I played at a nightclub in NYC, Purple Onion, in 1967. Rumor has it Joey Gallo was a silent owner while in prison. The bar looked like a scene from Goodfellas.

@mikenewyork

Жыл бұрын

Cool.

@PrideDefiler

Жыл бұрын

Wow you must be soooooo old now.

@kidkully

9 ай бұрын

Have you ever been to “The White House” in Hell’s Kitchen?

@mikenewyork

9 ай бұрын

@@kidkully No, I haven’t. It’s changed names but must have been quite the place: “637 10th Ave. Before Coonan, Mickey Spillane’s HQ was here - the White House Bar, now Hellcat Annie’s Tap Room. Spillane would do his business dealings here, taking “clients” into a backroom.”

@kidkully

9 ай бұрын

@@mikenewyork that question was meant towards Gallagher lol

That hit scene was not only violent but freaking hilarious! 😆

@Stutterstun

9 ай бұрын

The only thing that was violent was deniro's hips and joints

@johnofmalta

9 ай бұрын

Osteoporosis is a bitch.

@homoerectus744

8 ай бұрын

Now ( ahem), that's acting for your ass.

To kill a made guy infront of his family displays the utmost disrespect for victim.

@davidpallin772

Жыл бұрын

Yes, Crazy Joe didn’t warrant respect.

@jameslincoln92

Жыл бұрын

​@@davidpallin772 neither did Russell buffalino

@mikeprevost8650

Жыл бұрын

He wasn't just a made guy. He was engaged in a war with Joe Yacovelli for control of the Colombo family, after the shooting of Joe Colombo, which Yacovelli and virtually everyone else in the NY Mob thought that Gallo was behind. Colombo was left paralyzed and in a coma.

@krash1968

Жыл бұрын

At the end of the day they are all scumbags

@rogerhawkins6433

Жыл бұрын

Surely you are not suggesting ANY of these evil bastards earned or deserved “RESPECT”? They did not - may their memory rot in Hell!

That's pretty brutal man. Blowing a guy away in front of his family in a full public restaurant on his birthday? Yikes.

@Carlito_Brigante93

Жыл бұрын

Well deserved

@cgh7337

Жыл бұрын

He provoked the wrong guy.

@GrantDWilliams82

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, it's better to just gun down a man in front of his family, and 5,000 other people and their families, in the middle of Columbus Circle.

@user-ep6zt5ji3t

9 ай бұрын

Hay that's the world thay live in hay there's a lot of deferent world's....

@boybawang1981

6 ай бұрын

I refer you to the old Latin adage of..."Non Incipiunt No ISH, Nonne No ISH"!!

If you go to Umberto's ask to be seated in the no-shooting section.

@johntaormina1084

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@mikenewyork

Жыл бұрын

😂

@marcd2936

11 ай бұрын

Gallo forgot that tip

@johnrwalker53

9 ай бұрын

I'll take the table at the back against the wall.

The mob actor mentions Don Rickles.. Rickles tells the story and it's confirmed that Crazy Joe (in that scene) 'invited' him to his table after Rickles ragged on him. Gallo killed soon after and Rickles lived to 91 a successful and happy life.

@mikenewyork

Жыл бұрын

Yep. He asked Rickles to come to Umbertos.

@zephyer-gp1ju

Жыл бұрын

Wow, didn't know that. Rickles and Sinatra made no secret they knew the mob. Most of the guys from that era never made any bones about knowing and playing in mob bars and clubs. I saw a documentary on "When the mob ran Vegas" and all the comics and singers said they loved playing Vegas when the mob owned it because they were treated really well. They said, "Now, we are just regular employees."

@theportugueselegend

11 ай бұрын

​@@zephyer-gp1juTruer words were never spoken! It's because mob guys were people's people. They were poor and living the street life before all the mob stuff and had that in common with artists. Wiseguys knew what artists liked, which was essentially what they liked too! Now big enterprises are so disconnected with the world and with people that they don't really care about the entertainment. If there's not an Elvis impersonator, there's another

@elxaime

9 ай бұрын

@@zephyer-gp1ju It came back to bite Sinatra when JFK became President and Sinatra invited JFK to his house. By then, the Kennedy's wanted to distance themselves from mob related figures, and RFK was going to be Attorney General, so JFK declined to come. Sinatra got so pissed he destroyed with a sledgehammer a helicopter pad he'd had built at his home in CA special for the occasion, then switched from being a life-long Democrat to being a Republican.

