What if Richie Aprile became boss?

[@travismiles5885]

I wish we could have had some episodes with Richie and Ralphie together but that was just too much psycho to cram on the small screen. But can you imagine what kind of shit they could have put Tony through if he had to deal with both of them at the same time?

[@villiannewyork]

Honestly sounds pretty cool, I think Richie would get annoyed with how expressive Ralphie is in contract to himself but they're both so unhinged it would be interesting to see

[@teksnotdead902]

@@villiannewyork I agree I think they'd be at each others throats as much as Tonys but if they could keep their complaints targeted at Tony they'd bring on so many panic attacks.

[@ron87SBP]

Ralphie was a member of Richie's crew

[@philleotardo6453]

@@ron87SBP just came to type that

[@travismiles5885]

@@ron87SBP I never realized that. I'm a terrible fan. But nonetheless that's still a lot of psycho to have all in one place. They were both power hungry they could have worked together to get Tony, but I think they would have turned on each other once Tony was out of the way.

[@sean5558]

Richies fate was sealed when they showed the scene of him cooking eggs in lyvias kitchen after he spent the night with Janice. Cooking eggs in the Sopranos is a bad omen

[@ricsims]

RIP Ralphie

[@MomMom4Cubs]

That's an excellent point!

[@UgoStrange]

I never saw that

[@EmptyDude111]

Good observation. See that too now that you mention it. Richie was making eggs. Ralphie was making eggs. Tony was cooking too before Junior shot him. Not sure if it was eggs though

[@Mikey-sp1zz]

@@enaquasanitas7017 fun fact it was scene that cut out where bobbie was making eggs before getting killed

[@MisterQuasar]

“No, say never, hes a shopping cart, from here on out” Richie wouldve been a colorful boss to say the least

[@Void7.4.14]

Sil: "Ya know he may never walk again!" Pauly: "Never say never." Rich: "No, say never. He's a shopping cart, from here on out." 😭

[@momoshiggles3631]

My favorite fucking Richie quote. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@faisalkamal4319]

@@momoshiggles3631 it's i backed off then I put it in drive

[@turdeyeblind]

@@Void7.4.14 you literally just regurgitated this guys comment. Wtf?

[@gurusheat3506]

It’s actually “NO say never”

[@blacki4268]

What if Richie Aprile became boss? - The jacket would of been made

[@bullywhispers9544]

Hahaha!

[@JayCity10]

What about his father?

[@christianyepez1016]

I love that Morgan Freeman has become a regular

[@rickyandreou]

It's unlikely that he would have ever been accepted as boss to begin with. As junior said he wasn't particularly well respected or well liked. If by some stroke of incredible luck he did himself boss, it wouldn't last. He was far too volatile & unhinged to effectively manage an entire organization. He was basically a more unstable & violent version of Ralph but without Ralph's intelligence & business acumen. He'd be taken out and replaced within a couple of years.

[@JoJoJoker]

Ralph was arguably more violent than Ritchie.

[@GRUSTLER]

Days

[@wolf7el356]

He would've been a lot like Phil Leotardo, except way worse of a leader & that's really saying something because Phil was a horrendous leader lol.

[@tedwojtasik8781]

Ralphie was a psycho, but he was an intelligent and typically controlled, goal driven psycho. The only time Ralphie lost control in a way which was detrimental to the family is when he killed the stripper. That was plain stupid and extremely irresponsible. Other than that, Ralphie was the only one in the family with enough brains and balls to run the show if Tony was gone.

[@T-roc57]

He was respected...but he wasn't very well liked, wasn't the smartest guy, was crazy, and not a good leader.

[@chadghost8204]

Richie was one of my absolute favorite characters. Wish he’d been around a little longer.

[@T-roc57]

I like how this comment is actually legit lol.

[@Skyx5m50]

I kinda wish they had him really change and try to settle down with Janice but Janice was manipulating him the whole time.

[@teksnotdead902]

I love Richie but he'd have made a terrible boss. He doesn't think ahead or exercise any amount of caution and deliberately antagonizes anyone he believes is beneath him, whether they are or not. He'd be dead or in jail in no time, especially with the Feds gaining interest in the family.

[@turdeyeblind]

I totally agree. But I think Richie would do well as a small-time murder for hire family/glorified crew. Something along the lines of the De Maggio family.

[@lukim2744]

Ahhh the De Maggio family Now they were some real killers.

[@B_B463]

Sopranos Street had the toughest reputation in Essex County, but he never came back after I been through with him...

