Ciao paesani, enjoyed watching you with Michael, nice chat. Pero, devo dire che...ok, letza talka Aussie farken, the very first Italians (two of them) in Australia (believe it or not) were on the first fleet in 1770. yeah quite amazing. First Italians that came in droves were really during the gold rush of the 1850's so paesani, we go back a while here in Australia. So sorry, had to correct you Melbourne boys unless you were talking or meaning that you families came here during the 50's & 60's like mine then very good farken. Now, you capishishti cucuzza hahahah. Sorry, had to throw that in. Love your work, very authentic and takes me back to my parents and grandparents when they were alive. grazie da cuore. Take care paesani.
Exactly agree with you! Our people go back well before the 50s and 60s in Australia. Might be an idea for the Sooshi boys to find Gianfranco Cresciani's book titled 'Migrants or Mates' and get a good history lesson on Italian migration in Australia.
@@domeniccalarco5593 ciao, yes, I heard of that book (never read it) but I didn’t realise he wrote a few books. Will try & few that one you mentioned & more of his. Thanks for sharing. Ciao.
We always (in Australia) try and take the piss out of ourselves. Humbling and keeps you grounded. They were God sent during COVID as we watched them on the internet.
I swear, I’ve never learned so much about Italy, Australia, and the US in such a short space of time - such a chilled way to learn! You should definitely interview more Italians from other parts of the world!
There is nothing about Italy here..there are Australians and Americans of South Italian ancestry. Central and North Italians from Italy have almost nothing to do with these folks, nor cuturally, nor historically for most of the history of Italy , nor phenotypically-
Michael , I've followed Sooshi Mango on TH-cam and on Facebook for about 3 - 4 years now . Their videos are hilarious and so relatable to Italian Americans like me 🇮🇹🇺🇲💯😂😂
A great chat! As a 1st gen Australian (Italian born & raised parents) and a Sooshi Mango fan, I love the fact that we can relate the world over to so many aspects of our culture over time. I'm glad the boys had the time to do this podcast as I'm now starting to enjoy the rest of your vids too Michael. So very informative and interesting, many thanks for all you share with us 🙏🌟
So hysterical about the carpet and foot prints that how my mother could always tell when someone was in the house when she came in she always had the carpet vacuumed everyday . Lol😂
Micheal, I love your channel. It teaches us so much and as a big fan of mob movies (Casino is still my favorite) I love hearing the insight of someone who knew that life. I'm glad to see you turned your life around and are doing well.
It's so funny to hear their Aussie accent and switch to Italian ... I began watching about 2 weeks ago ..so hilarious great comedic and timing and over-kill. My grandparents were Abruzzese!!! Kill me with the 'Wooden Spoon' 😂 i neatly passex out 'Laughing '
OMG! Same in a Latino home!! Plastic covering the furniture and the hallway. I still pickup and clean a little before the cleaning lady shows up. Haha😂
It's so funny when one of the guys is asked if kangaroos are just jumping around everywhere in Oz. It's so funny how stereotypes work. My dad told me a story about New York students he taught when he was working in Rochester. One of them asked him if it was true that there were Indians in Indiana. He jokingly said, 'Yeah, one behind every tree !". I never forgot that story, and it reminded me of skewed perspectives !
Michael may you and your family have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and safe New Year, may you and your family be blessed with love, happiness and good health. Love Sooshi Mango. Love from Australia 🇦🇺
I always have to tidy before the cleaner comes. Holy God, I couldn’t stand the embarrassment!! 😂😂😂😂😂 Love you, Sooshi Mango. I watch a clip over & over & over. Please akeep upa the gooda work!!
Chill conversation. Was strange and refreshing that the guests were interjecting when Michael was talking. For us, Greek and from Chicago, if Michael is talking, we’re not going to be interjecting anything out of respect and a little fear. Mr. Michael is transformed and he’s still Michael. Like I said, strange and refreshing. I’m happy for the guests’ success. I can tell that they’re good young people.
