government.. that's clue i will die to reveal🕵️♂️
Mr. Spy he’s talking about the people on bikes
@@ShidaiTaino I know.. telling ya.. the goverment is the big mafia ever🕵️♂️
Mr. Spy You sound incredibly corny.
@@MrSpy-os9tf dude, watching those spy movies on netflix won't help.
As an italian i can tell that everytime a politician is shown he/she's struggling to answer
Oh yes!
The mafia is a real curse for Italy. Progress is slowed down considerably.
- Sir I am calling to inform, we have seized 10 kilo
- Very good indeed sergeant to hear you have seized those 5 kilo
- Sir what am I supposed to do with this 1 kilo
- Just bring this half kilo to the police station
Hahahaahahhaha
😂
That was great LOL
So the original seize was 20kg huh
-Sir I've brought this 100 gram to the station just like you said, now what are we going to do with this 50 grams?
"We were told to destroy the masks immediately."
Didn't destroy the masks.
Says it while the chick is smearing the mask around her hands.
Bro they arrested people for making masks lok
Because this masks are not taxed lol
They should compare the prices of legal and illegal masks and let us decide who are the real crooks.
the masks dont have coronavirus lol what they mean is that the masks could offer no protection if you wear them
Lived in Napoli two years while I was in the Navy, mi manchi Napoli molto, great city and ppl.
Sarai sempre il benvenuto 💙
@@Freeqahh io vado a ritornare, te lo prometo.
I usually hate when the reporter takes it personally or isn't professional but you can tell that she was professional too some degree as well as VERY passionate about the safest of the civilians and ginuenly scared for them and that was beautiful
I cant believe the mafia seized a kilo of weed from the mafia.
Small part of what was seized he said. Dont even watch if u cant listen
@@STATUStheSHOKWAVE whoa, whoa...relax buddy its only youtube.
@@CptInsano835 still not an excuse to comments without first listening but ok
@@STATUStheSHOKWAVE My lunch break is over gotta go but we will solve this later.
@@CptInsano835 put in ur earpiece and goodluck at work
“Make Money. Not Friends” that got me.
Lol,i just read it and see your comment.
It’s a new brend from Naples , if you are wonderin.. yes mobster wears it ..
it true, just buy them drinks then you all be friend, so money rules. but make friend all you got is empty pocket. so go make money not friends.
Who put this thing together me? who do I trust me?
TM
they got good taste of fashion.
0:28
"Why are you running?"
"Why are you running?"
Why the dude in the thumbnail remind me of Batista from WWE but with a beard 🤣🤣🤣
"[organized crime] does you a favor that the government owes you as a right." What a profound statement! So simple, yet so succinct.
Actually that's gobbledygook. A right to what? Taking out a loan? Rights are yours inviolably as a human being. Rights can be interfered with or restored, but they cannot be owed or given. Indeed, because we believe that "rights" can be given and that government owes us these-whatever we think they are-we allow government to aspire to omnipotence, or as government realizes it, totalitarianism. What is outside government becomes, de jure, clandestine and lawless. So government cracks down harder, radicalizing everything outside of its control and radicalizing itself in acquiring the means to crack down harder. No wonder the police look like gangsters. They are gangsters with a license.
@@wunderpuma4453 Sure and the government arrests you, if the mafia could legally arrest you for not paying bills and having you as a legal slave in the prison system to repay the debt they would, but they can't.
The orgs aren't that different lol
They get their money the same way the government gets its money from. The People
What does succinct mean
@@TheOneRealDJ it means something written or spoken that was clearly expressed. Essentially, saying something well and in a short manner.
Police doesn't usually dress like that in Italy, they are only going around like that bc they are in incognito
who thought different?
Incognito? 😂😂😂 You ment undercover right 😅
@@PyrexTV incognito is undercover in italian, we also say in "borghese"
@@PyrexTV uncultured swine
@@chiefkeef8936 please elaborate Mr know it all
They need to organize that cabinet
I'd be happy to lend a hand.
The fact that almost all countries needed to 'release' their prisioners during the pandemic, shows once again that at the very least we need to rethink our prisions design, if not the entire prision system...
There was no reason for that. Why 200 mafiosos? Why not every prisoner? Why not every prisoner except them? Besides, Covid wiping out the prison population would've been a godsend!
@@hugolafhugolaf I had to watch the video again to understand what you were talking about. I think your comment is stupid, and it makes you sound like a proto-taxi-driver.