[@mikefloyd3152]

He later died of Alzheimer's

[@shutup2751]

would end in tears, richie was unstable and trigger happy, they'd get rid of him after a year or two

[@ramonserna8089]

Yeah, also he lacked diplomatic skills. If he coudnt sell a coup to Albert he would have struggled much more than Tony with the NY mob.

[@MarcusLB1998]

Not necessarily, Greg Scarpa is a shining example

[@commiezombie2477]

Richie was a dying breed in a new game. He played by the old rules. David did an amazing job of exuding contempt in his character you could sense it very well on his screen time. A+

[@OjasOjasOjas3]

Richie has always been a really interesting character to me and honestly I feel like he acts as a walking example (like most characters in the show) of what NOT to do when you're in a situation where someone wronged you. Let's look at it like this. Richies story and first appearance in the show begins in a relatively "respectable" way (as deemed within rules of this thing of theirs). When Richie gets released he's done a stint in the can for 10 years without ratting, stayed loyal to the family, was blood brothers with the universally respected Jackie, had people running successful businesses which he funded before he went to jail, highly respected junior, and on top of it all was actually Tonys senior and could have been extremely respected. Here's where it gets interesting though. Quite honestly when looking at every situation Richie is put in (besides his endgame with Janice), he happens to be completely in the right. When confronting Beansie about points owed to him, RIchie was not being irrational in terms of mafia rules, Beansie owed him in that right because Richie was the one who greenlit his operation to begin with. Richie was also correct in giving Dave Santino a clear warning to not come to any more of his card games after he got a light envelope from him. The issue and irony of these incidents, however, was the 2 R's Richie could never figure out how to implement or gain well: Reaction and Respect. Despite being in the right usually in every situation he was in, Richie reaction is both brutally irrational and extreme. Due to reluctance of giving points he makes Beansie a parapalegic on the spot in front of a crowd on his first day out (instead of resolving the situation with a sit down in which if he stated his case he could have easily been in the favor of the other captains and Tony), he disrespects and costs the family money by attacking Davey at the card game causing high rollers to leave leaving Tony embarrased, and with the combination of these two incidents loses the respect of all the capos and at one point is finds even Junior to be embarrassed by him. Mind you, this behavior and hostility shown and done to Richie is all based on the Beansie incident. Throughout the show Richie shows himself to be one of the most loyal members of the family, even threatening to kill Bevilacqua after he tried to kill Christopher when he could have easily resolved that situation in a different angle, despite knowing deep down that Junior didn't really care about him Richie still tried to make more money by distributing cocaine along the routes not out of stupidity or greed but because he was just trying to put up his points to Junior. Hell, the only reason Richie even remotely hints towards the idea of taking Tony out of that thing of theirs is only because he's quite literally disrespecting Richie's position, his neglect of showing respect he should have given to Richie after getting out for so long, and the fact that he is not allowing Richie or Junior to profit as much as they should all trickling down from the Beansie incident. Richie is a living (not really) example of making sure to go about situations carefully even when the logical initiative is so clearly in your own favor, because reaction is everything. If he just played his cards based on logic and not purely over emotion, he could have been something greater within the show and gained the respect of many members instead of lying dead in front of half warm pasta from a bullet shot by Janice. Just like how Richie shouldn't have gone into the pizzeria on his first day out of jail hot-headed and crippled Beansie despite being clearly in the right, you need to approach situations in life (when even you are the most in the right person in the world) with logical and calculated intent in order to avoid initiating a reckless reaction done out of emotion that can be on levels worse than the disservice that warranted it.

[@OjasOjasOjas3]

​@@enaquasanitas7017 Richie was most definitely old school and that shined through with his loyalty to the family. Despite knowing Christopher hit his niece and at the time was a low level member compared to him, Richie still put the family before anything else and drives out Bevilacqua before making any decisions on what to do afterwards. Hell, if I remember right it was Richie who actually tipped Pussy and Paulie outside the restaurant about the Bevilacqua location (could be wrong though). I agree with you on the fear factor as well, Richie despite being pretty small in terms of size compared to the other characters, had killer eyes and an unflinching spirit. You could see your reflection through his marble texured eyes with how mentally twisted the mans mental balance appeared to be. It was a known fact that Tony only hired and worked with people who he thought he could control and he tries his hardest to LIMIT Richie (the banning of the coke routes and the refusal to talk to him about business at satriales) but Tony could never directly control Richie and even when he threatened him Richie knew exactly how to react (think of how Richie controlled the interaction between them both at the mall). Even when it came time for Tony to plot out a hit on Richie (due to the information said to him by Junior), he suggested Silvio take care of it over him and it was all due to Tony knowing he couldn't control Richie. He just couldn't get past Richies passion to constantly implement and remind people about the old school ways of that thing of theirs (thankfully he didn't complain about the can as much as phil or talk about the old days as much as feech *almost*). Speaking of the symbolism, Richies inability to move past the negative aspects and evolve the old school state of mind costs him his life. "I'm from the old school. You want to raise your hands you give her your last name." One punch for Janice (like the one attack on Beansie) resulted in 2 bullets (signifying the two R's Richie could never get or change: Respect and Reaction). Richies death also signifies the end of the old school, when he dies so does the last old school capo who had the true family mentality of keeping everyone within the mob first and spreading the money evenly always making sure to give points to your higher up. In fact with the death of Richie more problems than ever sprouted up especially with his absence inciting Jackie Jr. to engage in whatever shenangagins he was up to and Christopher becoming a capo, in a way Richies death (in the same trickle-down effect his fate was from crippling Beansie to later almost being the victim of a major hit) kickstarts the end of true loyalty within the mob.