@lawrencelewis2592

5 ай бұрын

@@elxaime As I recall reading somewhere, the Kennedys sucked up to Sinatra to get Sam Giancana to swing the Chicago vote to the Dems. Once JFK was in, they cut Sinatra off. I imagine there's more to it but that's all I remember.

Parents: Who wants to go to the Clam House??? Kids: Yaaaayyyy!!!!!!!

When Robert De Niro comes in with two guns and no mask, you’re in trouble.

@andrewweitzman4006

10 ай бұрын

My understanding is that hitmen didn't bother with the mask. They relied on the traditional unreliability of eyewitness testimony, along with the fact that pretty much nobody wanted to get involved as a witness in a mob hit. The important bit was getting rid of the evidence of the crime by either dumping the guns or leaving a clean weapon at the scene.

Frank watching the news: "I did that." Peggy watching Frank: "You did that."

That bodyguard sure knew how to jump over the bar so quick 😂

@michaelh1889

Жыл бұрын

Not a drop of booze was lost. 👍🤣

@gabrielwrv_

Жыл бұрын

He had no way of reacting, a proper bodyguard doesnt sit with his boss, he stays at his own watching the entrances with all attention

@Al-um6go

11 ай бұрын

14 shots from 2 revolvers. I don’t think so.

@cellpat2686

11 ай бұрын

Maybe that was the only moment I really LoL'd in this fantastic movie. I thought the Colombo hit in slo mo was hilarious as well but the dude flying over that bar took the cake. I have replayed this moment and laughed hard at it so many times. Credit to Crazy Joe too for the "b.s. league" cause he called it even if they got offended.

@jacksons1010

10 ай бұрын

@@Al-um6go I counted 9 shots. Edit: Ok, it was the news report that said 14. You’re right - makes no sense. Also said several guns were found, but the hit man did not drop his revolvers, so…yeah.

"Fuck!!! Shit!!! Fuck!!! Fuck!!!" Famous last words of Crazy Joe Gallo

@mikenewyork

9 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

Rumor has it Don Rickles, was Invited to Gallo's Birthday Dinner.. By Joey. Rickles mentioned this on a David Letterman Show. cool stuff..

I grew up just blocks from there. You could get a basket of shrimp at the kitchen door for 4 dollars, a dozen jumbo shrimp, perfectly cleaned, fantastic. Those were the days.

I remember eating there a few times growing up,it was pretty good but not really food to die for or anything.

@andrewnesbitt2523

11 ай бұрын

Heyyooooooo!! 😂

@npc3po301

10 ай бұрын

Badum-TISH!!

@Israel-nb7ip

10 ай бұрын

Rim shot..!

@Paratrooper23

9 ай бұрын

I ate a lot of times across the street at the Luna restaurant. Best food. Not to mention the Feast of St. Gennaro and all the food and drink made and sold right on the street. Health Department? Fahgettaboutit! 😆😆😆

@thomaspavelko9412

9 ай бұрын

@@Paratrooper23 😅 Brought back a memory from my childhood When you mention Health Department there's a guy in the neighborhood that used to forge those that and the inspection stickers on cars.

Bufalino didn't need to say anything,just give Frank the look

1:01 That look says it all.

There was a police made chalk outline of the body on the sidewalk. It became a tourist attraction. When it started to fade guys would re-do it.

That look from Pesci said it all.

1:00 They were speaking Eye-talian here

@dirkbogarde7796

Жыл бұрын

Excuse me?

@UnityAgainstJewishEvil

Жыл бұрын

Good one, haha.

Sookie Stackhouse read his mind and figured it out

" It was amongst the italians, it was greaseball shit"

Messy kill. Assuming the reenactment was accurate, it's a wonder he didn't kill others in the line of fire.

@pyalot

Жыл бұрын

Backstop means there are people to catch the overpenetrations before they damage the fine establishment 😜

My pops and I lived on 120 Mullberry. Miss u pops

That napkin holder was my favorite character. I wish they'd done more with it.

@dustyrain4634

Жыл бұрын

It had the makings of a varsity athlete

@damonkupper5688

Жыл бұрын

It was a metaphor

@anonymousdude4011

Жыл бұрын

It’s been in many movies.