Yeah back to the chain-gangs and you don't see the idiocy of having to protect criminals from COVID over safety to it's citizens? More leftistBS.
Italian is such a cool language that even a non-friendly conversation sounds amazing.
Happy to hear that :)
Especially when Italian women speak...mmmm
@@mediterraneandiet2483 so true, nothing compared to that
Keep in mind that they are speaking with a very strong southern accent and/or dialect. That pronunciation in particular is very musical
Than u never hear a italian fight
"We seized almost a kilo of weed this month." Wow business is really booming over there in Italy better do a story 😂
My first thought seeing that bag of nugz... Weed isn’t even legal?! Wtf Italy? 😂✌️
@francesco deminelli Not sure what you're talking about, Italy is one of the most beautiful countries to visit, with thousands of years of history everywhere
@@yugatrasclart4439 Isn't that most of the world ? Thousands of years of history ? 😂😂
@francesco deminelli i dont know what its like to live there, all I know is what a tourist thinks. And I dont regret it one bit
@francesco deminelli WTF are you serious ? Where do you live man? Probably something is wrong with you not with our country.
2:52 🤣 "I can smell that kush bro"
reminds her of the smell in her college dorm
I've always wondered how vice manages to interview members of dangerous criminal organizations around the world like bruh
I think they are actors. My reason for thinking this is people that live that life don’t go flying at the sun but stay in the shadow.
pretty sure that cop is just showing her his personal locker not evidence from arrests
Bahahahaha
I live there, a cop once took 3gs of weed from me and told me he was going to "analize" it meaning he would smoke it
@@francescomannaggtcos4101 😂 😂 😂
@@francescomannaggtcos4101 Loooooooooool
The evidence locker was just a small unguarded closet in the hallway
haha :)
classic
not surprised. It looks like a tv show not an effective strategy.
You know where I’d be getting mine
Prob cause there's barely anything in it.. a dime bag and a couple masks.... really booming over there...
Covid Lockdown: Just when I thought I was out they pull me back in. 😂
Spectacular video just as expected. Keep up the good work VICE💪
Don’t take loans if you can’t pay them back, especially with organized crime. I’d rather deal with the IRS than Tony Soprano
The entire economy as we know it would come to a halt if people actually followed your advise. And people being short-sighted doesn't give the mafia a right to commit crimes.
Most of the time is a forced loan. It’s not up to you anymore if to accept or not that money
I don't know much about mafias but they are be part of money laundering.
The I.R.S. and Treasury are not to be played with either. They are the ones who took down Al Capone.
plok ijuh As a 3rd year Economic student, our system would not come to a halt. Are you dumb?
As italian I can tall you it's not that easy to explain Mafia. Mafia is intrinsic in the social fabric of our state, italy is leaving very hard time, our state is full of corruption and conflict of interest, and probably things are gonna get worse soon.
@Marcelo Firpo Musumeci Junior a lot of mafiosi have graduated in the best european university...the headquarters are too smart, not seems like gomorra's series
Omg sono d'accordo con u signore 🙂
italy is a dump
I’ve done a fair amount of research (reading)(not ytube videos) on the camorra, ‘ndrangheta, and Sicilian mafia.
It seems like it’s better than it was in the 70’s,80’s,90’s, yes?
They are less powerful?
You think they are coming back?
@@tmoe6674 no they are not going to come back
3:11 - What documentary crew runs 2-3 cameras for a hallway scene? This is shot and cut like a movie, not a documentary.
That must have been some dank ass grass
That's how Mafia works
- Mafia City
lv. 1 crook
lv. 35 Italian
That's how mafia works!
Here in America those kids would have been shot because the cops found knives and would have been scared 🤷🏾♂️
Black Lives Matter✊🏿🇺🇸
@@mainnevent515 u a bot?
Mafia country
@Filippo Una fatsa una ratsa, if you get where im from
Guys I'm from Naples and trust me, Falchi are the most feared cops around here. They don't care about messing you up, they just do it and you don't even recognize them...
I'm punjabi and from toronto and my friend enzo always tells me stories about Naples.
@@kei7929 malton ontario canada....by Pearson airport
Sono siciliano e non sapevo neanche dell'esistenza dei falchi
@@giuseppebaja cause your dealing with other problems
@AkiraAsmr1 they mess up the mafia, if they can, but its so hard to actually catch a real efficient mafia member so they end up beating up loads of guys of whom only 20% might actually have mafia ties, also yes the mafia might retaliate but not to any degree of stopping the falchi's methods
Good report.