[@wraynephew6838]

Richie had no claims to Beansie pizza business. Beansie help them make money moving H. Richie gets caught by the feds and Beansie wisely uses his money to start his own business and pretty much stay out of the life. Richie had no legitimate claim to Beansie's money.

[@donnymoney4222]

Still goin dis asshole

[@Mukation]

@@wraynephew6838 exactly, he usually had the right, but always acted wrong. Any money Beansie was funding to the mob (cause i thought he was pitching in to the mob) that Richie felt owed to him should have gone through Tony. He came out on the first day and beat the guy to a pulp, no matter how "right" he was, he acted wrong. Same with the card game, had he taken Tony aside and explained the situation, Tony would have sided with Richie. But since Richie fucked up the game, Tony didn't care about Richie's plight

[@greyjedi6430]

The Morgan Freeman narration through this absolutely killed me

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

Very nice presentation, especially the Shawshank scene.

[@ddobry21]

The Shawshank stuff was hysterical 😂

[@MomMom4Cubs]

I'm nutty for the Morgan Freeman voice!!! I thought I was a fan before, but I'm a SUPERFAN now!!!!

[@WillNelson73]

Richie was too much of a psychopath to be boss. Takes a combination of being loved and feared. Tony had that balance. Richie would have only functioned on fear. In addition, Richie was reckless when angry and would have burned everything down

[@harvillex4284]

Agreed. Justified most of the time for being angry though lol

[@ramonserna8089]

Tony was a terrible boss. He played favorites and made irrational decitions. I think the greatest boss was Jackie and the show even makes a point of showing how everything goes downhill after he dies. Richie makes a great soldier if you can earn his loyality do. You allways need a psycho to watch your back. A good boss would have appeased him and throwed him some bone, wich Tony failed to do.

[@WillNelson73]

@@ramonserna8089 Tony bent over backwards trying to appease Richie. But he couldn’t allow Richie to treat him like a kid or he would have lost authority. Tony couldn’t allow Richie to flaunt his rule against selling cocaine on the routes. Richie forced Tony’s hand and Tony had to push back hard or lose respect (or even worse) There was NOTHING Tony could have done to appease Richie. Richie felt that HE should be boss. Period

[@WillNelson73]

@Red Lobster Skull even with monsters there is a certain degree of pragmatism. Richie ran over a man and enjoyed inflicting pain which would have brought too much attention AND created enemies. Scarfo is actually a good example of what Richie's reign may have looked like. Scarfo was hated even by his own family. Hardly anyone even attended his funeral

[@tomz5704]

@Red Lobster Skull scarfo only stayed in power as long as he did because he killed everyone immediately if he suspected anything, plus he was backed by a bunch of new york families. He might have been king, but it was a king of ashes

[@Pieslops_The_Cyclops]

New Sopranos Street video, my day is Made™ (Old School)

[@bullywhispers9544]

Glad you enjoy!

[@MrRoboto81]

Richie was one of the best characters on the show. He was killed off way too soon.

[@thesopranosltp_]

Was just thinking about this what if for a vid 😂. Excellent job as always man

[@Crumb451]

Love Mr. Freeman’s thoughts 💭

[@JohnDRambo]

"how about I build a ramp to your ass... drive a Lionel up in there" Richie was a trip😭😭😂😂💀

[@bareforbiddenlighterz6552]

"truth be told Richie didnt do much work.. he spent most his days trying to send me to slip and fall school" LOL

[@stproducciones9140]

Morgan Freeman is starting to become an established mainstay of the show

[@corleonetoto2131]

Indeed was always

[@Friiedbeef]

Huh. I was just thinking about this. Glad to see you're a mind reader.