@TheFunkPoppy

Жыл бұрын

​@@dustyrain4634make sure you form a seal

@dustyrain4634

Жыл бұрын

@@TheFunkPoppy shit I think that's from the sopranos but can't remember what or who was in the scene. Pauly maybe?

interesting that they would show the WTC a year before it was actually finished and opened.

John Johnson is the Reporter

@mikenewyork

7 ай бұрын

😂 “Get me John Johnson!” I actually know him and he’s a great man. 👍😊

@anthonytripp2251

Ай бұрын

Jay Jay, the man, the legend ♥️

1:03 that look where he tells him to kill him without even saying anything, just that one look has to be quite possibly the best piece of acting in cinematic history.

you know, you know somebody well... when just a look, lets you know .. exactly what he is thinking!

De Niro is too old for the role. It looks ridiculous

@jcg2922

Жыл бұрын

Context though. Men who were 52 in 1972 look like men who are 78 now.

@deenice9169

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. The movie really would’ve been so much better if they got people who were more believable. I could’ve even get into it. Felt too forced with the old characters trying to play young guys. Didn’t feel real at all. They could’ve casted DeNiro as an old man and just gotten an actual guy the character’s age to play the character. Would’ve made the movie wayyy less ridiculous and maybe a classic like Goodfellas

@loloabyu

Жыл бұрын

@@deenice9169 It is cringe to watch those two old fats playing younger characters. The film itself was uninteresting and boring, the felling was that you were watching a very cheap made b movie

@anthonytripp2251

Ай бұрын

And way too short. The real Sheeran was huge, they couldn't find a helmet big enough when he played football. I thought Pacino was poor as Hoffa. The guy who played Tony Pro actually looked and sounded more like Hoffa, who was a Midwesterner. But that's just my opinion. The book "Hoffa" by Sloane is the best on the subject

@Zerpersande

26 күн бұрын

Little pissant dissing one of the greatest actors that ever lived.

The reporter said a total of 14 shots were fired, but De Niro had just two revolvers, 6 shots apiece, and did no reloading?

I love how Frank awkwardly says happy birthday to the bodyguard also.

I didn't know Joe Gallo was Sebastian Maniscalco he's hilarious in his comedy stand ups.

Boyle was GREAT as Crazy Joe

Decades later, Joe Gallo crazily left witness protection to pursue a career in comedy...

Me and my Wife ate there back in 2004 on a visit to NYC...The Chicken Florentine was GREAT!!!

Great scene!!

It did not happen this way. The Irishman did not kill Gallo.

The"Irishman" didn't fit the descriptions given of the shooter and was not likely the killer. More likely this wasn't a planned hit given Gallo's celebrating in public with his family. Instead this may have been an opportunistic payback for a beating of a Gambino capo in a different restaurant a few years before by the Gallo crew. That beating was only halted by the intervention of a Genovese crew who were nearby. That capo, and now a powerful and feared underboss, was Aniello Dellacroce, of the Gambino family and overseer of the "blue collar" section of the family (read: traditional street crime and killers). His headquarters was in Little Italy and its been said Gallo was spotted going into Umberto's and Dellacroce decided it was time for a final reckoning. After the hit it was reported by law enforcement officials that high fives were going around that morning at the Gambino clubhouse.

@mikeprevost8650

8 ай бұрын

Dellacroce was John Gotti's mentor. When Dellacroce died in 1985, Gotti was infuriated when Paul Castellano didn't attend his wake and funeral. Castellano was under indictment in the Commission case and didn't want to be seen in the company of other mobsters. It was one of the motives behind Gotti killing him outside of Spark's Steak House. By that time, the other indicted bosses were aware that the Feds had bugged Big Paulie's mansion on Staten Island, and had hours of tape of him discussing Mob business with his Dominican mistress, so they didn't object to a change in "management" with the Gambinos.

@whocaresidontfuckoff

7 ай бұрын

the police detectives who investigated the murder named sheeran as the most likely hitman to do it. It makes sense to send the irishman tho, if something went sideways, instead of a mob war you just wack the killer

@ninodeoliveira5854

6 ай бұрын

Ppl who survived the shooting have said that Sheeran is the most likely suspect they can picture

@eddiegrimm9462

5 ай бұрын

@@ninodeoliveira5854 he didnt kill joey gallo he had no part in it

My wife and I enjoyed our visit to Umberto's. Good food.