Thank you Vice for putting this under the lights.
By the way, it’s Forcella not Frocella
Crazy that this was recommended because I was just talking with family about how the mafia is still booming over in other countries.
Other countries ? they are in almost every country my friend , any country that has issues with corruption you will find them , maybe to not always Italian mafia but then there are more than 1 type of mafia right ?
When the police looks like the Mafia.
These guys work in the most dangerous area of the whole Country, you can't expect them to look like boy scouts
Maybe on porpuse? 130 IQ
@@instabile1984 captain obvious
Ikr. I thought they were the mafias😂😎
I literally just realized two minutes in that they are actuall police, not mafia controlling the area
2 months ago the police in Italy have claimed the biggest seizure of amphetamin in the world, more than 84m Captagon tablets, weighing 14 tonnes and with a value of more than €1billion... So yes... Business is really booming
Man that's crazy fasho
And thats not even the craziest part of the story. The crazy part is that those pills were produced by ISIS!!! 🤯
@Derrick Guyton It was all over the news. Just Google it, it will be amongst the first results that show up.
www.reuters.com/article/us-italy-drugs/italian-police-seize-record-amount-of-amphetamines-shipped-from-syria-idUSKBN2425EG
Leo Walzim legend look him up prodigy would talk about the government
The lack of hand waiving in this video is truly disheartening.
Bruh the fact even the mafia is distributing food themselves makes you think how bad their government is...
There's a reason Italy is the fashion capital, all those guys had mad swagger.
No one:
Italy: Let's stop Corona from spreading inside the prison!
*Italy releases Mafia members from prison*
Italy: Mamma Mia!
The US moronically released violent offenders because of corona also..
Lmao 😂
😭😭
Madonna mia
@Tyler Grant Correction; your system failed to prevent fabricating poor working conditions.
"Passa tiempu e nu nni tire" -- which means: "Time goes by, yet we're not shooting at each other" Let's all wish for PEACE and GOD'S LOVE...
Spero riusciate a liberarvi dalla camorra, assieme al sud dalla mafia. Un giorno o l'altro ce la dobbiamo fare.
what brand those dudes glasses at 4.30?
They didn’t wanna organize that closet before vice showed up 😂 dude was so proud of his kilo find
@sneksnekitsasnek Make Rome Great Again. I think it could use a revival. The world needs it.
@@seekndestroy6678 they aren't romans
Tom you are lying
@@spongebobby6027 we are www.eupedia.com/genetics/italian_dna.shtml
Massive drug seziure. Shows a kilo. Embarrassment to the force. Naples has a population of 3 million so probably one blocks day worth of brickweed
"Never let a good crisis go to waste" one of the most memorable thug phrases.
Hillary?
Not just thugs mate, not just thugs...
And stock traders
And churchill
Damn , the beard guy looks like Macho Man Randy Savage and Batista fusion tho 😂😂
Yo this scenery just reminds me of MGS4 motorcycle chase level. I didnt know that was in Italy
"Organised crime prevails when the Camorra does you a favour that the government owes you as a right."
The inked police man looks like neapolitan Alonzo
the opportunity to grow needs to be given to everyone even for those after prison
Did you guys change the video title? I swear it was something different before 🤔
"now I'm going to show you where all the confiscated goods are stored during active investigations" ....in a f***ing cupboard 😂😂😂😂
if the mexicans reach italy, they might take over the country in a week. italy looks so simple.
@A. Yuksel mexico city?
@@sMASHsound actually ndrangheta in more powerful of the south american drug cartel
@@sMASHsound i hope u know that the camorra and 'ndrangheta are more powerful than any cartel? maybe do some research on organized crime. cartels only have influence and power in their own country
@@LucaDavoli_ have u seen the mexican cartels lately,, just from news they look powerful
business is always booming for the mob in Italy.
🐀🐀🐀
My buddy joyi has a restaurant in Italy it's called little packinos. In the morning he yells welcome to little packinos!! Little packinos is now open!!!
