'Our Thing' Season 2 - Episode 6: It Was Never The Same
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2021
- The critically acclaimed podcast returns for a second season. Directed by: James Carroll.
In this episode Sammy tells the story of a hit he wasn't responsible for, but he regrets even knowing about it.
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10:06 When he said “I see their faces when I talk, see their smiles, I miss them so much..” I couldn’t help but feel that. 😭
Same!!!
Yeah seeing a man as hard as Sammy come to tears over his friends you definitely feel the hurt. Especially when you've lost close friends yourself
@@kennyhill6593 As someone who lost both my Mom and my only sister that hit deep with me.
@@Trixdee Lost a close friend this Saturday, shit is heavy.
@@mpho87 😭❤️👐
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate how incredibly rare of a situation this is - most of the best pirates and their stories, or gangsters and their stories, crooked cops, big time dealers, etc, etc, and their stories, we'll NEVER HEAR ABOUT. And here we are. Granted such an opportunity.
For Sammy to share - and be able to share - all this is just amazing.
I wish him and his loved ones all the best. God bless
This is what 🐀 s do !
@@Nunzi3 Yet you're here. Weird.
Anyways.. We've all got a past.
And I'm just grateful to hear these stories. Last time we got this much insight was the Family Secrets trial.
@@nolanjosephjamesflood9023 well to be honest he’s right.. you never hear these stories unless they start 🐀’n
@@nolanjosephjamesflood9023 the weirdos are all the numbtys 💋 kissing this guys ass ,,not one's who see through the self serving BS
@@olgasavage2899 Most of what you watch is to serve the creator
I lost my best friend when I was 26 and life has never been the same. I see his face in my dreams and hear is laugh. Much respect Sammy!
I'm so hooked on this podcast. I wish there were 10 seasons, I can't stop listening. The Johnny Keys story is amazing! Every episode is great! I hope there's many more to come, keep up the great work guys!
They say “time heals all wounds” and to a certain extent it’s partially true, but sometimes a smell, sound, or a distant memory surfaces again and the pain of losing that person feels as fresh as the day they died. I don’t think we ever completely heal, we just move on like life does.
Thank you for sharing your story Sammy, wish you the best.
We move on because we must but we never forget.
You never forget you just learn to live with it because what else can you do
100%
I think some wounds you never forget but you learn to live with them ...and maybe that's just how it's meant to be ...because I never believed my father when he said " pain is a great educator ".... cos he was belting my ass at the time but how right was he .....pain and trauma define how we are as people .If it's all pain and trauma without love then that's a bad state of mind to be in ...when I think of serial murderers ...are they just pain and trauma without love....who knows but I value life so i have no sympathy for serial killers
Amen and well said.👍🙏
The authenticity in Sammy's voice plus the background music makes me hang onto every word. It's like we're going back to the moment together.
They're great stories which can only be told by men who have done certain things.
the real deal . One learn from their elders
Goosebumps
You can almost feel the bullet in back of head from a trusted friend !!
If that's what gets you 0ff ??
Stay away from my kids
He’s not authentic! It’s a damn act! When has he ever apologized for his crimes? When has he ever denounced his former life? He still thinks he’s in the mafia and he broke every rule they have! I can’t believe people fall for his shitty acting “bro”
“He don’t want us walking around the streets with a hard on for him!!” Only Sammy!!! ❤️
Hey 😂
Man was about to get PENETRATED
No one has ever been able to hold my attention like these story's by Sammy. The best storys spoken from experience.
Keep up the great work! 😎
Same.
True
It’s absolutely a one of a kind perspective and personal history. Agree or disagree, it’s always great
same here. video after video. Broke down palace is the only movie I ever could not even take a bathroom break
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Rob Blackmore, DITTO, BIG TIME!!!!!!!!!!!
I've been waiting for the conclusion of this gripping story. I have never been gripped by a podcast like this before
Salute Sammy!
I know this is better than the papers in NYC when alot of his stories were happening
Speaking the truth 100% the best podcast out there
My thoughts exactly bro. Sammy is a great story teller who's also lived a fascinating life to match. Quality listen.
I never in my life listened to a podcast this one has just pulled me in it is so fucking awesome I love it and i am waiting every week for it to release.