@FrankieD92

Жыл бұрын

DW and I had dinner there in March of ‘72; calamari was good…

@jefffromjersey52

Жыл бұрын

When was this , because it has changed locations like 2x.. the one in the news reel on the Corner was the Original Location. and I did not even know that at the time they were only open a couple of months when the Gallo Hit went down... In the 80's people were still talking about it , and then the Sparks Steak house Shooting of Paul Castellano ,, NYC was a crazy place in the 70's and 80's ,. the Mob was for Real back then.

@bigtex4058

Жыл бұрын

@@jefffromjersey52 It was 2005.

@johntaormina1084

Жыл бұрын

I grabbed a couple of menus off a table for dining outside in 1980 still have them

@at1970

Жыл бұрын

And to top it off, you lived thru it.

Pete the Greek runs and hides like a b*tch while Joe gets mowed down

Fantastic movie!

notice the magnifying glass on the kitchen table..signifies deniro getting old..

Pesci looks like the guy from Up....

That was my dad's Chevy !

@mikenewyork

11 ай бұрын

😄

Live by the sword, DIE by the sword.

Maybe the book tells it better but I never liked the way Scorsese portrayed Rogue to hate Frank. Like how does she know her father was involved? Man was just watching the news, it could have been done by anyone.

When you think of malbury street what’s the first thing that comes to mind??? Umbertos , beautiful fuckin hit

Tom Dreesen has a great story about the time Gallo put a hit out on Johnny Carson

@mikenewyork

11 ай бұрын

😱

Joe Gallo not so tough now, is he? 😂

@gkiller6593

11 ай бұрын

Smokin joe pack

It was b.s. though. Frank S. was not called on that piece of work. It was an impromptu call. Someone happened to see Joey and his group and alerted guys. Not a planned one.

"Check please....". 😮

You insulted him a little bit

Scorcese's movies look so real.

Joey Gallo is a Gold Glove slugging outfielder for the Rangers/Yankees!!

How can there have been 14 shots fired with two snub nosed revolvers?

@Noscams00

Жыл бұрын

Hollywood magic

@ericconnor8419

Жыл бұрын

We only see 9 shots so he must have reloaded or the bodyguard fired back

@michaeldavid6284

Жыл бұрын

It's in the script.

@UnderWorldOfDarkness

Жыл бұрын

Because more than two guns were used. You think you're getting the full truth from a Hollywood movie?

@baxpiz1289

11 ай бұрын

w 6 u get eggroll

"I remember me and Joe Pesci used to have whole conversations without ever opening our mouths. He called it Shining."

In the description it says "after a night seeing Don Rickles at the Copacabana with friend Jerry Orbach," is this the actor Jerry Orbach? --- Okay, answered my own question, guess I was being lazy: Retired homicide investigator Joseph Coffey has told tabloid National Enquirer that Orbach and Gallo were friends when the actor was a big name in Broadway in 1972, and was with the mob boss when he was gunned down.

@mikenewyork

Жыл бұрын

Yes! 👍

You can see how awkward it was for DeNiro to be using elevator shoes giving him over six 6️⃣ inches more on his 5’9” frame

Wait a minute, two six shot revolvers were used but 14 shots were fired??

Now now Joe you insulted him a little bit

Killing a made man in front of his family was supposed to be a bit of a no-no.

24 years ago I ate at Umberto's.I went to the mens room, its downstairs in a large open room and I had the feeling people were definitely murdered down here.A few years later I went back and they were in a new location, food was just as good, atmosphere was different though.

@mikenewyork

6 ай бұрын

Precisely. They moved locations. Never was the same atmosphere. 👍

He thought he couldn't be touched after not only being disrespectful but Joey Gallo brought too much attention to himself like John Gotti did

@Paratrooper23

9 ай бұрын

The word on the street (and that's where I heard it) is that crazy Joey was running off at the mouth too much. There was even a movement started (by who, I dunno) that he was going to write a book and tell everything. I don't think that he was that stupid but the rumor was designed to get more people upset with him. Many on the "top" didn't appreciate him and his mouth BUT he brought in a LOT of money. Even they were "interested" in that rumor. Truth be told they were a paranoid group. As for John Gotti, Sammy the Bull even told him basically to STFU. Not in so many words but to that effect. John thought he was "Golden". Turns out that he WASN'T! Truth be told the only guy that was untouchable was a black guy named Nicky Barnes. The mob drug dealer to Harlem and other some such neighborhoods. Interesting story.

and Carmine isn't there either. I think he went across the street or something.