And other news water is wet, the sky is blue, and bears crap in the woods, (or the wood land settings of zoos).
yes.. yes it is
Not really sorry to break it to ya☹
I love that the police station "evidence locker" is just a staples purchased office cabinet in the hallway with a masterlock on it. 🤣🤣🤣
You know damn well the entire station smells like weed with the 1kg just chilling there in an office cabinet 😂😂😂
What is the brand of jacket the man at 1:43 wears?
0:26 Why are you running? Why are you running?
0:35 I didn't realize you were the police.
The police: Surprised Pikachu face...
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Thought that was Batista in the thumbnail, didn’t make sense reading the title.
SAME😂😂😂😂😂
makes sense, Batista is half greek and a lot of italians have ancient greek origins
LorenzoSpitaleri Batista was never in the mafia you ballsack 😂
Wow 1 kilo of weed, what a massive catch. Thanks for ridding the street of this major crime!
He probably got it from some highschool kid lol
Bet he showed his personal locker (typical Italian cop)
Look at the state of that evidence locker :')
here in Italy we sometimes describes the mafia like “the anti-state”, those who oppose the laws of the goverment with their rules, and that is inaccurate. Sadly, all the mafias( Cosa Nostra, ‘Ndrangheta, Sacra Corona Unita, Camorra,ecc...) have an history of collaboration with the istitutional power and sometimes the due their success to it
Già Già
I’m not from Italy but is your name by any chance the female pronunciation of GioGio?
ahahaha, no Già Già is a nickname for Giacomo
Già Già ohhhhh
just talk with your hands
Ok
When you understand Italian but you keep reading the subtitles lol
We need subtitles for napoli
The only difference between the one mafia and the other mafia are the badges
9:58 That guys a cop?! LMFAO
Italian is truly one of the most beautiful languages in the world
Where'a my spaghet
Yeah, I love my language especially when I want to swear
most of them speak italian with heavy neapolitan accent, they have a Catalan spanish and Arab influence, with the latter being the most pronunced.
@Invicta sure bro, just google arab infuence on neapolitan (in italian) and spanish occupation in Naples. Btw, you need to chill, lol
@@ralbers8516 che cavolo c entra , l accento non è influenzato dallo spagnolo o dall' arabo che dici , semmai alcune parole anche in francese se per questo
These Italian people. They got such a language and a way of presenting their ideas, they all sound like aristocrats, no matter if they are intellectuals, police officers or gang members.
That's because modern Italian is based on the old literary language used by Dante, Petrarch and Boccaccio back in the 14th century, so the grammar, the expressions and the words are quite complex and sound fancy
Awww ringrazio sotanto lol
😂😂
They speak with amn ugly neapolitan accent and tell some neapolitan word
Holy moly. Vice is rocking with these news
That evidence locker looks pretty shady
I know, let's put the 'undercover' cops' faces on the internet
She said plainclothes not undercover, two different things
@@narinearjun3429 Fair point but it’s still going to be detrimental to their work
@@assortedpov9722 not really, they’re just regular cops without a uniform, they’re not infiltrating M.A.F.I.A. rings, they’re just on the street like a regular beat cop, just not in uniform
"Citizens can rest assured bacause we are very careful" whilst the mafia guys are free 😄
maifa origin for to protest the local people from other country warlord... look at today mafia... well that just lame...
They should legalise weed, would remove money from the mafia and help the Italian economy.
@YoStefan no its not, only CBD products are legal
At that point, it just becomes another resource for money laundering for Camora
Not really. Because the mafia can produce a lower quality weed that cost for example 10€/1g and the governanment for a better quality can do 15€/1g. So you can reduce only a little bit but you don't resolve the problem. By the way, mafia with the money of the weed don't do nothing, they find other type of business.
the mafia (the big 4 mafias in italy) make over 100 billion dollars a year of all those money not even 10 billion are from weed
@@bvro9633 Weed is good for networking as its consumptions is more widespread that coke so even if the margin is smaller it´s still great business
12:05 Marco e Pisellino haha
Blurs criminal faces but shows faces of undercover cops......
They ain't Undercover Just in plain clothes
@Pretty Boy undercover cops infiltrate in criminal organizations without (of course) letting their real identity known, These cops, falchi (Hawks) operate in the streets like cops but with normal clothes
Huge respect to the reporters at VICE who put their safety on the line to get a story. Not just here, but across the board in gang territory and active warfare areas.
Warfare??
Italy has 0,35 death by firearms every 100000 inhabitants. Usa? 4
Warfare referring to war reporting. Active war zones and such.