Best stories Sammy ! Did you ever know of Anthony capobianco ?they called him moon.
The music that they use when Sammy is telling his stories really set's the tone and atmosphere
Music doesn’t need to compete with Sammy’s volume. Music is too loud
Honestly I’m not a fan of the music. The man’s story is enough. I don’t need a musical cue to tell me when and what to feel.
The music ruins it
@@buttneked3963 that I can agree on it needs to be a lil bit lower
@James Hutch Respectfully, I think it depends on what you’re looking for. If you’re looking for a theatrical experience, the music is great. If you want a history lesson, it’s not really necessary. Just my opinion.
The background music is great, so fitting and it totally sets the tone and the feeling for the video with Sammy’s narrative and emotions it’s just phenomenal!
Thank you my friend
Some scars never heal. I felt Sammy’s pain as he spoke of his loss. I lost my only son almost two years ago and it’s as fresh today as it was the morning I lost him. Time doesn’t always heal things. Sammy’s much stronger than me because I can’t hide my pain or my tears.
43 yrs old, never seen anything more captivating and real in this lifetime
You should get out more.
@@benjaminperez7328 Definitely
I think you need a girlfriend pal
@@benjaminperez7328 and a new football team 🤣
You should get out a lot more
These podcasts are pure quality. Sammy the bull is one amazing story teller who has also lived a life to match. Great stuff, cheers Sammy and Co.
Agree. His story telling and memory is stupendous. Really puts your mind to imagine the scene.
@@bigbromcgee7118 pop p
Ask the family of Alan Kaiser if they like his stories...
I listen to his podcast over and over again...never gets old
You are a muppet if you think he is telling the truth about everything😂😂😂😂
Incredibly generous of you Sammy to share your life with us and I hope telling your story brings you peace.
Are you for real give me a break pass me the sick bucket you are pathetic as well😂😂😂😂😂
🙏 I lost my Best fiend in August 2002. It changed me, I came off of the streets to honor him. There isn’t a single day that goes by that I don’t think of him or want to tell him something. Some people are just that special, that loyal, and it’s so rare. Thanks for sharing
Yup. Lost my best friend in 2014 and my mom just two weeks ago. It’s losing how they made you feel when you were around them that hurts the most.
Hey this is Sammy's podcast. Not the Showsee pity show. Let's keep the comments about the content of the video.
i lost my wallet once
Between the music and his storytelling, this is phenomenal.
News Flash Sammy Feels
Absolutely the best
I wonder if they produced the music??
Wasn’t sure about the music at first. His stories hold weight even in silence.
It's okay.
Sammy it’s healthy to share these stories, it’s a cleansing for the soul and can only prolong your overall health and considering everything you’ve been through you need this and your people and followers need you for as long as we can! Stay safe amigo adios!
These are literally amazing I cannot stop watching these I've went through both seasons in 2 days
This was a tough one…but I think those guys would want you to share these stories with the world and I want to thank you for sharing them because they are treasures. I think God kept you alive for a reason and I sincerely hope you find healing in the process. Keep doing what your doing and know me and a lot of other people are with you…these aren’t just stories. There is great value here. This is legacy. This is historical…and I will always be looking forward to the next one. Thanks again Sammy!
This entirely.
The way SAMMY tells his stories are amazing. It's so intriguing and with his emotions coming through at times makes it raw. Bless you and your family.
I'm I the only one that got hard to the ending?
The guy is a dirt bag. How would you feel
If he killed your Love ones ? He is a low life
@@mikeacciardi3041 🥱🥱🥱🥱
@@mikeacciardi3041 noone is forcing you to be here. Go away and dont listen if you feel hes that big if a durtbag.
I keep reading about how Sammy is a killer and diserves no sympathy however I disagree. Yes he is a killer. Yes he is wrong for ending the life someone else created. But I'm a human fucking being and believe me, I know all too well about the loss of life. Despite the evil that men do ALL life is just that. Life. And I feel the pain of others. Even if I don't agree with what they do. And perhaps Sammy learned something about the human condition separately from the confines of right and wrong. Thank you Sammy for letting us into your experiences. This really is a rare thing. And it's OUR THING!
