How The MOB Tests Their Members

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  • Опубліковано 21 кві 2024
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    Former Mob Bookie, David "Chicky" Cecchetelli, talks about way the Mob deals with infidelity and how to tell.

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  • @dillonhastings8438
    @dillonhastings8438 Місяць тому +5382

    Peter Griffiano

  • @glados4765
    @glados4765 Місяць тому +3012

    Social media has gassed up the 4's and 5's into thinking they're 9's and 10's.

    • @ExplorationRandomDestination
      @ExplorationRandomDestination Місяць тому +130

      And the 1s/2a thinking they are 6-7

    • @andrewhooper7603
      @andrewhooper7603 Місяць тому +76

      Are we talking about instagram thots or tate fans?

    • @Brometheus420
      @Brometheus420 Місяць тому

      ​@@andrewhooper7603ig thots, obviously. Tate talks about getting money and what you want from others not hyping up ugly people 😂

    • @peterirvin7121
      @peterirvin7121 Місяць тому +55

      ​@@andrewhooper7603 defo tate fans

    • @aurorajones8481
      @aurorajones8481 Місяць тому +19

      LOL simply because they have a huge pool of peeps in their pocket compared to a local dive bar for options in the past. Thats all it is. Is it right? I dunno its just magnified the existing situation of peeps and sex.

  • @stewartplays
    @stewartplays Місяць тому +1523

    Imagine being a member of the fucking Mafia, sleeping with the boss’s wife, GETTING OFF WITH A FUCKING WARNING… and then doing it again anyway. Never mind the lack of common decency. That’s a Darwin Award.

    • @tylerwilliams33
      @tylerwilliams33 Місяць тому +40

      Sons of anarchy ass move.

    • @justicewalking
      @justicewalking Місяць тому +82

      It was probably not the boss who warned him. Could have been someone else who was close to them that knew and told the guy to stop because he will get caught. Or maybe the boss caught him hanging around the cookie jar and seen crumbs on the counter but couldn't prove he did had any.

    • @stewartplays
      @stewartplays Місяць тому +35

      @@justicewalking IDK if those guys care a whole lot about proof.

    • @ingramjansen5453
      @ingramjansen5453 Місяць тому

      Pussy is that damn powerful. God and the Mafia spared him and he still finessed himself out of life.

    • @since1876
      @since1876 Місяць тому +29

      ​@@stewartplays They do. But it's not the same level of scrutiny that the legal system has.

  • @micaholson1052
    @micaholson1052 Місяць тому +1302

    If someone is sleeping with my wife, if the guy knows she's married, they are both at fault. If he doesn't, she's at fault.

    • @mail-qh2qc
      @mail-qh2qc Місяць тому

      The only difference is he did you a favor.
      If it wasn't him who revealed the backdoor was unlocked then someone else will exploit it eventually. It's better to find out sooner or later than waste years with someone ignorant to the fact it was all a waste of time.
      The women is the gate keeper. You don't blame the man for passing through the open gate with the sleeping guard. You fire the guard and be glad it happened now and wasn't worse years down the road with kids or more kids, more time wasted, and more money.
      Don't blame the dog blame the owner. She owns her box.

    • @oggyoggy1299
      @oggyoggy1299 Місяць тому

      You’ve never boned a married chick?!?

    • @angelmarauder5647
      @angelmarauder5647 Місяць тому +13

      How could you not know. That takes a real sleaze to sleep with them regularly and not know their life.

    • @mail-qh2qc
      @mail-qh2qc Місяць тому

      @@angelmarauder5647 you should also be able to tell.
      A ring, men's coats, boots by the door, and various items around the house.
      You can bet she's married when you walk in and there's a size 13 Red Wing by the door...

    • @theclockworkcadaver7025
      @theclockworkcadaver7025 Місяць тому +104

      @@angelmarauder5647 Sleazy or not, the wife would be the one at fault in that scenario. If you leave meat out in the open, it'll attract flies. You can hardly blame the flies.

  • @JakobIlar
    @JakobIlar Місяць тому +841

    Old school manners were designed to prevent the temptation from occurring: not entering a man’s house when he isn’t home is good manners, and it prevents even rumors from starting.

    • @lordlopikong6940
      @lordlopikong6940 Місяць тому +77

      And nowadays people gaslight themselves about saying "what's wrong with a man just visiting a women's house" people don't have self respect and lack proper common sense.

    • @FontanaForex
      @FontanaForex Місяць тому +6

      Big facts man people lost

    • @Briselance
      @Briselance Місяць тому +12

      Rumours? If you pay too puch attention to it, you let others dictate your every move.

    • @scurvofpcp
      @scurvofpcp Місяць тому +18

      Rumors can cause hella damage to a relationship and both parties professional life. I mean are you going to promote someone that you will need to depend on when you know they are about to go through a dramatic divorce? Many a small business has folded over that, hell even major brand names have had their bottom line kneekapped by a distracted employee who was off of their game due to divorce.

    • @timexpeachtree
      @timexpeachtree Місяць тому +5

      Yep 👍 glad to know it, that's the ruling as per Sharia law too not to enter homes when men aren't present

  • @quantumtraveler5208
    @quantumtraveler5208 Місяць тому +1845

    If even the mobsters know social media is destroying relationships and monogamy. Then perhaps we should give it a second thought

    • @bhatch5680
      @bhatch5680 Місяць тому +97

      Social media is the largest uncontrolled study in the history of man kind

    • @JohnDoe-vc7bw
      @JohnDoe-vc7bw Місяць тому +3

      @@bhatch5680 What's an uncontrolled study?

    • @playlistaccount2520
      @playlistaccount2520 Місяць тому

      he means likely public experiment

    • @bhatch5680
      @bhatch5680 Місяць тому +37

      You could’ve spent time looking it up instead asking me 😉

    • @busterhikney6936
      @busterhikney6936 Місяць тому +1

      They should know. They have the receipts

  • @fiddlemywhat6056
    @fiddlemywhat6056 Місяць тому +476

    I remember hearing a story from a guy i knew who was in a MCC, and he said if he went to another members house and the guy wasn't there and the wife was to invite him in, he'd give two answer's. a no thank you i'll come back later, or he'd wait outside on the front porch for the guy.. And he told me one time he waited outside for a couple hours for this guy to come home. And when the guy showed up, and asked him what he was doing outside, and why he didn't just wait for him inside the house, he explained it like, this is your house, your wife is inside, and i don't want to give you any idea's that i'm messing around with your wife. And the guy simply said thank you

    • @oggyoggy1299
      @oggyoggy1299 Місяць тому

      Pathetic.
      If you can’t trust your friend or your wife you’re a shit judge of character.

    • @SteveDFM
      @SteveDFM Місяць тому +35

      Mine craft club?