The zones the one guy is talking about is called The Blue Zones where people consistently live over 100 years old. In the US the blue zone is in LomaLinda California. Okinawa Japan is one. The first book called The Blue Zones, was about 5 areas. I think the second book includes a few more. The things they all had in common was several generations lived in the house, they all had a purpose to get up in the morning, ate real food not from cans and exercised daily. Very interesting book.
I’m a 3rd generation Napolitan. My Mom told me that when still was still living home with her parents, her Pa used to send her down the street to place the bet with the bookies who were Sicilian. Grandpa used to say that Sicilians weren’t real Italians. As an adult, I came to realize that Italy wasn’t unified until 1871. Grandpa was born in 1896 and came to the States to Rochester NY when he was 16 yrs old. So Grandpa couldn’t understand or speak the Sicilian dialect and vice versa. My mother married a Dutchman who was Dutch Reformed Protestant AKA NOT Catholic!!! Two of my aunts married Sicilians who were at least Catholic! My Grandpa didn’t speak to my Mom for 2 yrs after she got married to Dad behind the altar rail in our Catholic Church. Grandpa grew to love my Dad who did eventually convert to Catholicism “for the children”. But Grandpa was never crazy about the Sicilians!!! I very much enjoyed the food from both Italian cultures. Naples - the pasta with black eel sauce. We didn’t eat the tripe or cardoons. But Uncle Louie made a great salad with anchovies that I loved. Always a jug of Gallo wine at Grandpa’s feet. In the morning , Grandpa would make a shake with raw eggs that I couldn’t stomach. We always had company. Grandpa married a German girl he met when he served in the US Army in WWI. Grandma would bring out the Demitasse cups, sugar cubes and cream for the expresso. Our neighbor, Johnny, childhood friend with polio would come over. Somehow the men would get Johnny and his wheelchair in the house. I loved to sit in Johnny’s lap in that wheelchair. Fond memories of my childhood.
Plastic floor runners, flash back. Then there was the small kitchen table, metal frame matching chairs red and white square patter same on table top as the chairs and the vinyl matching floor . Better times. My family comes the Compobasso area of Italy
Very interesting what you said about food. There is a lot to what was observed, namely the additives. These can lead to all kinds of physical and mental problems. Bread is a great example. It needs flour, water, a little salt, yeast and that is the maximum what bread is made from. With that in mind look at the list of ingredients for supermarket breads. It will make you wonder that there is still space for bread in all of that.
Your another delusional generational ethnic. Melbourne was well built before Italians, Greek etc arrived here in the 50s. Yes, indeed they contributed to this country, but you carry on with that story in your head that goes around and around and simply is an exageration! I hear it from 2nd generation ethnics all the time.
I understand where the Australian guys are coming from!! Back when I was in the service (no matter which branch), and I tell them I’m from Hawai’i, EVERYONE ALWAYS ASKS ME: “Do y’all have electricity?” “What do you eat?” “Does everyone know hula??” 😔😔😔
My blessings for the new year MF! Got you're wine gift set and love the pomegranate wine! Also love the singed bottle will keep that one unopened for years to come! Happy new MF and many more fabulous blessings for you and family!
Mike, do you know anything about the Mafia’s history in Buffalo? The Maggadino and Bonnano Families? Would love to see an episode on that. Thank you sir. Love the Podcast!
OMG!! You guys are killing me!! My stomach hurts from laughing!! I’m so glad ii found yiu. I can’t wait to listen to your Podcast! My Mom, 2nd generation Napolitan clean freak!! How about the good towels!! We couldn’t touch any of the towels in the bathroom! I’m a retired Community Health Nurse in the inner city in Rochester, Ny. I have to tell you that when I walk into a Hispanic families house, I feel like I’m in my mother’s house! Spotless! You couldn’t use the coffee table for coffee because it’s full of Knick knacks. But my favorite culture is the Muslims!! They’re the most gracious and generous. I walk in the house, all the pics on the wall are hung just below the ceiling way up high. They live multigenerationally like us Italians did when I was a child. I’m there to check on the new mom and newborn baby. I notice the Grandma quietly exiting to the kitchen. About 15 min later, the Grandma comes back carrying a beautiful silver tea set with cakes and cookies. I’ve given up trying to explain that the family doesn’t have to entertain me!! Technically, we’re not supposed to eat in our patients homes but I would be rude to decline!! I love the Muslims!!