Cracks me up how people have the audacity to come to STBG’s podcast, sit behind some screen like cowards, and attempt to bully and discredit him. Like, really? Would you all be this “brave” standing in front of him doing that? Riiii…
“… Another chance to tell how smart he is.” Really? Listen again. Sammy LAUGHS at that notion saying (basically bro, calm down.) It’s La Costra Nostra. That’s it. He told that part of the story to share that the life wasn’t necessarily instinctual to everyone, even newly made men. There were rules, oaths to be followed. That this life needed extraordinary wisdom. My God, relax guys lol
Sammy, I want to personally thank you for actually having the balls to tell these truths… no smoke, truth. What has always fascinated me so much about the life, Lucky and Meyer on, was the loyalty. The protection, the trust and the respect crews had for one another had to have been other-worldly. Unimaginable to most, really. Essential.
People who went sideways did so on their own free will, fully knowing of the impending consequences. It was business. I think you invented the term “street smarts” Sammy. I mean, I can’t believe I’m sitting here f ing chocked up and crying half the time listening to you. It’s wonderful, actually.
Taking care of the fatherless within your own crew touched me deeply. Powerful, powerful stories of humanity in here as well. (Please trolls, please don’t attack me with… “but what about Sammy’s victims etc etc?” It’s blind to believe hits were direct results of the boredom of maniacs, come on.)
Cheers Sammy, mad respect. Xo
Hollywood needs to make a movie about these stories. I love them! Sammy is truly a bad ass! Regardless how crazy he was, no one was able to take him out!
Sammy, your way of telling these stories with such passion shows how true they really are.
That’s not true & makes no sense. If that was the case, every movie & TV Show would be based on true stories. If anything now these stories seem less believable, his videos used to be way better & more believable.
@@FastCashClass
That has absolutely nothing to do with his ability to tell a good story. Of course he puts himself in a good light, it’s his story. I’m sure there’s stories that you tell that does the same thing. Let it go and enjoy.🍻
There REAL because of all his victims had names and familys that are constantly reminded how REAL his actions were...
Very often Sammy the Bull is the voice I fall asleep too. Gripping stories. Amazing to have that link to old Cosa Nostra. Privilege to watch and listen to.
It’s crazy that I seen your post because that’s what I do every night. I have started from the very first one and I’m up to this video now. I’ve heard them all before but I do fall asleep to these stories
You know it never ceases to amaze me the older you get the more you realize things MUST CHANGE. Change is not easy. Bless you Sammy.
ppl don't change, only in certain circumstances.
"That same day will be the end of your life".... Damn Sammy that's some straight up gangster shit right there.. I love your channel bro.
Greatest story teller I’ve ever heard! I’ll never stop saying that. I wish these podcasts were for hours!
Couldn’t agree more
Couldn't agree less
Sammy, never have I just sat and felt the story being told like this, you are an absolute legend, man's man.
I love Italians.. my father who passed at 74 taught me about la Costra Nostra....my daddy wore a ring on his pinky too right hand! Love u Sammy 💓!!!!
What a complicated life, And what an amazing ability to tell it the way it happened.
I doubt anyone thought Sammy could be such great story teller.
Sammy is highly intelligent and would have excelled in any business
I'm signed up to sammys website so get these stories on a Monday but I can't help myself listening again on Friday when its drops.
Good to know, thanks
Or you could just read his book or listen to the audiobook for free right here on youtube
@@ninjanizzle I wanna contribute
I could listen to Sammy all day long. Incredible story teller and killer audio quality.
You should listen to the grass grow it would be more interesting😂😂😂😂😂😂
It takes a real man to show his emotions and honour his friends passionately... Salute to you Sammy 🙌
Makes me feel like he's talking to just me and me alone . Sorry for your loss Sammy.
RIP Old Man Paruto.
Paruta
Helmet your a jerkoff , now go home and get your shine box .
The passion,sadness and madness of the way Sammy tells these stories is quality 👌
This was the most moving sharing I’ve ever hear. Thank you for allowing us to experience hearing this. It made me cry. ❤
This is better than any mafia movie or tv show, Sammy has a unbelievable stories to tell in a way only he can tell them.
Sammy I know you have a lot of guilt and hurt inside your heart for the things you’ve done in the past, you can always talk to God and ask Him for forgiveness and He will wipe your slate clean. God loves you Sammy never doubt that. I’d love for you to accept Him into your life. You can still do great things in this life.