    • @Stan_the_Belgian
      @Stan_the_Belgian Місяць тому +2

      ​@@SteveDFM😂😂

    • @Matt-ll1hd
      @Matt-ll1hd Місяць тому +11

      Are most men really this insecure? 😂

    • @KidNamedKG
      @KidNamedKG Місяць тому +56

      @@Matt-ll1hd it’s not insecurity, it’s respecting someone’s marriage

  • @isaacs8528
    @isaacs8528 Місяць тому +847

    As both a Christian and an ex criminal I never give anyone any reason to believe I've got the wrong intentions. There's a code that men should live by

    • @tw5139
      @tw5139 Місяць тому

      You can't be a Christian and a criminal, once a criminal always a criminal. That's like saying, As both a tall guy and a short guy........Also being a "Christian" isn't some achievement like an Eagle Scout or something, freakin religious nutjobs think they're special.

    • @thatdude3977
      @thatdude3977 Місяць тому +5

      😂

    • @gln3276
      @gln3276 Місяць тому +1

      ​@@thatdude3977"that dude" that doesn't get it, hence the imbecile laughs

    • @Seccsi
      @Seccsi Місяць тому +17

      Avoid the appearance of all evil.

    • @LuckyCharms777
      @LuckyCharms777 Місяць тому +11

      And that’s how you’re able to deceive them.

  • @Acesandeightz
    @Acesandeightz Місяць тому +1533

    Made or not… that’s how a respectable man should treat a situation with another man’s wife. Period.

    • @stevenmarecle5502
      @stevenmarecle5502 Місяць тому +16

      He's in a Mafia. He can't be that honorable.

    • @uMonstr0
      @uMonstr0 Місяць тому +25

      ​@@stevenmarecle5502 It's not honor, it's more like a moral code.

    • @Syv_
      @Syv_ Місяць тому +18

      @@stevenmarecle5502you do realize honor is subjective, right? what’s honorable to you isn’t necessarily honorable to everybody else

    • @stevenmarecle5502
      @stevenmarecle5502 Місяць тому +14

      @@Syv_ that's on you if you consider murders to be honorable.

    • @eirik874
      @eirik874 Місяць тому +2

      ​@@stevenmarecle5502it's one hell of a absolute at least 😂

  • @petec3185
    @petec3185 Місяць тому +810

    “I won’t get into any details”
    * HE WAS A BOSS AND WAS 75 AND SHE WAS 30*

    • @americandiablo
      @americandiablo Місяць тому +23

      😂

    • @OffGridInvestor
      @OffGridInvestor Місяць тому +78

      Age gaps don't don't matter to gold diggers

    • @GatekeeperofOld
      @GatekeeperofOld Місяць тому +11

      And the gahuxtagogen was framed by the ramistan

    • @Trapah0lic
      @Trapah0lic Місяць тому

      @@OffGridInvestorthat’s not the point , he pretty much described the people involved u dummy

    • @jeremyhhoyt5546
      @jeremyhhoyt5546 Місяць тому +55

      How many bosses, 75 years olds dudes, and 30 year old girls are in the USA? those are nonspecific details. dates , locations, names, etc are specific details

  • @didbiddy3480
    @didbiddy3480 Місяць тому +427

    "You dont mow another guy's lawn."
    Roy Munson

  • @user-ry3to7hm1t
    @user-ry3to7hm1t Місяць тому +554

    The fact grown men don’t understand this

    • @hockingangler1334
      @hockingangler1334 Місяць тому +36

      It's a sad world we live in, I was taught never be alone with a woman you don't trust and never enter another man's house when his wife is alone

    • @RAFAEL199O
      @RAFAEL199O Місяць тому

      ​@@hockingangler1334from where I'm from if you even text a married woman lonely you were dead meat let alone have sex with them

    • @Darkonsbestie
      @Darkonsbestie Місяць тому +22

      They understand.... They just don't respect you enough to care

    • @epgamer1145
      @epgamer1145 Місяць тому +12

      Hardly any men left in the world.

    • @DmanDice
      @DmanDice Місяць тому +17

      Theyre listening to the women that call them "insecure".

  • @themadhanna
    @themadhanna Місяць тому +1135

    Not gonna lie; this guy doesn't look like the type of guy to ever say, "No thanks..." When someone offers him macaroni.

    • @gioluvs1893
      @gioluvs1893 Місяць тому +22

      Macaroni or kitty, he's not turning down neither especially when it's from the same source....Franky Knuckles ain't coming home til 2030 he won't find out.

    • @mattolivier1835
      @mattolivier1835 Місяць тому +27

      Forget about it!

    • @nicolaspace1182
      @nicolaspace1182 Місяць тому

      @@mattolivier1835fuhgettaboutit

    • @miles2057
      @miles2057 Місяць тому +5

      What about peppers and eggs?

    • @jahtelmiller8388
      @jahtelmiller8388 Місяць тому +3

      😂😂😂 *never

  • @fuzzy123238
    @fuzzy123238 Місяць тому +377

    “I won’t get into it”…proceeds to get into it 😂

    • @DemetriusJackson-yb4lk
      @DemetriusJackson-yb4lk Місяць тому +28

      Forget about it

    • @Loki_Dokie
      @Loki_Dokie Місяць тому +1

      💯 😊

    • @Loki_Dokie
      @Loki_Dokie Місяць тому +2

      ​@@DemetriusJackson-yb4lk 🎉😂

    • @samppakoivula9977
      @samppakoivula9977 Місяць тому +11

      I think he meant nothing so specific that anyone could be identified from it, but yeah....

    • @JesseHuffey
      @JesseHuffey Місяць тому +2

      ​@@samppakoivula9977 Speaking to much logic, a airplane over alot of heads.

  • @MalargueZiggy
    @MalargueZiggy Місяць тому +144

    This is what I imagine Tim Dillon’s dad looks like

    • @er1c_b
      @er1c_b Місяць тому +2

      lmao. Underrated comment.

    • @danburkland
      @danburkland Місяць тому +2

      LOL!

    • @codymcgrew4015
      @codymcgrew4015 Місяць тому +3

      Damn it, you beat me to a Tim Dillon joke lol I said this is Tim’s uncle

  • @josephrines3175
    @josephrines3175 Місяць тому +164

    So i would have failed the changing of the tire test because i was taught to not talk/brag/seek a reward for helping people in need, but the way he's explaining it i can see how it looks shady. Wow. So i wonder how many people i pissed off by doing a different version of honor. Very insightful

    • @magnificenthonky
      @magnificenthonky Місяць тому +37

      Yeah, I was raised the same way.
      However, I would think that if you're involved with that particular organization, you probably inherently know to let a guy know that you helped his wife out, because he may take it wrong if you don't. That has more to do with survival, than manners, I guess.