Great show. Licking my chops for next installment of these guys. As far as the corporal punishment, which is easily arguable for resulting in more disciplined, principled individuals, those passing laws against the most basic level of it don't seem to have a clue that this does not deter anything: those that are inclined to intentionally inflict physical harm on a child are of a mindset that does not recognize whether it is "illegal" or not. How are laws against murder working out in preventing murder? Yet the broader now-lack of measured deterrent for childhood irresponsibility is pretty much evident.
Very entertaining,educational, and cultured information. Especially the part how parents use to discipline in the old times. Im from that generation. Brings me back memories. Funny some experiences with my parents discipline in my childhood now that i think about them as an adult and other memories not funny at all.mom especially was the one that made good use of dads belts.dad used them less but his tone of voice had authority it would make me and my sister stop from being bad.he didn't need to use the belt.Definitely the older generation of kids was more respectful. That's a fact.This millennial generation can be scary when you hear or read about how this millennial youth is with their parents. Even teachers are disrespected. Feel sorry for those in the educational profession. Not all schools. But cases exist. Mr.franzese was interesting to know how your childhood discipline by your parents was.brought me memories of my childhood, too.about the cleaning part of the interview. It's true that when a person cleans,you make discoveries in the home. When i clean i find things i didn't reamember i had.i find treasures!😂😂
Hope you had a wonderful Christmas Michael - your content is second to none my friend ! I hope to see you soon on Zoon with the IC. God bless. Paulie from Sydney Australia
I’m born and rise in Italy and now living in Brooklyn … first time in my life I saw a sofa wrapped in plastic in a living room was here in an Italo American family 😂😂😂
Good day Michael, hope all is well, I wanted to ask if you've ever watched the 1974 film crazy Joe, about Joey Gallo, and if so was it any good or accurate, I figured I'd ask for your opinion, I didn't check to see if you covered it on mob movie Monday, I will now though, God bless you my friend
I read a comment saying that Mr Franzese's father was an idiot. No, he wasn't. He taught his son valuable life skills, how to be street-smart and how to deal with every situation that kept him alive. Some people in the comments are not the sharpest tool in the toolbox.
Michael got the Mussolini thing abit wrong, it wasn't that the Mafia didn't treat him well the problem was they treated him too well, when he travelled to Sicily he met one of the more powerful Don's there at the time and when he greeted Mussolini he told him that while he was there no one would bother him and he would be under his (the Don's) protection, Mussolini's take away from that was there was an area of Italy where he wasn't the most powerful man, there was a rival power structure to his own fascist party and this was completely unacceptable to his fascist ideology so he decided the Mafia had to be destroyed, so it was actually that Don's hospitality and him trying to show off and kiss Mussolini's ass that made Mussolini antagonistic towards the Mafia
Hey mr.f there's a dude from I think Melbourne or Sydney an he makes videos, mobster stuff is exactly what we wanna see... Just uh touring around an explaining some of the history Hope y'all cross paths coz remember this stuff only happens 1× Might help future business
a lot of 'veneto' venetians in Melbourne that pretty much built Melbourne Skyline and all major projects. its all non union sites. that's how much power they have.
Had a great time! Thanks for having us on Michael!
Well done lads!! Melbourne boys on the Global Stage!! ❤❤
Ciao paesani, enjoyed watching you with Michael, nice chat. Pero, devo dire che...ok, letza talka Aussie farken, the very first Italians (two of them) in Australia (believe it or not) were on the first fleet in 1770. yeah quite amazing.
First Italians that came in droves were really during the gold rush of the 1850's so paesani, we go back a while here in Australia. So sorry, had to correct you Melbourne boys unless you were talking or meaning that you families came here during the 50's & 60's like mine then very good farken. Now, you capishishti cucuzza hahahah. Sorry, had to throw that in.