He doesn't believe in fairytales
@@jaydentate6080 obviously he does or he wouldn’t have prayed to God and asked him for forgiveness for what he was about to do.
@@georgecahill3046 figure of speech
@@jaydentate6080 you mean Sammy doesnt believe in God? That is incorrect
People have the funniest comments on here. You think Sammy reads these comments or gives a fuck if you tell him God loves him? No he doesn’t fucking care.
One of the best episodes so far Sammy. Unreal life you have lived. Thank you for sharing, especially the painful ones, I know it's not easy for you.
The love for your brothers who have gone before you always causes pain. You can never forget them.
I know the feeling of losing a best mate who was a partner in crime. It leaves a massive hole in your heart.
WOW Sammy I’m absolutely blown away by your stories and the pod casts, you do an incredible job of telling these stories and reliving the moments, several times I’ve been left speechless, carry on with the absolutely amazing work you and your team are doing on TH-cam, I wish you all the very best and look forward to future content, thank you Sammy 👍👍👍
Amazing as always. With Sammy, I can visualize scenes through his words.
I think you are a sad little man😂😂😂😂
Hey old timer. I typed a message in another video you had on here. You was always a good kid Sammy. Glad to see you doing good and in good health. We always respect you Sammy even if we bump heads back then. I am still kicking at 86 years old and I still get out to see the drag races From time to time. I want to say that yous came to englishtown one time. I know Roy did. Stay well Sammy nice to see you doing good
Were you in Roy’s crew?
Appreciate these stories and you, Sammy, more than words can express.
Thank you Uncle Sammy!
Love and long life to you and yours.
Thank you Sammy. I know telling these stories hurts you cause you’ve kept it put up for so long and we’re too busy to actually go through with dealing with it inside yourself, but maybe after telling all us this it will finally put you at peace with it. Cause now their legacy lives on and we all know about them now. So thank you for doing all you do for us with these podcast and videos. I don’t know and can’t speak for anyone else but I know these help me a lot with Dealing with my problems and thinking to myself what you would do in the situations You help me not even knowing me more than you’ll ever know, so thank you sir.
You said it so well I agree
We romanticize alot of these stories about the mafia, and forget that most of these stories are just heartbreaking
Also all the innocent people these creeps prey on and now act like they were good guys , they weren’t then and aren’t now
@@mac5311 and all these murdered mens' families are out there watching their loved ones' killers telling the story of how they killed them
@@mac5311 Most normal people watch these stories as a documentary, if you will, of what goes on behind the scenes in that life, but as you can see by other comments, some get excited by the violence and think of these guys as celebrities or hero’s. Everyone is different and have their own vision of what entertainment is, but I worry about the few people who are presently just wannabes sitting behind a computer, who these stories may trigger into thinking they would love to be a part of this. If & when they ever do something like murder, and they are rotting in a prison cell for 30 years, they will deeply regret it, but unfortunately that part never seems to get told
@@RockNRollJeezus Bugsy Siegel said it first to a nervous reporter doing a story on the mob. Bugsy, laughing said" relax, we only kill each other" These families weren't complaining when the money was coming in, getting preferential treatment around town, getting whatever they wanted. The truth of the matter is the families all grew up in these areas with the mob. They knew from past experiences guys get hit, families go to war. All was not always well with these guys. To have any of them complain when truth be told, to get your button you had to do a hit yourself. So as Sammy re!ates what his life entailed and who he clipped. Those same guys that got hit also took another man's life that probably had a wife and children. They were greedy, ruthless men. Little formal education but very street wise. Like a barbarian pirate. Ás was said in the movie Goodfellas, Don't give me the babe in the woods routine KAREN.
@@BostonsF1nest I never said I felt bad for him, but I had someone close die from cancer and I guess it cut abit close to the bone. And that's what I meant when I said "romanticize the mafia" I know the evil these men have done and maybe someday they will be judged for it, but its a sad story nonetheless
I recently found your channel Sammy and I appreciate you telling your stories. Not too many can live the life you have and come out the other side.