    • @mattrobson3603
      @mattrobson3603 Місяць тому

      Same. As well as in regular society most guys aren't going to be turbo-paranoid that their friends/business associates are trying to bang their wives. It happens, but not to the point where you're going to get your wife involved in an elaborate test of something you think might indicate that a dude would be inclined to.

    • @jmorel42
      @jmorel42 Місяць тому +23

      Same. It would seem like bragging and ass kissing to bring up

    • @1q3er5
      @1q3er5 Місяць тому +11

      I still don't get it though - not bringing it up when u see the guy multiple times makes it look even more suspicious no?

    • @elliotmyers9071
      @elliotmyers9071 Місяць тому +5

      What you do and say needs to be an open book when done in front of open doors. What you do behind closed doors stays quiet. I think that’s what he is getting at.

  • @Auroche
    @Auroche 19 днів тому +14

    The irony of a mobster calling someone else a scumbag.

  • @brentrosencrans3968
    @brentrosencrans3968 Місяць тому +342

    If a guy is horsing my wife I'm not going to do anything to the guy besides thank him for revealing my wife for who she really is and then divorce her. It's that simple.

    • @bryanergau6682
      @bryanergau6682 Місяць тому

      Can I have your address? Let's test her.

    • @deadwolf2263
      @deadwolf2263 Місяць тому +87

      True.. but if it's your family or people supposed to be close to you .. they should respect you enough to not be in your home with your wife when you aren't there

    • @brentrosencrans3968
      @brentrosencrans3968 Місяць тому +62

      @@deadwolf2263 true. Screw um both then.

    • @cloudmaster182
      @cloudmaster182 Місяць тому +13

      Yeaaa ur looking at it different than these guys do

    • @innocentbystander8038
      @innocentbystander8038 Місяць тому +29

      Any female is going to be subject to temptation, just like you are.
      If you leave guys alone with your wife your setting her up for failure.
      At the very least, your putting her in awkward, uncomfortable situations.
      It's not fair on her.

  • @unnaturalselection8330
    @unnaturalselection8330 Місяць тому +86

    I remember being a teen and by to "see my guy about a thing" and he wasn't home from work yet ...but his wife was.
    She tried to get me to come in, sit down, have a beer etc 3 or 4x...
    And I kept my @$$ planted on the porch until he walked in his door.
    He knew what was up, I knew what was up, and he knew I was a good kid who respected my friends.
    Me and him had a great working relationship moving forward.

    • @Zick-ThingS-Col
      @Zick-ThingS-Col Місяць тому +12

      And he left her right?... right?

    • @screwgoogle4993
      @screwgoogle4993 Місяць тому

      @@Zick-ThingS-Col LOL look at you thinking you're gonna find loyalty from a woman. It's not gonna happen. They're all like this. Best to just understand and treat them like the irresponsible children they want to be treated as. They don't like it, they can start acting like women before we stop treating them like the disposable holes they are. The resource to be collected that they are. I don't get mad at money for being disloyal to me just because someone else is holding some of it.

    • @tobisupersmart
      @tobisupersmart Місяць тому +3

      Someone’s adult wife tried to get with you as a teenager? Jail 😭

  • @louismazza9966
    @louismazza9966 Місяць тому +81

    He’s 1000 percent rite, the life changed for the worse,there’s nothing but scumbags out there now…….

    • @averagejoe9642
      @averagejoe9642 Місяць тому +10

      You (ironically) spelt “right” wrong 😂

    • @ItIsYouAreNotYour
      @ItIsYouAreNotYour 13 днів тому

      @@averagejoe9642 Scumbags aren't new to this world.

  • @raakhanaten1035
    @raakhanaten1035 Місяць тому +222

    It should be this way period! Never hit on your boys girl. EVER ! No matter what. Just don't do it. It is SIMP weakness.

    • @Gemneye6
      @Gemneye6 Місяць тому +4

      IT IS

    • @neighbor4772
      @neighbor4772 Місяць тому +19

      lol so many guys will turn into comedians when their friend brings their girl around

    • @niennordeild4389
      @niennordeild4389 Місяць тому +9

      You don't hit on anybody's girl... At that point you would be just validating her on her cheating behavior. See, it's not just a matter of loyalty, but also of fidelity to your own self and your own values.

    • @Jay-lr3me
      @Jay-lr3me Місяць тому +7

      ​@neighbor4772 nothing wrong with cracking jokes. The problem is if you have ill intentions.

    • @gintonicx6
      @gintonicx6 Місяць тому

      One of my closest friends fu*ked another close friend's ex girlfriend. I was so disgusted by it I told him that he crossed the line and broke up a friendship over 15 years for a piece of pu*sy. I can't trust someone after that...

  • @HHnikitaHH
    @HHnikitaHH Місяць тому +76

    My dad taught me this and this is how I am and my friends are with me. If the husband/boyfriend isn’t home I won’t go in. I’ll go back when he is home and they do the same with me. Just a respect thing. Don’t allow yourself to get into trouble!

    • @zivkovicable
      @zivkovicable Місяць тому

      So you don't trust yourself not to bang your friends woman if you're left alone...ok.

    • @joshguy2367
      @joshguy2367 Місяць тому +9

      You and your friends are weirdly respectful, if it’s someone you’ve known forever and has your back no matter what, there shouldn’t even be a doubt. Obviously I’m not gonna spend the day with someone’s girl but if I show up and she offers me coffee while we wait for our boy, it’d be super weird to just wait outside, either of them wouldn’t let me do that. Maybe we’ve known each other long enough but I wouldn’t even bat an eye if it’s a vetted friend I love and deeply trust, which is all I keep around in my tight circle

    • @lilpain1997
      @lilpain1997 Місяць тому +14

      @@joshguy2367 Its not respect at that point though, they literally don't trust their wives/girlfriends or themselves or even each other. Its like what you said, you aren't going to spend an entire day with them. Realistically speaking you got there early and its just going to be a few mins while you wait for him to return home and they will invite you in as that is what normal people do ( if its going to be hours sure come back later and I am sure they will say the same thing )... leaving you out in the potential cold, rain or even heat is far more weird and disrespectful if its not a long thing. These guys are insecure af and don't even trust their own wives... Let that sink in, they are with someone they don't even trust lmao. And it sounds like they don't really trust their friends either.

    • @HHnikitaHH
      @HHnikitaHH Місяць тому +5

      I’m best friends with the guys. Not their wives. Sorry if it doesn’t work for you but where I’m from that’s how it is. It works for us and we’ve been best friends for over 15 years.