@@Gymnopedie55 so why talking about war zone in this case? Anyway La is WAY more dangerous (just see the numbers 397 vs 26 murders past year). Do we compliment them to go to LA? No, is just anti-italian prejudice
@@Nome_e_Cognome If they want to hang out with LA gangs, I would give them credit for that as well. Just because X is a more dangerous place than Y doesn't mean that Y is safe and has a lovely gang land where the mafia practices drive-by huggings and random acts of kindness.
@@Gymnopedie55 they are not in danger at all. This is the truth
The text in the embedded captions is tiny and illegible on a smartphone screen. However it also is placed such that it interferes with UA-cam captions meaning it can't easily be read that way either.
That makes this video unwatchable
Big city problems and poverty, this is a worldwide problem.
I lived in Naples for 4 years. Loved it.
Knxwledge lol
@@jonathanjoestar863 what's funny
Knxwledge JoJo? I thought this was a JoJo’s bizarre adventure comment
@@jonathanjoestar863 lmao nah, I was serious💀
Worst place on Earth
Do a segment about the corupts italians polices and judges
@corsaro nero US is way bigger with more people so yeah I’d agree
I thought that was Dave Batista in the thumbnail
Gee, I'm an IT guy in the Bronx, this was one of the top ten predictions that came to mind. Specifically, loansharking by the mafia in Italy.
lmao teens in america be having zips for the personal
try QP’s playa
Hes only a kid stealing them zips from his mom if she had more im sure he would grab it
sizza why would I get QP’s if I’m coppin for personal instead of getting a QP I would rather spend that on some shatter
Skank Hunt42 and nah what mom has a zip my mom isn’t a dispensary lmao
Jack Reeves all over the world
Every foreigner who's complaining about those bike cops: 20/30 years ago Naples was more similar to Kabul rather than to a European city. Robberies and killings were happening basically everyday. Law enforcement needed to adapt and this lead to the formation of small e rapid intervention units like the "falchi" shown in the video. The city is still messed up mostly, but those cops are, if not respected, at least feared, and this actually prevent some crimes
@Vladimir can you be more precise? What's your doubt?
Thank you for the elaboration. Makes sense!
Beast eats another beast... It's up to you decide who you fear the most.
Another legalised violent gang it's not the solution. I know this by first hand word. I didn't live there. But by seeing this video I can thrust more these words.
@@CarloVerzegnassi It's true that there are (and will always be) some "rogue" cops, who act like a gang and bully everyone, even normal citizens. In my opinion tho, most of them are just tough cops raised and working in a tough environment. They are unorthodox in order to get the job done and in order to survive (even if now there's less violence, don't forget that still in the 90's Mafia and camorra used to kill cops and judges). I do believe the majority of them is loyal to their duty. Their Job is to patrol the street and get their hands dirty. It's up to the lawyers, the judges and, sadly, the politicians to create the conditions where these cops' services are no longer required.
@Vladimir it was an exaggeration. Naples is a complicated city. But not a war zone like some ME areas.
Can I point out that this dude was like - yup its me who is responsible for this mess. Amazing!
Who came searching for this after watching Vincenzo cassano😎👍🏻I want season 2! And I know this is different but still makes me wanna learn😂
2:09 I can't not hear "the governments' pasta..."
Mamma Mia
....I stepped-a in diarrhoea!!
everything sounds so nice in italian
even a heatin argument sounds awesome
Why does Vice insist on making Naples look so chaotic, oh wait...
"I hold myself responsible,
At least morally."
Well I'm glad there are still adults, that act like just that, adults. And not like children, and actually hold themselves to some kind of accountability.
"spiraling toward complete economic collapse" ok dude, whatever, italy has been doing this for the past 60 years yet we are still G7 lol
Voi vivete solo grazie al Veneto, Lombardia ed Emilia. Fuori noi del Nord Italia, voi morite di fame
how can they search someone without a search warrant or sign of a crime ?
This is Italy.Not USA.
I gotta get to that cabinet
Riding around on Ducati's in Napoli harassing people at will, what a great job
Scusi, babarabubi, bubiribabara babariba.
--Peter Griffin
Learn a bit Italian and it will start to make more sense than that ;).
AHAHAHAHAHAH
Fantastic documentary
That vest t shirt in the thumbnail. I need that pleasep
"I Giorno Giovanna have a dream"
This is what it feels like to hate drugs.
0:18 The Frocella area LOL