Exactly. The mob genre is full of people who got caught stealing and gave up their lifelong friends and now they wanna be discovered and make a Goodfellas movie like Henry Hill so they tell stories to make themselves look good. Red is the real deal.
Jimmy got a friend of mine a job in the early 90s that paid 24 bucks an hour which was great money he retired in 2013 with a full pension. I was told Jimmy never tried to get in my friends pocket. A really great guy
Bingo halls were a major money making racket, my cousins Chuck and Louis Parrilli ran some back in the late 70's until 1981 when they had to be removed from the NPO (lol yeah right) that organized it due to their previous gambling convictions (bookmaking). I wonder if you ever came across them, they were with the Grand Ave guys for years after they were with the Rush Street crew.
This is what im talking about! the REAL mob stories straight from the horses mouth ! You CAN'T get better than this for real accounts of how it was !!
Thank you Dan
Exactly. The mob genre is full of people who got caught stealing and gave up their lifelong friends and now they wanna be discovered and make a Goodfellas movie like Henry Hill so they tell stories to make themselves look good. Red is the real deal.
@@redwemette5942 oh your welcome red anytime !
Jimmy got a friend of mine a job in the early 90s that paid 24 bucks an hour which was great money he retired in 2013 with a full pension. I was told Jimmy never tried to get in my friends pocket. A really great guy
Jimmy was one of my closest friends. I spent a lot of time at his home
Bingo halls were a major money making racket, my cousins Chuck and Louis Parrilli ran some back in the late 70's until 1981 when they had to be removed from the NPO (lol yeah right) that organized it due to their previous gambling convictions (bookmaking). I wonder if you ever came across them, they were with the Grand Ave guys for years after they were with the Rush Street crew.
Red is that the same chair you bugged the German with? Jk, great story as usual
Nope I left that one in Chicago