    • @lilpain1997
      @lilpain1997 Місяць тому +4

      @@HHnikitaHH I wouldn't really call them best friends at this point as you clearly don't trust them or your wife/gf or even their wives/gfs with each other or you. No one even said you need to be friends with the wives either, you are saying that. If your friend is not in and they invited you in its highly likely they will be back very soon ( of course not always and if its a lot longer then yes there is no point in being there ) and its not weird or wrong of them to invite you in, its the complete opposite of that... But because you are so insecure and clearly lack trust in their wives and yourself you wont enter the house as you think they will think you are cheating... Which means they don't trust you and that isn't a best friend lmao. You are the one thinking of that going in so that says a lot more about you than it does their wives.

  • @mrbonzzai
    @mrbonzzai Місяць тому +57

    If someone helped your wife, it's YOUR job to come up to that person and thank them.

    • @nightknight6947
      @nightknight6947 Місяць тому +1

      na, they would be too overly-grateful for it -- it's expected. they are more concerned potentially keeping secrets between each other, even seemingly innocuous ones.

    • @joshsheler7036
      @joshsheler7036 Місяць тому +6

      ​@@nightknight6947understandable, but would it not be worse if you saw your friends wife in trouble and intentionally left them there?

    • @NATANOJ1
      @NATANOJ1 Місяць тому

      its a bad situation,. if you help a wife and go up to the husbnand it can see as bad since you are just using the wife to get to the guy, if youdon't go up you want the wifer, if the husband doesnt go up to you its bad :D bro next time better just move on and let the wife handle her shit

    • @NATANOJ1
      @NATANOJ1 Місяць тому +3

      best thing to do, you see the wife in trouble, you call the husband tell him to tell the wife you will come to help

    • @nightknight6947
      @nightknight6947 Місяць тому

      @@joshsheler7036@joshsheler7036 it would be 100%. I'm saying it's expected to fix the tire and tell the guy -- it it's nothing special to help the community in need, double over for one of them or their family.

  • @Erawk2084
    @Erawk2084 Місяць тому +47

    So right about social media… my relationship, or whatever it is, is the perfect example of it. My “lady” looked elsewhere and social media was part of it

    • @Creeksmallmouth
      @Creeksmallmouth Місяць тому

      Yeah social media is just a menu for hooking up for some people. People suck man.

    • @trevionmckelton6337
      @trevionmckelton6337 Місяць тому +2

      Man...I said you did all this because of an app on a phone sheesh 😂

  • @globalnomad1221
    @globalnomad1221 Місяць тому +355

    I like it when criminals lecture on ethics 😆

    • @robertbrandywine
      @robertbrandywine Місяць тому +41

      It's only inter-gang ethics, though.

    • @Canxervero
      @Canxervero Місяць тому +83

      He ain't saying he's a saint or trying to be self righteous. Just how it's handled. And he's definitely right about the how sexual stuff has changed a lot. Social media stuff all right too.

    • @sumgi1537
      @sumgi1537 Місяць тому +36

      in jail ppl DIE over not being courteous and having ethics; it can be the smallest thing too!
      even some cartel guys said they seen others die over not shaking the bosses hand because the boss felt disrespected. in the real world most ppl just make a mental note or feel like they dont like someone so its actually better to learn from criminals cuz they die over those things and can break down why..

    • @globalnomad1221
      @globalnomad1221 Місяць тому +21

      @@sumgi1537 - yes males make hierarchies of honor and shame, in the harsher Darwinian conditions, the harsher the code…..

    • @TheTAEclub
      @TheTAEclub Місяць тому

      Shut up you don't even know what a criminal is

  • @LuckyFlesh
    @LuckyFlesh Місяць тому +57

    I've helped a lot of wives/girlfriends/sisters/etc without mentioning it to their guys because I felt that mentioning it would look like I was looking for some kind of "reimbursement".

    • @alaron5698
      @alaron5698 Місяць тому +13

      Was thinking the same thing. Especially if the guy is a mafia boss. Seems like it would be perceived as trying to get the boss's gratitude/favor. The wife likely already told the boss, so if he wants to bring it up, he can.

    • @loosegoose2466
      @loosegoose2466 Місяць тому +13

      Same, but remember how paranoid this world is

    • @LuckyFlesh
      @LuckyFlesh Місяць тому +5

      @@loosegoose2466 That' an excellent point.

    • @tearstoneactual9773
      @tearstoneactual9773 Місяць тому +18

      That's why you don't frame it that way. Just like "Hey, just to let you know, but I helped [lady's name] out the other day with a flat tire. I don't want anything in return, just wanna let you know on the up-and-up it was a thing in case she didn't tell you." Just for the sake of transparency and nobody gets the wrong idea. I think anybody would understand that.

    • @matthewmurphy8272
      @matthewmurphy8272 Місяць тому +3

      @@tearstoneactual9773 At least one guy: "What, YOU THINK YOU'RE BETTER THAN ME!?" lol

  • @deltacharlieecho4732
    @deltacharlieecho4732 Місяць тому +111

    It's wild to me that literal mafia members have better morals than normal people; I used to live next to a Hell's Angel with my ex fiancee, the dude made sure I knew when some people short cutted through my yard and that he made sure they wouldn't do it again for me and my girl. I've NEVER had a bad experience with people tied to organized crime, show them respect and stay on their good side and you have nothing to worry about; I've had many MANY more bad experiences with the average joe on the street.

    • @trequor
      @trequor Місяць тому +25

      Turns out the "organized" part of organized crime is really crucial. They do have a code. It's a brutal code, but it's there. Mobsters know how they're supposed to behave

    • @The_SmorgMan
      @The_SmorgMan Місяць тому +21

      I had the same experience as a missionary in New Zealand. Street punks would give us problems, but the hardcore gangs? They actually would look out for us. They’d even get us food.

    • @Turfsurfer62
      @Turfsurfer62 Місяць тому +6

      The Angels live by the same code. You never mess with a members old lady.. as they are labeled…

    • @deltacharlieecho4732
      @deltacharlieecho4732 Місяць тому +4

      @@Turfsurfer62 I’ve never lived in an area where an angel’s presence wasn’t a net benefit.

    • @Turfsurfer62
      @Turfsurfer62 Місяць тому +2

      @@deltacharlieecho4732 I never said it was a benefit of any type. I grew up around them. Rode bicycles down the same street their clubhouse is still on to this day and I’m 62, I have family members who are members, friends I grew up with members. But i personally live in a nice town village 30 minutes away.

  • @Mgtowfreedom
    @Mgtowfreedom Місяць тому +84

    bingo 3 minutes in and he's already spitting chips

  • @KhalidJama-xr9sb
    @KhalidJama-xr9sb Місяць тому +59

    Thank you for this video. I finally seen the level of disrespect my own brothers and cousins showed me. Real friends are the ones that count.