Love your work, very authentic and takes me back to my parents and grandparents when they were alive. grazie da cuore. Take care paesani.
You guys are so so funny
Exactly agree with you! Our people go back well before the 50s and 60s in Australia. Might be an idea for the Sooshi boys to find Gianfranco Cresciani's book titled 'Migrants or Mates' and get a good history lesson on Italian migration in Australia.
@@domeniccalarco5593 ciao, yes, I heard of that book (never read it) but I didn’t realise he wrote a few books. Will try & few that one you mentioned & more of his. Thanks for sharing. Ciao.
We always (in Australia) try and take the piss out of ourselves. Humbling and keeps you grounded. They were God sent during COVID as we watched them on the internet.
Their video about concrete was priceless
I love the skit where they dress up as folks from all around the world & celebrate the culture of that country 😁
As an Aussie born to Sicilian parents in Australia..... Sending much ❤from Melbourne Australia ❤ love sushi mango😊
When Michael meets our Godfathers of Aussie Italian Comedy 🇭🇲 - a match made in heaven... ❤
Wow didnt expect this crossover. These guys are from my home town in Melbourne
I swear, I’ve never learned so much about Italy, Australia, and the US in such a short space of time - such a chilled way to learn! You should definitely interview more Italians from other parts of the world!
@@michaelfranzese real nice vibes from that chat- thanks for another great year
There is nothing about Italy here..there are Australians and Americans of South Italian ancestry. Central and North Italians from Italy have almost nothing to do with these folks, nor cuturally, nor historically for most of the history of Italy , nor phenotypically-
People make better friends than enemies, all it takes is a little kindness and respect
And not being a member of a crime syndicate. 🤔
Michael , I've followed Sooshi Mango on TH-cam and on Facebook for about 3 - 4 years now . Their videos are hilarious and so relatable to Italian Americans like me 🇮🇹🇺🇲💯😂😂
A great chat! As a 1st gen Australian (Italian born & raised parents) and a Sooshi Mango fan, I love the fact that we can relate the world over to so many aspects of our culture over time. I'm glad the boys had the time to do this podcast as I'm now starting to enjoy the rest of your vids too Michael. So very informative and interesting, many thanks for all you share with us 🙏🌟
I love these guys from down under, so funny...
Merry Christmas, Michael and family . I hope you had a wonderful one with the new grandbaby
Omg yes!!! Love this! Loved Sooshi Mango for years! To see them with my new fave You Tuber Michael Franzese!! Bloody awesome mate👍🏻
So hysterical about the carpet and foot prints that how my mother could always tell when someone was in the house when she came in she always had the carpet vacuumed everyday . Lol😂
I laughed too. I’m glad she found out. Might have saved Michael’s father from even more time.
Mr Franzese you did it again great interview.
These guys are great guest as well.
Such a fun time. Following both you and Sooshi Mango for such a long time. Comedy and wisdom go hand in hand.
Micheal, I love your channel. It teaches us so much and as a big fan of mob movies (Casino is still my favorite) I love hearing the insight of someone who knew that life. I'm glad to see you turned your life around and are doing well.
Wishing you all the best for Christmas and Happy New year to you and your family Mr Franzese..
Nice one boys. My fellow Aussies going World Wide 🌎.
So enjoyed the interchange and your mother stories Michael!
25:22 Mr. Franzese's father disciplined him in style. The hilarious thing is that little Michael knew he was in trouble.🤣.
I really like the new intro. Short, to the point. Meaningful. Many blessings to you and yours, Michael.
It's so funny to hear their Aussie accent and switch to Italian ... I began watching about 2 weeks ago ..so hilarious great comedic and timing and over-kill.
My grandparents were Abruzzese!!!
Kill me with the 'Wooden Spoon' 😂 i neatly passex out 'Laughing '
Merry Christmas Michael. Wish you happy new years.
Merry Christmas and happy new year, wish ya and your family have a good time.
Nodding my head in agreement with so many things said on here. Thank you ❤
What a great interview!! These guys are (as we say a lot in eastern Canada) sensible!!!👍💕
OMG! Same in a Latino home!! Plastic covering the furniture and the hallway. I still pickup and clean a little before the cleaning lady shows up. Haha😂
I just wrote about that!!! Italian and Latino Mom’s are from the same mold!