[@littlekingtrashmouth9219]

Would there be a fast track program at the slip and fall school?

[@bullywhispers9544]

Yeah, they are even online now lol. Thanks for watching!

[@CeasarJames]

Amazing video and well thought out! 👏👏

[@mondoseguendo6113]

If Richie became boss then Tony don’t get the jacket.

[@jh6025]

I love your videos! Thank you for some much needed levity.

[@frankmurphy7234]

Sil & Paulie would never settle

[@jonathanwhitecup6628]

Yo....Morgan Freeman chiming in had me rollin!

[@filmer197]

rofl, that morgan freeman voiceovers got me to subscribe :)

[@jeremyweems4916]

He did take that jacket off Rocko.

[@dankestranch8738]

Quality of Sopranos content on this channel is unmatched

[@blaxican1612]

I like candy bubble gum and taffy

[@edisondinaric4374]

the jacket was a representation of power. he said there was a man who had the toughest reputation in Essex county wore this jacket Rocco DeMaio. which Richie said after i was done him (implying i was more powerful then him) trying to indirectly imply he will destroy tony. that's how i saw it maybe I'm wrong

[@pirobot668beta]

Ritchie would self-destruct even faster than the pace we saw so far! Richie was a little man with little ideas, but given any sort of power he would lose all restraint! Nobody could mentor him, he'd listen to nobody but himself. Ritchie as a Boss would horrible.

[@garcel1251]

“There were… and they put up a good fight… But Richy wouldn’t let them be” 😂💀

[@TheSweetestScience]

lol, how did you get the Morgan Freeman narrations?! Thank you for the video btw, Richie was my favorite.

[@MB-in9px]

Really enjoy listening to these hypothetical scenarios

[@Void7.4.14]

Thing is, the show makes it pretty clear that they aren't a "Glorified Crew". That's just bluster from stuck-up NY guys who never say it in front of anybody from Jersey and who bend over backwards to avoid conflict with the DiMeo family cause they bring in boatloads of cash and are capable of significant violence. It's made very clear that the family is much bigger than we ever see. We only see a slice of it that intersects with Tony, his inner circle, and some of his business dealings. The biggest crews in the family get no airtime (other than their Caporegimes...occasionally) and I don't think that's all his crew consisted of or it more than doubled in size fast to become the most profitable. I don't see it. I think his crew had a lot more than that going on. But I still think he'd have burned hot and went out fast if he ever made it to the big seat. He had the wrong temperament. Great for a soldier, horrible for a boss.

[@realazduffman]

He was fearless for a guy his size.

[@crazyjoedavola5430]

Then what?

[@greywakez]

@@crazyjoedavola5430 He fuccin dies, I can't even wear his shoes

[@SiccDeville]

he would be fleeeexin' that's for sure.

[@JayCity10]

Richie?

[@closefomo]

You should make one of these on either Ralphie or Chris

[@tubularbill]

He would’ve been a disaster. Can you imagine New York working with this guy? There is no way Carmine or Johnny Sac will take him seriously

[@randomcenturion7264]

He's either be so stupid they'd use him as a puppet or so irrational a very one-sided war would've happened.

[@bigboyblue7181]

Ever notice how a lot of these guys like Nicky Scarfo and Sammy the Bull, Tony Spilotro were 5 ft 5 little shrimps? Harry the Hunchback Richobenni.

[@Magicpickle5]

It still amazes me that Sammy the Bull only got 5 years for 19 fucking murders lmao--even with the snitching on John Gotti.

[@travismiles5885]

@@Magicpickle5 The guy grew up on the streets making deals and was into all kinds of construction deals, he was quite the "businessman" if you will. Making the deal with the feds was probably the easiest of his entire career, he was probably disappointed they didn't dicker with him more.

[@villiannewyork]

Richie has to be one of the most intimidating short fictional mob characters next to Joe Pesci's characters

[@ITILII]

@@Magicpickle5 Gotti's ego, big mouth and treachery turned Sammy against him, and Gotti died in prison....goes around comes around

[@ketienne1021]

The Morgan Freeman voice though lol

[@laurenpeterson9510]

Morgan!!!

[@whitecloak11]

He is Fucking old school ,my fav character by far

[@bcb5696]

Nothing about how he acted was old school

[@sole__doubt]

I dare anyone see David Proval in another show and not yell "oh shit its Richie!"

[@RedcoatTrooper]

Would love a part 2 where if Richie had taken over you cover how he would have handled some of Tony's problems like Ralphie, Carmine HUD dispute, new york civil war, Phil 20 years,

[@nickjohnson6368]

I second this!