    • @Ghaztoir
      @Ghaztoir Місяць тому +1

      Sorry to hear that man. You cant choose family but ya can choose friends.

  • @AndrewJDavis
    @AndrewJDavis Місяць тому +3

    The fact this guy knows all this about modern women and he's in his late 50s is pretty impressive

  • @wnbagotnext7251
    @wnbagotnext7251 Місяць тому +51

    I don't care if its my friends wife or a strangers wife. I will NEVER mess with a married woman.

    • @gintonicx6
      @gintonicx6 Місяць тому

      People today don't care if it's huband or wife...

    • @Ghaztoir
      @Ghaztoir Місяць тому

      What if she had the tightest poss this side of the mississipi?

    • @arizenation3188
      @arizenation3188 Місяць тому +1

      Hey, a man with a ring gets hit on more, a woman with a ring essentially stops getting hit on

    • @jamesdotson1080
      @jamesdotson1080 24 дні тому

      @@arizenation3188 That's why they go out without the ring and say they are single.

  • @arthurmcdermott3312
    @arthurmcdermott3312 Місяць тому +18

    The reason the guy never mentioned that he helped your wife is 1. He's scared of you. 2. He doesn't want you to think you owe him. 3. You get more suspicious if he mentions that he was near your wife without you being there.

    • @Kahzula
      @Kahzula Місяць тому +4

      No the reason he never brought it up is because he’s a snake. No real friend would be scared of you because you helped out their wife lmao. No real one would except a favour back either it’s just standard to help your brothers out, excepting nothing in return. You’re just describing fake people

    • @TimCantrell-qe5gk
      @TimCantrell-qe5gk Місяць тому

      It seems insane to me that you would articulate that no one would ever want ..... Even though the guy spells out rules to stop temptation....
      If you can imagine it some person has done it

    • @simpleplan100687
      @simpleplan100687 Місяць тому +2

      @@KahzulaFeeling the need to mention the fact you did the right thing tells me you really weren't in it to do the right thing, but rather doing it only to brag about it later. I'd have to say friend B assumed friend A already heard what happened and thought nothing more needed to be said on the matter.

    • @arthurmcdermott3312
      @arthurmcdermott3312 Місяць тому +3

      There's no friendships here. This is all business. We get along to conduct business but we're not really friends. If you're a stand up guy, we get along.
      The situation here is, 1. If your not scared of me, scared of what I would do if you betrayed me, then how can I trust you. 2. I don't want to owe anyone anything. Everybody owes somebody at one time or another, but if I feel that I owe you every time I see you, eventually it's gonna end bad. Call your marker so we can clear it up and we can work together. 3. If you're not suspicious then you're complacent. That's a good way to disappear

    • @Kahzula
      @Kahzula Місяць тому

      @@simpleplan100687 wtf are you smoking I want some? Did you not watch the video.. has the point already gone over your head. Telling someone you helped their wife isn’t bragging about it man. Not telling him is more sketchy but also it might not be that deep. Don’t forget the life these guys lived is nothing like yours.

  • @TattooedGQ
    @TattooedGQ Місяць тому +136

    Hell, I thought that was just plain being respectful, if you run into someone you bring it up to your friend, and never be alone with another man's wife or girlfriend....even if nothing is going on.

    • @BvngeeGvm
      @BvngeeGvm Місяць тому +7

      The world we live in is full of immoral people

    • @EingefrorenesEisen
      @EingefrorenesEisen Місяць тому +11

      Ngl, that's insecure af. Coming from somebody who's Italian grandpa was a mobster.

    • @beyondrealm38
      @beyondrealm38 Місяць тому +16

      Exactly and that goes for the work place for sure. Some would like to argue that having friends while in committed relationships are ok even with the opposite sex, I view a dude who is ok befriending my wife as someone who is disrespecting me directly.

    • @tonysalazarperez587
      @tonysalazarperez587 Місяць тому

      These women and men now in days lost all morals. Women hanging out with men that are married drinking and vice versa. You would expect more from them from how they carry themselves Guess not it's just a front

    • @smithnwesson990
      @smithnwesson990 Місяць тому

      ​@@beyondrealm38amen

  • @mixelplix
    @mixelplix Місяць тому +25

    I'll tell ya a secret, social media didn't change anything. People just got caught easier through it. Nothing has changed in the world everyone has always done everything going on now in the past.

    • @magnificenthonky
      @magnificenthonky Місяць тому

      No, there's been a shift. With social media, now you can have people all over the world justify your piss poor decisions, encourage you in your detrimental behavior, and generally be a bad influence. It makes the wisdom of those close to you easier to ignore.

  • @James-jx3ro
    @James-jx3ro Місяць тому +3

    I remember when I was 18 (nieve) and a friend invited me over. I get there and he isn’t there yet. I called him and asked where he was and he said a half hour out but to go inside. I did because it was cold. His wife was cool at 1st, then she asked to come to the kitchen while I was waiting in the living room. She had stood at the door way with a nighty on that she wasn’t wearing when she answered the door. I immediately got up and left. I never told my friend because I didn’t think that he would’ve believed me. Needless to say I never went there again. Lessened learned.

  • @angelhernandez9550
    @angelhernandez9550 Місяць тому +13

    All people can benefit from this type of wisdom, regardless of age, gender or politics.

  • @user-hk5wt5mk7m
    @user-hk5wt5mk7m Місяць тому +59

    He’s LITERALLY retired GOODFELLA

    • @user-ti6io5hm3d
      @user-ti6io5hm3d Місяць тому +8

      If you're in the Mafia there's no such thing as retirement

  • @WW-zt1zs
    @WW-zt1zs Місяць тому +14

    I loved this guy in Jurrasic Park and Space Jam

    • @jackb348
      @jackb348 Місяць тому

      You didn’t say the magic word.
      He was great in Seinfeld too.

  • @lonewolf9874
    @lonewolf9874 Місяць тому +10

    If your wife is 30-40 years younger than you that says a lot a bout you as a couple.

  • @mikethaison432
    @mikethaison432 Місяць тому +30

    So basically criminals have stronger moral values than the law does now

    • @Tokomi
      @Tokomi Місяць тому +5

      If you lack critical thinking guess you could say that

    • @mikethaison432
      @mikethaison432 Місяць тому +9

      @@Tokomi If you lack self respect I could see how you think I lack critical thinking.

    • @bfpierce
      @bfpierce Місяць тому

      @@mikethaison432😂

  • @IRISH4486
    @IRISH4486 Місяць тому +24

    I’m old school… i would never be friends on social media with anyone’s wife, girlfriend or daughter . It just doesn’t happen …

  • @RmnGnzlz
    @RmnGnzlz Місяць тому +33

    Many men have gotten into trouble for doing a nice thing and another man thinking too much about it. If you told me a guy got shot because he helped another man's wife with something and when the guy told the husband he got mad instead of thanking him, I wouldn't be surprised. You never know how the other guy is going to react even to simple stuff like that, specially a guy you 100% know is a criminal so he is already at a higher paranoid state of mind than most people. That kid didn't need to mention what he did so he didn't.