@@Ivorymoana South Italian and South American's moms at most. Italy is not just South Italy. Also South America is heavily influenced by Spaniards.
Can't wait to hear the new one
It's so funny when one of the guys is asked if kangaroos are just jumping around everywhere in Oz. It's so funny how stereotypes work. My dad told me a story about New York students he taught when he was working in Rochester. One of them asked him if it was true that there were Indians in Indiana. He jokingly said, 'Yeah, one behind every tree !". I never forgot that story, and it reminded me of skewed perspectives !
Michael may you and your family have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and safe New Year, may you and your family be blessed with love, happiness and good health. Love Sooshi Mango. Love from Australia 🇦🇺
great video watchen right now happy holidays there god bless be safe there
Thank you Mike ❤
I Love your intro genre music. It sets the tone
Great to see you interview these guys .... like to se more of this on your show
Great video brother! These guys are great!
I always have to tidy before the cleaner comes. Holy God, I couldn’t stand the embarrassment!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Love you, Sooshi Mango.
I watch a clip over & over & over.
Please akeep upa the gooda work!!
Chill conversation. Was strange and refreshing that the guests were interjecting when Michael was talking. For us, Greek and from Chicago, if Michael is talking, we’re not going to be interjecting anything out of respect and a little fear. Mr. Michael is transformed and he’s still Michael. Like I said, strange and refreshing. I’m happy for the guests’ success. I can tell that they’re good young people.
Buon Natale Michael 🎄 This is a fun sit down. I confirm that this year that the winter is mild Montreal - no snow for Christmas 🌨️
The zones the one guy is talking about is called The Blue Zones where people consistently live over 100 years old. In the US the blue zone is in LomaLinda California. Okinawa Japan is one. The first book called The Blue Zones, was about 5 areas. I think the second book includes a few more. The things they all had in common was several generations lived in the house, they all had a purpose to get up in the morning, ate real food not from cans and exercised daily. Very interesting book.
What’s funny is mum from Naples dad from Sicily. I get it and absolutely love you all. God bless thank you. 😊
This was great! Thanks for taking the time to host the Italians from Down Under.
Merry Christmas from South Africa…. God bless you and your family….
These guys are pretty dang cool Michael! Great video as usual
Great interview awesome to see you all in one place!
Love love love these guys ❤ Always hilarious!😂😂😂❤❤❤
Guys are learning from a really wise elder; blessings.
That was really interesting. Merry Christmas To you and your family Michael.
Happy Holidays To You & Your Family Mr Franzese
Great show
These guys are great - bravi ragazzi!
I’m a 3rd generation Napolitan. My Mom told me that when still was still living home with her parents, her Pa used to send her down the street to place the bet with the bookies who were Sicilian. Grandpa used to say that Sicilians weren’t real Italians. As an adult, I came to realize that Italy wasn’t unified until 1871. Grandpa was born in 1896 and came to the States to Rochester NY when he was 16 yrs old. So Grandpa couldn’t understand or speak the Sicilian dialect and vice versa. My mother married a Dutchman who was Dutch Reformed Protestant AKA NOT Catholic!!! Two of my aunts married Sicilians who were at least Catholic! My Grandpa didn’t speak to my Mom for 2 yrs after she got married to Dad behind the altar rail in our Catholic Church. Grandpa grew to love my Dad who did eventually convert to Catholicism “for the children”. But Grandpa was never crazy about the Sicilians!!! I very much enjoyed the food from both Italian cultures. Naples - the pasta with black eel sauce. We didn’t eat the tripe or cardoons. But Uncle Louie made a great salad with anchovies that I loved. Always a jug of Gallo wine at Grandpa’s feet. In the morning , Grandpa would make a shake with raw eggs that I couldn’t stomach. We always had company. Grandpa married a German girl he met when he served in the US Army in WWI. Grandma would bring out the Demitasse cups, sugar cubes and cream for the expresso. Our neighbor, Johnny, childhood friend with polio would come over. Somehow the men would get Johnny and his wheelchair in the house. I loved to sit in Johnny’s lap in that wheelchair. Fond memories of my childhood.