@billhorning4023

9 ай бұрын

And Maury still hasn't come home yet 😅

@geoff3103

9 ай бұрын

@@billhorning4023 😆😆

DonJohnson Ch 7 newscaster in that era..also a street reporter

@Wordman67

11 ай бұрын

John Johnson

A total of fourteen shots? Did I miss something? It looked like two six shot revolvers to me.

@ThePotentialFailure

Жыл бұрын

They can be 8

@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid

Жыл бұрын

You may have missed a counting lesson at some point. 😕

@johntaormina1084

Жыл бұрын

Hey it's like a cowboy movie they don't run outta bullets !

@fbrieden

Жыл бұрын

Comment Rev. 1: May have been five shot revolvers. Make and model unknown.

@dudescancookshow

Жыл бұрын

count the shots in slow-mo and there were only 9, who is counting 14

Crazy Joe's Yelp Review: Fantastic food with a bit too high Lead content. A family friendly, authentic Sicilian restaurant,

i'm not sure if i'm right because the scene was a bit blurry, but those two guns looked like revolvers. the radio guy said 14 shots were fired, meaning the revolvers would both have had to be uncommon 7 shot guns. also, the two tall, paired buildings looked like the world trade center, but the WTC did not open until a year after this murder.

Should have just cast younger actors for these roles. Too goddamn old.

My father was in the KKK when I was 10 and we lived in New Orleans. I submit to you that it is a visceral bond between parent and child that just lets you know some things without having to actually know those things.

@J.Gainez

Жыл бұрын

he took that ass kicking he got from that skinny black guy straight to the soul

@joogullae3456

11 ай бұрын

the US wouldbe in much better shape these days if it was mostly whites.

@pablogats4627

7 ай бұрын

Based pops

It's said that Jerry Orbach ( Law & Order) was a friend of Joe Gallo was sitting at that table when the shooting started and refused to cooperate with the police investigation I find that to be one of those art imitates life kinda things

@mikenewyork

10 ай бұрын

I think he was invited-like Don Rickles was-after Don’s show but said he couldn’t go. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@MarcG7424

10 ай бұрын

@@mikenewyork Don didn't show but Jerry did there was a interview with a retired police detective who said he believed Jerry could identify the shooter but Jerry wouldn't cooperate so the investigation eventually died ( pun intended )

@mikenewyork

10 ай бұрын

@@MarcG7424 😱

@mikenewyork

10 ай бұрын

@@MarcG7424 Lots of contradictory hearsay statements in writing and video interviews. There seems to be no definitive proof Orbach went. Aronson said: “Jerry and Marta Orbach were at Gallo's birthday party at the Copacabana, but the Orbachs went home after that party and so were not in Umberto's Claim House when the murder occurred.” 🤷🏻‍♂️

@mikenewyork

10 ай бұрын

@@MarcG7424 Then there’s the opposite: “Retired homicide investigator Joseph Coffey has told tabloid National Enquirer that Orbach and Gallo were friends when the actor was a big name in Broadway in 1972, and was with the mob boss when he was gunned down. But Coffey insists he wasn’t able to close the case because Orbach refused to name the killer. The retired cop says, “You’d think he would have wanted to help us solve it (the case). However, when I brought him in for questioning Orbach dummied up. “I don’t think he was afraid that the mob would take revenge on him if he talked. I think he was just afraid it would ruin his career.” 😊🤷🏻‍♂️

Joey zasa was based on joey gallo.i get it

Just noticed the inaccuracy in the news report stating "14 shots fired" which would have been impossible with those revolvers (and we can count 9 in the movie) subtly implying the police are either incompetent or just don't care.

@paulmoss7940

9 ай бұрын

Read the intro . Cops did it on purpose and said four men, but they knew it was one and followed the one perp leads from witnesses. Sounds dumb for a cop trick.

Apparently the late ,great Jerry Orbach was eating with Crazy Joe Gallo that night.