Absolutely drawn in along with a lump in my throat at times when you speak of your close friends/brothers who are no longer with us
Respect and much love from Scotland 🏴
I can see the tears in the corners of his eyes telling these stories. It gets me misted in my eyes. Love Sammy!!
This is why your held in such high regard Sammy, the honesty, the emotions, they shine through. GodBless you and yours.
Ask the Gotti family about that😂😂😂😂😂
Sammy, I can't speak for everyone, I'm just one person...but I for one can hear how much you miss these guy's, I can feel the honor, the comrodity, the love, the respect, the brotherhood & the loyalty that you have for these guy's & the honor, the comrodity the love, the respectand, the brotherhood & the loyalty that they had/have for you, you have lived a hellofa life & thank you for opening up these wounds,sharing your life's story & sharing all of these great stories, much respect to you, your's & all of your crew that is helping you do a damn good job with these podcast & post that you are sharing with us...thanks Sammy
Sammy, you take me on an emotional roller-coaster. I cry and smile, get angry and then laughed my head off at your "I was walking away with my tail wagging". God, I love you. Thank you for sharing your life.❤
It breaks a mans heart when you see a grown OG get teary eyed.
If this “breaks your soul” then you have issues!
Made me cry to see him cry too. The stories and Sammy are just so sad and riveting.
@@DC-bp8sx he puts it in your mind like you are there
@@goochI034 cry
I can only imagine the relief that you didn’t have to put him down.
He is the only known mobster to ask for a mercy killing l
This goes beyond the mere subject of crime and power, and even beyond the subject of loyalty and honor. This goes to the heart of the real human condition.
These podcasts and videos far exceeds anything I have ever heard or seen before.
Sammy. Outstanding. And thank you so very much for sharing
This podcast is alot more than I expected, these stories are just incredible and you tell them in a very impactful way.
These stories are priceless.
Well, seeing how a lot of guys died in these stories. I'd say a price was paid. The ultimate price... Death.
Truly
@@JGunit true but lessons are for the living and that's the price of their death.
Wow i just binged watched every episode! Just found this last night. He lays it all out. Still a gangster at heart through and through.
Sammy, the love you have with your brothers is the key ingredient in what defines (for me) your strength as a leader. Thank you sir! 🐂
Heavy monetization usually turns me off. With Salvotore Sammy the Bull, I cheer with each interruption. Underboss of GCF with Tik Tok commercials is gangster in the extreme. This man never gave up. God bless him.
Sammy your stories are too good to wait a week for! Incredible podcast so far
Sammy is one of the best of them, one of the last of them, the great storytellers of Brooklyn. Because of old age, so many of them have passed away. Whenever I watch Sammy, I'm reminded and comforted by the memory of all the old Italian men I met in the BK while I lived there.
There is no loyalty anymore like these men had,sammy is forever grateful to his men,the man has balls but also a heart,you can see and hear it. Thank you Mr. Gravano for this painful story.
I know what you mean, but their family wasnt exactly loyal. Nothing but treachery actually. The loyalty went out the generation before Sammy's
Absolutely love this podcast! You’re a great storyteller and I’m anxiously waiting for the next episode! That Johnny Keys story choked me up.
Damn that 40 mins goes by to fast. Great stories! Gots me glued to my phone. Keep it up Sammy this is greater than any movie or book I would read...
What a life God's given you Sammy. A pessimist would say a curse, an optimist would say a blessing. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Sammy, no one can tell a story like you...NO ONE!
"Just give me the day, and the month, and they will move, and that day will be the last day of your life" Fucking chilling and funny at the same time.
Reminded me of the scene in The Godfather where the lady was going to be kicked out of her apartment on account of her dog. Real justice.
It was another example of being a bully.
Not easy for Sammy to air out his life. A lot of hurt, pain, and decision he would take back.
He doesn't feel bad for anything he did. He's doing this for money.
Sammy I'm overwhelmed by your stories in plain truth. I can tell you speak from the heart and straight forward by your demeanor and how you miss your crew that have passed on. You are a courageous man & I'm glad you're alive to share real-life events. I'm from Brooklyn (born & raised) know about neighborhood life-style, not easy growing up from the 60's to 90's. The crap & craziness that's happening now cannot be compared to those times.Thank you!