Great show Fellas Forza 🇮🇹🇦🇺🇮🇹
Merry Christmas, Michael, and family
Great video as always sir
Plastic floor runners, flash back. Then there was the small kitchen table, metal frame matching chairs red and white square patter same on table top as the chairs and the vinyl matching floor . Better times. My family comes the Compobasso area of Italy
Spend some money Mike, get pro-audio in there and get all of them mic'd up.
Yeah this was hard to listen to
I agree. Don’t even need pro audio.
I agree
Easy to listen too!
Love Sooshi Mango - good fellas hehe.
Damn good interview Michael. And damn right the Mob whacked JFK, it was a clean hit, professionally well done.
Very interesting what you said about food. There is a lot to what was observed, namely the additives. These can lead to all kinds of physical and mental problems. Bread is a great example. It needs flour, water, a little salt, yeast and that is the maximum what bread is made from. With that in mind look at the list of ingredients for supermarket breads. It will make you wonder that there is still space for bread in all of that.
Aussie legends ,Greeks Italians Germans built Melbourne ,just the best people so family orientated and the food is grouse ,love these fellas
Your another delusional generational ethnic. Melbourne was well built before Italians, Greek etc arrived here in the 50s. Yes, indeed they contributed to this country, but you carry on with that story in your head that goes around and around and simply is an exageration! I hear it from 2nd generation ethnics all the time.
I would love to see Mrs Franseze raking the shagpile carpet.
Merry Happy Christmas from Denmark 🎉🐧🌼🌸🌸🌸🌲🐾💓🌲❤🙏😻
I understand where the Australian guys are coming from!! Back when I was in the service (no matter which branch), and I tell them I’m from Hawai’i, EVERYONE ALWAYS ASKS ME: “Do y’all have electricity?” “What do you eat?” “Does everyone know hula??” 😔😔😔
Reminds of the Boudreaux and Thibideaux joke Cajuns tell 😂
Michael can we please get a full view of the painting of all you mob guys behind those three gentlemen
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas 🎁
My blessings for the new year MF! Got you're wine gift set and love the pomegranate wine! Also love the singed bottle will keep that one unopened for years to come! Happy new MF and many more fabulous blessings for you and family!
Great video guys .Michael when you come back to Australia do a show with the boys
Have a great new year ❤❤😊
Mike, do you know anything about the Mafia’s history in Buffalo? The Maggadino and Bonnano Families? Would love to see an episode on that. Thank you sir. Love the Podcast!
OMG!! You guys are killing me!! My stomach hurts from laughing!! I’m so glad ii found yiu. I can’t wait to listen to your Podcast! My Mom, 2nd generation Napolitan clean freak!! How about the good towels!! We couldn’t touch any of the towels in the bathroom! I’m a retired Community Health Nurse in the inner city in Rochester, Ny. I have to tell you that when I walk into a Hispanic families house, I feel like I’m in my mother’s house! Spotless! You couldn’t use the coffee table for coffee because it’s full of Knick knacks. But my favorite culture is the Muslims!! They’re the most gracious and generous. I walk in the house, all the pics on the wall are hung just below the ceiling way up high. They live multigenerationally like us Italians did when I was a child. I’m there to check on the new mom and newborn baby. I notice the Grandma quietly exiting to the kitchen. About 15 min later, the Grandma comes back carrying a beautiful silver tea set with cakes and cookies. I’ve given up trying to explain that the family doesn’t have to entertain me!! Technically, we’re not supposed to eat in our patients homes but I would be rude to decline!! I love the Muslims!!
The guy in the middle looks like The Chin Gigante
Great show. Licking my chops for next installment of these guys.
As far as the corporal punishment, which is easily arguable for resulting in more disciplined, principled individuals, those passing laws against the most basic level of it don't seem to have a clue that this does not deter anything: those that are inclined to intentionally inflict physical harm on a child are of a mindset that does not recognize whether it is "illegal" or not. How are laws against murder working out in preventing murder? Yet the broader now-lack of measured deterrent for childhood irresponsibility is pretty much evident.