How was there a total of 14 shots? That’s pretty bad for a marksman. 2 hit Gallo and 1 hit the body guard? So 11 bullets just randomly flew around. Crazy his family wasn’t hit. I don’t get how if he used revolvers then how were there 14 shots fired? Unless the revolvers held 7 each.

This was revenge for Albert Anastasia And a lot of other things

what, 12 shots? good grief ... from what I remember reading, it only took a couple. But then that's hollywood.

Killer food at that place

Yeah. They killed him because they had respect for him. Give it up -

an Irishman walks into a bar..

i used to live by there

Does anybody know why his daughter clearly suspects his involvement in this scene? From what I can see, he's home eating cereal and listening to the news but wouldn't he have been doing that anyway? How does she know he isn't just keeping up with current events?

@jonap6324

Жыл бұрын

That was the coldest part of it to be honest. To suspect a cousin friend brother or father has killed in that manner makes it extremely uncomfortable around them i would've pretended not to know just to keep me safe i don't ever wanna know that kinda information about anyone that's ur burden to carry

@plrc4593

Жыл бұрын

She was just clever.

@dans9463

Жыл бұрын

​@plrc4593 Year after year, the clues fall into place.

@gabrielsandoval7331

Жыл бұрын

If this were real life I imagine his daughter was keen to his involvement in the gangland of that time and therefore assumed, without knowing for sure, that her father was involved in this incident to a certain degree. Then she gives him that stare down and he looks at her with a guilty look in his face which she clearly read. Now Frank Sheeran had nothing to do with Crazy Joe's whacking. But in the many interviews I've seen of children of the mob, many of them admit that, despite how warm their fathers were, at a certain point in their young lives they realized that their fathers were involved in some gangster shit.

@jamesfeldman4234

Жыл бұрын

The daughter suspects Frank was involved because he looks guilty. He looks guilty even when eating cereal. Frank's a guilty kind of guy.

Jerry Orbach & his' wife were there, (Detective Briscoe) from "Law & Order." This sheeran was NOT the killer. I know bob's devastated but bs!

When someone can see right through you. The actress playing his daughter was great in this.

I'll have the conch to start make it spicy... AHH, and them the linguine with the white sauce, and a .38 slug to the back of my head.

@mikenewyork

9 ай бұрын

😂

When did this movie come out? 2019? And we still cant find good young Italian actors to fill in for DeNiro, Pesi, and Pacino? I mean really? These dudes will still be making Mafia movies until 2050. 🙄🙄🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

@mikenewyork

4 ай бұрын

😄

@brianjirish

4 ай бұрын

@@mikenewyork It's a good movie and thanks for the upload! I just wish to see some new faces in movies like this one. That's my only complaint.

There were two revolvers, but 14 shots counted? There are several instances where the same sequence of shots is seen from two different perspectives. What looks like too many shots fired is actually poor editing choices.

@mechanwhal6590

11 ай бұрын

Maybe each one has seven shots?

Such BS...it's well known Sheerhan had 0 to do with Gallo's murder...but the rest of it seemed pretty legit from what I've read. But I still feel like putting up such a blatantly false story like Sheerhan killing Gallo and Hoffa, or anybody else for that matter, outside of the military, kills the movie.

I feel like if you do this today you be in jail the next

Good hit...Gallo deserved it...what a loudmouth...

When the trash takes itself out

Did i miss something? Two revolvers 6 shots a piece but 14 shots all together?

@lazurm

Жыл бұрын

groverstreet7128, Yes, you did miss something. You forgot to actually count the shots. Do that and you'll see it's way under 14 shots.

The way it should be DONE!!!!!!

Why did they say "celebrating his 47th birthday?" Wasn't he killed at 43? Is this just being accurate on how the real news coverage reported it?

@mikenewyork

11 ай бұрын

🤷🏻‍♂️ Good question.

14 shots is a neat trick with a pair of 5 shot revolvers.

@Esuper1

Жыл бұрын

counted 9 shots. It;s the media. Forgetboutit

0:53

@mikenewyork

Жыл бұрын

😂

Maybe the bodyguard got off some rounds

Where is Jerry Orbach!

kentrianakis,im greek too.

@mikenewyork

11 ай бұрын

I noticed the Βλάχος. 👍

Don't go out to eat at 4am