    • @TP-pq9xx
      @TP-pq9xx Місяць тому +3

      Yeah plus it’s weird to be asking for thanks, basically over such a small thing. Like implying your boss owes you one because you fixed his wife’s tire.

    • @bradkindley
      @bradkindley Місяць тому

      ​​​@@TP-pq9xxEven among normal people, your boss or your buddy DOES owe you one if you fixed his wifes tire. It's called reciprocating.

    • @screwgoogle4993
      @screwgoogle4993 Місяць тому

      @@bradkindley Except when you didn't ask the guy to do something and now he's asking for payment for something you didn't ask him to do. Something that now he feels he can hold over your head. "Let me do this 'nice thing' so now he owes me". If you don't think people do this kind of shit, you don't take self-defense seriously. Fine. But don't demand I be a victim too just to make you feel better about yourself. Some of us are resistant to manipulation. We see this shit all the time when someone "politely" opens the door for you but then takes issue with some microscopic part of how you thanked him or didnt thank him or whatever. People do this type of shit for power. I'm sorry you still think you live in a high-trust society. You don't.

    • @bradkindley
      @bradkindley Місяць тому

      @@screwgoogle4993 So, you come across your buddies wife in the side of the road with a flat tire, and you are just gonna leave her there? Sure wouldn't want you as a friend. Not talking about "society" or some random...the example is your buddies wife. My buddy at least owes me a beer and a thanks. If you are "friends" with losers and scammers, that is 100% on you dude.
      There are plenty of decent people in the world, but they do tend to stick with other decent people. Maybe you aren't decent enough to know these kinds of people. I am truly sorry for you. Keep working on yourself and maybe you too can have a real friend one day.

    • @deadman019
      @deadman019 Місяць тому

      @@screwgoogle4993 wtf u on about??? "self-defence" You are defending yourself from what? The feeling of owning someone for something as innocuous as having the door held open for you? That's internal bro.

  • @CryptoDun
    @CryptoDun Місяць тому +4

    Social media destroys a lot of relationships

  • @axe2grind244
    @axe2grind244 Місяць тому +5

    "Never mow another mans lawn!"
    -Roy Munson

  • @Trysaratop
    @Trysaratop Місяць тому +3

    Great advice, I had a neighbor that would go talk to my man every time he took the trash out until I called her out on it, she would also talk to my mom and never mention it, people have weird intentions, I also avoid social media.

  • @irift3
    @irift3 Місяць тому +6

    I guess when you're committing all these crimes, your paranoia levels are up to a million, which would make sense why you couldn't trust anyone including you own wife. Sad life to live.

  • @HotlikeSauce490
    @HotlikeSauce490 Місяць тому +63

    Facts. Any friend who tries to be friends with your girl ain’t your friend anymore. Drop him, he stands for nothing. Men and women can’t be friends. There will always be one side of the equation trying to balance the other out

    • @OArchivesX
      @OArchivesX Місяць тому +9

      LOL sounds like you had a bad experience or are around degens. Men and women are definitely friends in many cases, sorry you can't experience that without issues xD

    • @HotlikeSauce490
      @HotlikeSauce490 Місяць тому +7

      @@OArchivesX never had an issue with homies doing anything like that. just know how a dude mind works. I get being cordial and what not at parties but as far as a homie going out to lunch with my girl? nope. complicates things for no reason. Instincts are instincts.

    • @user_kH9bw3ns1
      @user_kH9bw3ns1 Місяць тому +5

      Men can absolutely be friends with women. It just looks different.
      Now if my guy friend is TRYING to be friends with the wife, that is weird. If they become friends organically over shared interests, cool, but again, it looks very different than a guy friendship, and the boundaries are different. The dudes I know keep a lot of space, are transparent, and are basically family friends. It really helps to be in a crowd of holy believers who believe intimacy is between man and wife.

    • @oranges557
      @oranges557 Місяць тому

      ​@@OArchivesX youre very delusional.

    • @DiamondsRexpensive
      @DiamondsRexpensive Місяць тому +9

      ​@@OArchivesXNo, you're just in denial about facts. The only women a man can be platonic with are his mom, aunt, grandma, sister, and his own kid.

  • @danielhowe6449
    @danielhowe6449 Місяць тому +59

    It’s not just the mob it’s a gentleman thing!
    I wouldn’t go inside the bro house if he is not at home!
    Just wouldn’t do it
    Bro’s b4 Hauls

    • @user_kH9bw3ns1
      @user_kH9bw3ns1 Місяць тому +3

      in general yeah, but I'm not trying to refuse peoples' hospitality. I'm not trying to hang out, but I'll accept hospitality. Gentlemen are GENTLE and aren't a threat.

  • @davidpetruzzi1113
    @davidpetruzzi1113 Місяць тому +49

    i agree with the social media things 😂

    • @P9rkour90
      @P9rkour90 Місяць тому

      You don’t agree with him saying it’s wrong to go into a married woman’s home when the husband isn’t around?

  • @eoghandoyle162
    @eoghandoyle162 Місяць тому +9

    Video is even over and I agree 100%, loyalty and respect are priceless, and I loved the two examples he gave because that's what I would expect 🇮🇪👌...

    • @JorgeRomero7
      @JorgeRomero7 Місяць тому +1

      Rare and valuable qualities.

    • @stout8807
      @stout8807 29 днів тому

      Isn’t that like the number 1 reason people fall out of good graces with mob? Literally just show respect and they show it back

  • @patchup
    @patchup Місяць тому +25

    I agree with all of it except the very first example. You are fixing a tire on the side of the road. you aren't going into a house or whatever.
    I think if you mention it to the husband it's like you're looking for praise. Worst yet, maybe insinuating that he isn't doing enough for his family. As if the tire should never have gone flat if he kept the car properly maintained. No, do a good deed and shut up about it after. BUT, if the guy brings it up or asks directly about that time and place, then don't go hiding anything either.

    • @RAFAEL199O
      @RAFAEL199O Місяць тому

      Don't get near them are you crazy if it's not your wife sister mother grandma don't get near then don't help them don't look at them

    • @OArchivesX
      @OArchivesX Місяць тому +4

      Yeah the story was dumb asf. But then again mobsters aren't known for being smart. They are in that life for a reason.

    • @user_kH9bw3ns1
      @user_kH9bw3ns1 Місяць тому

      bringing it up sounds to me like someone is preemptively establishing a cover story

    • @gg05irgm
      @gg05irgm Місяць тому

      where im from your a weakling if you dont help those around you... and if its someone youre acquitented withs wife then you share stories..