This video touched my heart. I Tip my hat to Sammy who was able to open up. Time goes on with or with out us. You have great memories of your loved ones Sammy, that’s what’s most important.
You’re amazing Sammy. The fact that you lived thru everything you have lived thru is just amazing and almost unbelievable, oh but I believe it.
When we’re young we don’t think about choices that we have to live with the rest of our lives. Everything in live is choices. Right or wrong.
I look forward going to and from work listening to man. His story telling is unmatched. He has a superior gift.
Sammy's way of telling a story is like no other i have came across, it's a real talent.
Sammy's life is a testament to how life and times have change, for a multiple convicted murderer and police informant to have such a following is incredible to say the least. He is obviously a changed man that now reflects on his time in Cosa Nostra with fondness and heart felt nostalgia. He has done his time and now has earnt his place in history.
Damn. For a man to cry in front of so many people shows his heart.
He's crying about his crew yet he ordered half of them killed... I bet he showed his heart when he walked his dear friend Milito in to the room where Carneglia shot him. Don't buy it.
@@Cardb33 why you watching this if your going to be a nerd hating bird .... This a gangster party you are not allowed lol. Sammy was Cosa nostra alright u won't understand that
@@mafiagaming1847 First off, I'm not hating on the video, I'm hating on how people can buy him crying about his crew when he himself had most of them killed. This is a "Gangster party"? There are no Gangsters here, only FORMER Gangsters. That was all given up when he cooperated and ratted on real Gangsters. I do understand, I grew up around Mafia and Bikers. That's why I'm not being conned like you guys are. Sammy was tough, but he wasn't Cosa Nostra. Fat Tony Salerno, Chin, Persico, Nicky Scarfo, Sonny Franzese and guys like them are Cosa Nostra. Sammy broke almost every rule you could break, he wasn't Cosa Nostra. Unsanctioned hit on Fiala? Putting his hands on Louie DiBono? Killing an innocent teenager? Killing the Boss? Ratting out 40+ guys? That's just the rules we know about him breaking. I'm just the guy who's willing to point these things out so maybe one person can realize the truth. I think his stories are great, I just don't see how people can overlook the facts in favor of what you see. Is it not true that he was crying because his crew wasn't the same? He had most of them killed. It shows how good he was at conning people that he can make you all feel sorry for him when he's the reason for it. I like his videos just don't like how he tries to con the audience.
@@Cardb33 well said.
@@Cardb33 ok bro I get it. I thought u were just dissing him like the rest if these clowns who act like they can walk in his shoes. Well bro that life ppl has to deal with there best friends even brothers dying to that life. It's all a crazy evil world. But Sammy was the face of the Gambino's cause he really made Gotti were he was. He did the dirty work and he wasn't a serial killer like Roy ect. He was a gangster he has a heart and did everything he had to fir cosa nostra. Yea his crew bended the rules big time. But he was always between it. Caught in the middle. Like wacking Paul.. he didn't want to but his loyalty to Gotti and Franky loc ect u know. It's a world were we can't imagine it's true organized crime.
This episode pulled the heart strings like whoa. You’re life is something else Sammy, true man of honor
@Omar Little He put 100 guys In prison that would've also put him in prison if the opportunity arose. Haven't you been watching these podcasts? John Gotti wanted Sammy to take all the fall and he said fuck that. He is a man of honor and did what was necessary.
@Omar Little My point is you have no idea bro, I guarantee if you were the same position you would do the same.
There is no honor in that life , envy, betrayal, corruption,. Murders are Involved. Yes sammy is a stand up man, I love his experience, his wisdom, you can take notice from that and His experience on how to conduct yourself, honor is a. Ver different thing
Shut up
@@MLGskyrim stop spreading that bullshit. John Gotti never asked him to take the fall. It’s a lie. Sammy said in his book and his tv interview that he wanted to fight his case on his own and John Gotti wouldn’t let him. He thought he looked bad on the tapes and John Gotti MIGHT make him look bad in the trial. Then he changed his story a few years ago and starting saying John told him to take the blame. Which one is it ???
Im sorry you had to go through that. Much love to you and to the families of those you lost. God bless.
The small detail of the background music makes the emotion of what Sammy talks about hit harder.