Very entertaining,educational, and cultured information. Especially the part how parents use to discipline in the old times. Im from that generation. Brings me back memories. Funny some experiences with my parents discipline in my childhood now that i think about them as an adult and other memories not funny at all.mom especially was the one that made good use of dads belts.dad used them less but his tone of voice had authority it would make me and my sister stop from being bad.he didn't need to use the belt.Definitely the older generation of kids was more respectful. That's a fact.This millennial generation can be scary when you hear or read about how this millennial youth is with their parents. Even teachers are disrespected. Feel sorry for those in the educational profession. Not all schools. But cases exist. Mr.franzese was interesting to know how your childhood discipline by your parents was.brought me memories of my childhood, too.about the cleaning part of the interview. It's true that when a person cleans,you make discoveries in the home. When i clean i find things i didn't reamember i had.i find treasures!😂😂
Hope you had a wonderful Christmas Michael - your content is second to none my friend ! I hope to see you soon on Zoon with the IC. God bless. Paulie from Sydney Australia
Merry Chirstmas from Texas
I’m born and rise in Italy and now living in Brooklyn … first time in my life I saw a sofa wrapped in plastic in a living room was here in an Italo American family 😂😂😂
I would like to see a video of Michael talking about the movie Serpico
Good day Michael, hope all is well, I wanted to ask if you've ever watched the 1974 film crazy Joe, about Joey Gallo, and if so was it any good or accurate, I figured I'd ask for your opinion, I didn't check to see if you covered it on mob movie Monday, I will now though, God bless you my friend
I get a hoarse voice and sound like death, Michael ends up sounding like Don Corleone 😂
Great guests Michael
Good show as usual m8 do you do merchandise on your channel
When are you guys going to visit south Texad
Anybody hungry??!!!😂
Joe Avati comedian from Australia too.. is there Italian mafia in Australia? Lol must be.
I read a comment saying that Mr Franzese's father was an idiot. No, he wasn't. He taught his son valuable life skills, how to be street-smart and how to deal with every situation that kept him alive. Some people in the comments are not the sharpest tool in the toolbox.
I was surprised to find distant Italian cousins from the DNA relatives feature.
Hey Michael, I couldn’t help noticing your voice, I hope you’re ok. God Bless man.
Phew...anyone in high powered positions must be out of their minds. Brave souls! Lol.
Hey! Nobody talks at all about Italians in Mexico! What´s up with that!!? :)
what are they doinf there?
@@RagingUtai Spraying tomatoes with hose pipes, tapping spoons on coffee cups, and delivering panettone to friends.
My family from Calliscibetta Provenci Di Ena !! #ChicagoSicilian #ChicagoOutfit
Who was that first song by I'm walking redemption please
Michael got the Mussolini thing abit wrong, it wasn't that the Mafia didn't treat him well the problem was they treated him too well, when he travelled to Sicily he met one of the more powerful Don's there at the time and when he greeted Mussolini he told him that while he was there no one would bother him and he would be under his (the Don's) protection, Mussolini's take away from that was there was an area of Italy where he wasn't the most powerful man, there was a rival power structure to his own fascist party and this was completely unacceptable to his fascist ideology so he decided the Mafia had to be destroyed, so it was actually that Don's hospitality and him trying to show off and kiss Mussolini's ass that made Mussolini antagonistic towards the Mafia
Hey mr.f there's a dude from I think Melbourne or Sydney an he makes videos, mobster stuff is exactly what we wanna see... Just uh touring around an explaining some of the history
Hope y'all cross paths coz remember this stuff only happens 1×
Might help future business
🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
GO MOM
a lot of 'veneto' venetians in Melbourne that pretty much built Melbourne Skyline and all major projects. its all non union sites. that's how much power they have.
As a woman I can confirm it's hard to hide things from a woman who cleans I will clean every corner Hiding anything in the House is impossible
Is that IV mark on top of your right hand