  • @innovativeprogramschool7979
    @innovativeprogramschool7979 Місяць тому +154

    I probably wouldn't even stop and fix the tire. I'd just drive by and pretend I didn't see her. Don't even put yourself in that situation. Some guys wouldn't see that as a kind gesture

  • @mob4336
    @mob4336 Місяць тому +11

    Gotta say he is Exactly right . That’s why you do certain things the right way.

  • @Kenny-nk7gv
    @Kenny-nk7gv Місяць тому +14

    If i was the guy that helped her i wouldn’t feel the need to tell him, id be helping cause it is a friend and thats what you should do. But the wife should tell him and he should let the helper know he knows he helped

    • @jeremeyswillis
      @jeremeyswillis Місяць тому

      Perhaps but what if she was there doing something she wasn’t supposed to he would be able to tell that when his “friend” told him he helped her and she said nothing. It can work either way

  • @10171981
    @10171981 Місяць тому +8

    Even thinking defensively, you would not want to be in the boss's house with his wife without him being there because even if you were not doing anything ANYBODY can make it seem like you were !

  • @exvandal187
    @exvandal187 Місяць тому +66

    That’s how all real men think it’s not mobster lol

    • @DivineLogos
      @DivineLogos Місяць тому +6

      Exactly.

    • @alaron5698
      @alaron5698 Місяць тому +4

      The one thing I'll say is that the guy who fixed his wife's car and doesn't mention it may avoid mentioning it because he assumes that the wife already told him and he doesn't want to bring it up because it would seem as if he was trying to suck up to the boss. "Oh, I helped you wife. Aren't I great?" He could be leaving it to the boss to bring it up or not bring it up.

  • @Nukiger
    @Nukiger Місяць тому +5

    This man is real wise. Thank you sir

  • @Black_Drako
    @Black_Drako Місяць тому +3

    "pffff... forget about it... " Classic

  • @pphead6141
    @pphead6141 Місяць тому +11

    That’s not street mind set. This is already common sense in the real world.

    • @TheSutanian
      @TheSutanian Місяць тому

      Well *now* its common sense in the real world everywhere

  • @robbyfiveboy4862
    @robbyfiveboy4862 Місяць тому +5

    He's so eloquent. Wtf did he even say!? Fuggedaboutit.

  • @lukasethan6429
    @lukasethan6429 Місяць тому +21

    This is 100% how I roll. I would NEVER go into another man’s house. Period.

    • @PorkysNewTeeth
      @PorkysNewTeeth Місяць тому +4

      Looking the way you look, no one would let you into their house

    • @lukasethan6429
      @lukasethan6429 Місяць тому

      @@PorkysNewTeeth oh yeah. Good job. 👏

    • @HalideHelix
      @HalideHelix Місяць тому +4

      ​@@PorkysNewTeeth😂😂😂😂 that was awsome

  • @MSN1.2
    @MSN1.2 9 днів тому

    I was waiting for the fuggedabouttit lol thanks for coming through 👍

  • @df4196
    @df4196 Місяць тому +1

    You know he’s made when he’s making eye contact and watching the door at the same time

  • @darnit989
    @darnit989 Місяць тому +9

    The woman should know better as well.

  • @amycovey6595
    @amycovey6595 Місяць тому +8

    Funny this made me flashback to helping an ex boyfriend move and when he took one of several trips to the new location his brother showed up and I insisted on waiting outside until my ex returned. Do not put yourself in a situation where "why were you two alone together?" can be a valid concern or insecurity which then leads to unnecessary drama.😊

    • @JorgeRomero7
      @JorgeRomero7 Місяць тому +2

      I am trying to understand your story but can't.

    • @HalideHelix
      @HalideHelix Місяць тому

      Her x boyfriends brother didn't go inside because when her x boyfriend shows up he would for some reason assume his x girlfriend was hooking up with his brother
      .....
      Yah it's a dumb story

    • @alaron5698
      @alaron5698 Місяць тому +2

      Hmm, I'd get it if it were a random guy friend maybe, but his brother? A bit sad if his mind instantly jumps to "My brother helped my girlfriend move? They must be sleeping with each other!" That's one scumbag brother in that case. I guess those exist, but I'd like to think they're so common that it's a regular concern.

    • @lilpain1997
      @lilpain1997 Місяць тому

      this is fucking stupid lmao, reading these comments has taught me just how insecure people can be. He wouldn't go in the same room as you as he would think that would raise suspicion... Why the fuck are you even with each other if you have no trust at all. And man he must really hate his brother lmao.

  • @tearstoneactual9773
    @tearstoneactual9773 Місяць тому +1

    Chicky is just tellin' it like it is. Likeable guy.

  • @evanplanas7505
    @evanplanas7505 Місяць тому

    old school and to the point yet seemingly nuanced with how he speaks.

  • @lordgargamel4124
    @lordgargamel4124 Місяць тому +7

    That was actually code gor us boys. If your man aint home, Ill come back later. You never got caught seen with snother mans woman. Not even in public. This aint about your boys insecurities. This is about sheer respect. If you care about your boy, youll do him the respect. End of story.

    • @screwgoogle4993
      @screwgoogle4993 Місяць тому

      The respect of protecting your friend from his woman. It's important to keep pointing out who is creating the danger in these situations.

  • @frankt1581
    @frankt1581 Місяць тому +33

    A stand up guy would ring the guy who helped his Mrs and thank him..None of this head f@#k stuff..

    • @windtalker4191
      @windtalker4191 Місяць тому +10

      It's a test to determine whether a friend is truly a friend. Many men try to use helping females as a way to get closer to them.

    • @keith6706
      @keith6706 Місяць тому +9

      @@windtalker4191 All it shows is an utter lack of confidence in both your friend and your wife. That level of distrust says nothing about them. It says everything about you.

    • @alaron5698
      @alaron5698 Місяць тому +7

      @@windtalker4191 The guy who fixed his wife's car and doesn't mention it may avoid mentioning it because he assumes that the wife already told him and he doesn't want to bring it up because it would seem as if he was trying to win the favor/gain the gratitude of with the boss. "Oh, I helped you wife. Aren't I great?" He could be leaving it to the boss to bring it up if he decides it's worth a "thank you," and if not, he just leaves it be.

  • @michaelprice3040
    @michaelprice3040 Місяць тому +1

    Cant imagine living with so much distrust, must be exhausting.

  • @samuelvanlane
    @samuelvanlane 17 днів тому +1

    Wild to think you have to be a truly stand up guy to be in the mob. Love to see it. A lot of the gang violence today is so messed up and nobody respects nobody anymore.