Thank you, Sammy, for sharing these stories. When you talk about them, the way you talk about them, it brings memories of people in my life, that left there mark, to the surface… I understand when you say that you can see their face, and I say it again, thank you, thank you so much for this Sammy.
Hey uncle Sammy!!!!! Another great one!!! Keep it up bro!!!! Love you 💚🤍❤️🇮🇹 I do want to say I’m so sorry that telling these stories bring you right back to the moment. I feel for you 💚 we all thank you for letting us in to your life. Even though it’s tough it needs to be told, people need to understand what a kind gentle man you are now days. Much respect uncle Sammy, much respect. We all love you 💚🇮🇹
"A kind gentle man."? LMAO!!
Thank You Sammy for opening to all of us like that telling your life stories....
Sammy I know listening to this video , made me think of somethings in my own life , you sharing these stories with with us I thank you for it .. one thing for sure is right your never the same person.. but wisdom comes from it ..
This damn story was so good I forgot I had a blunt spark up can't wait for the next episode
Wow. What an incredible and highly emotional story. You can tell Sammys very emotional talking about it.
RIP Old man Joe Paruta
Thank you for opening up to us about this.never think they left you..they are always with you.always.
Sammy is the fucking man... you can hear the pain in his voice... the background music makes you feel the pain. This is my favorite podcast... he might be the most interesting man in the world. It’s fucking beautiful Sammy... just amazing
Well I just cried my eyes out. Listening to Sammy talk about his deep seated wounds. I just wanted to hug him and give him a kiss.
Sammy, you’ve lived through all this because God has you right where you need to be. Which is here and now for us.
Blessings my dear. There’s a higher purpose at work.
You may be crazier than Sammy
I have another aspect of his death to consider. When you agreed to his request, it was like a rescue for him. He was honored that you would agree with his request. That took a tremendous weight off of his life. For the first time in months, or even years, he was able to let go of his fears of continuing to suffer. When that weight was gone, he relaxed and rested in peace in his mind. Then he was able to rest in peace in his body. So, your agreement to his desire for an end to his suffering was what allowed him to truly rest in peace. SO YOU DID GOOD
Can’t believe how well these are put together with the background music etc! It’s simply brilliant
Friggin love you and your storyline. I work 70 hr a week and when I start my weekend hearing one of your stories is awesome thank you !!!!!!
Thank you for helping me open my own heart
Sammy, as someone who also has stories of the loss of important family members (my kids) I know how painful it is to talk about it🥀.. thank you for finding the strength to share. Xoxo. It gives me hope that one day I'll be able to too. 🌹🤍💜♥️
May god give you the strength for the long road ahead. God bless you.
@@Johnnyrocks34 if he was “strong” he would’ve been a man and done his time. Weak. Little Sammy is a punk, a garbage pail. John Jr. is working on some stuff that’ll be released soon that’ll show the truth. Jr is going to expose a lot of these assholes. John alite too.
@@Johnnyrocks34 I met Sammy when I was little little, now I'm not mob, but I am related to someone who ran a different kind of powerful family, .. powerful families have different loyalties than your type.
And before you start in on loyalty and how he saved his ass, keep mind that you can run your mouth all day about what YOU would have done, but until youre in that spot, that's all it is, is a wish list of 'i woulds'
And for the record, I was talking about the strength to talk about deep scars. Right or wrong, emotional shit is emotional shit.
@@TDBurrow I met Sammy when I was little little, now I'm not mob, but I am related to someone who ran a different kind of powerful family, .. powerful families have different loyalties than your type.
And before you start in on loyalty and how he saved his ass, keep mind that you can run your mouth all day about what YOU would have done, but until youre in that spot, that's all it is, is a wish list of 'i woulds'
And for the record, I was talking about the strength to talk about deep scars. Right or wrong, emotional shit is emotional shit.
@@SoTiredOfYourBS I would’ve never been in that spot because I do the right thing.
WE APPRECIATE YOU SAMMY YOUR REALNESS AND GENUINENESS! CAN FEEL THE PAIN AND LOSS AND A MANS MAN CAN BE EMOTIONAL! ONLY MAKES ME RESPECT YOU MORE RESPECT TO THOSE YOUVE LOST! POWERFUL BROTHER
Thank you Sammy for sharing these stories and lessons of life.