  • @thegamingchef3304
    @thegamingchef3304 Місяць тому +20

    I always respected this about Italians. I've had married women hint at wanting my phone number. I'm like what do you need my phone number for? I have had married women of my friends sending my private messages on Facebook...I've ignored the messages for years. I finally opened one after like 2-3 years and there was like 3 messages just basically trying to start a conversation. I had one married woman try to contact me then called me from her husband's cell phone. I don't communicate with married women in private. Women been weaker since the Garden!!

  • @travfoley
    @travfoley Місяць тому +4

    Chicky’s a gem!

  • @djjiang3718
    @djjiang3718 Місяць тому

    The most important foundation of friendship between people is mutual respect and honesty. If you do not betray me, I will never betray you first. But if you betray me, I can only choose to leave. Life is short, and time is precious. What happened once, may won’t happen again; what happens a second time will keep happening again and again. Just move on and make new friends with others. There are plenty of good people on this planet!

  • @sk3ddi945
    @sk3ddi945 Місяць тому +2

    That boy spittin facts 💯

  • @Doug-wl1ji
    @Doug-wl1ji Місяць тому +9

    That’s been a rule since back before the days of Gotti.
    You never go anywhere alone with a members wife or gf.
    You need to have a couple people there with you.
    Perceived intentions often have dire consequences.

  • @jacobwatson3781
    @jacobwatson3781 Місяць тому +4

    So basically, help her and just say you helped the next time you meet up to smoke cigars. Not complicated.

  • @tobisupersmart
    @tobisupersmart Місяць тому +1

    He actually said “forget about it” that’s hilarious 😂

  • @Razersnek_Official
    @Razersnek_Official Місяць тому

    I like this Chicky guy, he speaks so REAL, smart dude. This is how I think too

  • @michaelmendez1898
    @michaelmendez1898 Місяць тому +5

    You are 100% right social media ruins (destroys) relationships
    I’ve been with my wife going on 7 years no Facebook no nothing and we are very happy but yes temptation is a mf

    • @carlosvasquez2196
      @carlosvasquez2196 Місяць тому +5

      If she puts her face on profile and post daily or weekly selfies of herself then yes chances are very high that many men will try to befriend and try to talk to her...If she is a loyal type you really have nothing to worry about. IF your profile is just scenery, plant you won't attract attention or males. I know this cause I have tested it and even pretended to be a woman. 😂
      But Social media is useful for connecting with family members, friends and both can set a boundary line not to interact. Most social media now have options to block, filter messages from unknown strangers.. but it is cool and to each their own. I respect and its good to see there are true loyal and loving married couples out there!!

  • @Habeebea
    @Habeebea Місяць тому +3

    Did a mobster just say, “In this day and age?”. 🤣🤣🤣

  • @johnnybradley4821
    @johnnybradley4821 Місяць тому +6

    Just showed my girl this. Literally just told her men think with their under armor. Not their brain, and it’s going to cost their life. They’ll learn the hard way…

  • @demarjelovelady7540
    @demarjelovelady7540 Місяць тому

    Beautiful interview ❤

  • @Clownlife432
    @Clownlife432 Місяць тому

    Always good to hear a mobster speak on morals.

  • @MoltenMetalGod7
    @MoltenMetalGod7 Місяць тому +8

    This is how it needs to be out in the world and when the rules don't get followed people need to get corrected the same way.

  • @saltykrug
    @saltykrug Місяць тому +8

    Man, this guy has so much integrity and character. He is a real friend if you have him for one. Guys like this are the ones that if you can fill up one hand with friends like this, you are a wealthy man. I was raised this way by my father. His friends had a code just like this, you never, ever touched a friend's wife. If they had a main girl outside of their marriage, she was off limits too. Those friends I met as a child and know the ones that time didn't take to this day. Gentlemen, have character and be somebody that is respectable. Draw people to you like that and you'll be a rich man, regardless of your income.

  • @beyondrealm38
    @beyondrealm38 Місяць тому

    Absolute common sense, clear understanding and communication can avoid so much drama.

  • @Last_one_before_I_go
    @Last_one_before_I_go Місяць тому

    Loyalty and respect is everything.

  • @generalnonsense1243
    @generalnonsense1243 Місяць тому +3

    He even has those mafia sunglasses.

  • @SpicyMang0s
    @SpicyMang0s Місяць тому +3

    Yo but what sunglasses is this dude wearing they clean af

  • @Jasongy827
    @Jasongy827 Місяць тому

    You are so right with social media

  • @gangatalishis
    @gangatalishis 13 днів тому

    He’s right, keep it cordial and keep it moving.

  • @L_Qu
    @L_Qu Місяць тому +6

    I swear that’s Tim Dillon

  • @Vitriol-Divergent
    @Vitriol-Divergent Місяць тому +4

    The better question is why's your wife inviting men into your house?
    Like why is it the guy who's the sole accountable party when she's LITERALLY inviting him INSIDE?

    • @brown_eyed_girl
      @brown_eyed_girl Місяць тому +1

      There are many reasons a woman would invite her husbands friends inside the house. 1. Weather outside 2. She’s being courteous to her husband’s colleague’s and friends. 3. She may be a little naive. Just because you’re invited in doesn’t always mean she’s interested in your braciola!

    • @Vitriol-Divergent
      @Vitriol-Divergent Місяць тому +2

      @@brown_eyed_girl All of these are great explanations for how she was trying to do the "right thing" then got "taken advantage of"

    • @brown_eyed_girl
      @brown_eyed_girl Місяць тому +1

      @@Vitriol-Divergent and then there’s that too 😊

    • @Anton43218
      @Anton43218 7 днів тому

      Excuses

  • @x-ani4061
    @x-ani4061 3 дні тому

    This dudes kids must get so much unexpected dad lore everyday its crazy

  • @TheWatcher-hp1ju
    @TheWatcher-hp1ju 23 дні тому

    This dude is every friend my dad ever had. The NJ/NY life is just DIFFERENT

  • @Dhi-fe5eu
    @Dhi-fe5eu Місяць тому +6

    I don’t think John Gotti ever got that memo.

  • @Gatsu_Gambino
    @Gatsu_Gambino Місяць тому +9

    This dude is like the one episode of Family Guy when Peter becomes a mob boss... 😅

  • @michaelsavigar7608
    @michaelsavigar7608 Місяць тому +2

    Loved this . For all the problems the mob had they had rules . But it still nice to hear about it and ……forget about it 😂

    • @josheisert8380
      @josheisert8380 Місяць тому

      Rules are made to be broken. Anyone can make up a rule. And break them they did.

  • @tothepast
    @tothepast Місяць тому

    I love how he doesn't go into it and proceeds to spoil the people, location and timeframe for no reason