[@Guiltyconscience83]

Pretty cool channel dude. Keep up the good work.

[@nathansands71]

Totally agree with this analysis. Sometimes in the real world the Richie succeeds and the whole organization suffers for it.

[@dandavis8300]

Ooh!!! It just came to me. Janis didn't kill Richie in a fit of rage because he hit her. She just realized he wasn't boss material. She pushed Ralphie down the stairs when he broke up with Rosalie, which was a bad move from the power perspective, that and he'd had to hit Jackie Jr. which made him no friend of the Apriles. She shot Richie because she couldn't nag him into moving against Tony. Then she took up with Bobby, who was a schlub but didn't mind her pushing him toward the top. Might have made it if he'd survived the war.

[@cydc08]

There was nothing anyone could do about it. Richie never had the makings of a varsity athlete.

[@PeekaBooo25]

Those Morgan Freeman impersonations cracked me up! 😂🤣😂

[@frankmurphy7234]

I needed this

[@ptsigas]

hey Sopranos street 🤙👍 keep up the hard work! really enjoying the 'sodes! 👌

[@johnnyboyspero5470]

One of the best characters in show

[@jasontisdale6481]

The Morgan Freeman voiceovers killed it 😂

[@corleonetoto2131]

Brother your video are great, absolutely 💯 specially this one Morgan freeman, shawshank redemption (one of the greatest movies ever: my name is Andy 😂). Keep it coming, respect and love brother, thanks

[@bullywhispers9544]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@VenomousStare]

This video made me happier than Vito getting Shashanked in the pooper!

[@Steve-gc5nt]

Holy crap, what a scary thought!

[@loyaltyisroyalty5616]

The Morgan freeman Shawshank skits are primo top-of-the-line 😂

[@giornogiovanna9927]

What movie is this 6:47

[@bullywhispers9544]

Its from the show The Wire. Thanks for watching!

[@aguy2162]

That jacket is dope

[@captaindowntown7851]

My new hobby is binge watching your videos. Keep it up bro!

[@sundjatamb3061]

your pfp is one of the GOAT albums

[@robertnichols2283]

You’re absolutely right: he’d be another Nicky Scarfo

[@faisalkamal4319]

Jackie jr will flip like Philip leonetti

[@kevinb2844]

Scarfo was worse.

[@rainehernandez8345]

If Richie was boss, he would've sent all his soldiers to slip and fall school.

[@mr.zesozadfrack7790]

You wanna talk like a mulinyan?

[@cosmicskates7721]

You say 'takeover' @ 5:24 as i'm looking at Richie right here and the real life madioso Nicky Scarfo scares me to my core even more and rhyme words I didn't DIDD-ENT say on purpose lol

[@augustoferre9707]

Tony Soprano: There's men in can that are better looking than my sister Morgan Freeman: They were

[@CallieMasters5000]

My favorite line from Richie was "If there's ever anything you can do for me, don't hesitate to call". 😂 What a turd!

[@GRUSTLER]

The Morgan Freeman Shawkshank Redemption voice over was brilliant and funny.

[@aaronkolatch5211]

Amazing! I wonder how it would go if Paulie Walnuts became boss.

[@gmac9133]

🤔 I think, if Walnuts became Boss the whole world would be a utopia. 🌎

[@boldbearings]

These are great.😁

[@rentsy3444]

this is the only sopranos youtube channel with voice over from Morgan Freeman.

[@juliusevola2801]

He didn't have the brains nor the calm or even the patience to be one.

[@AnomolousGrandeur]

“It’s The jack-ehhht!” -Richie A

[@scratchy271]

Richie being a boss would be a disaster.

[@Don_Salieri1899]

Do what would happen if junior became the real boss

[@ResistanceQuest]

This freeman voice is a helluva gimmick! I say ride it out!!

[@billtrepashko2853]

In the rare event that Ritchie becomes boss what I forsee happening is assuming he survives to 2004 he would make the great miscalculation of having Feech whacked and basically that would lead to some sort of hostile takeover. My guess is Ralphie would become boss because nobody else would have the ambition.

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

That screenshot of Richie says everything you need to know about him.

[@dang2320]

I picture Richie ruling and being as violent as Little Nicky Scarfo from Philadelphia.

[@Damnwhatshouldmynamebe]

Ralphie was the top guy in richie's crew he just wasnt introduced yet

[@Damnwhatshouldmynamebe]

Alse eugene ponticorvo

[@tedwojtasik8781]

Gotti succeeded in his hit on Big Paulie because Paulies own capos hated him due to him constantly increasing the kick-back amount to Paul. If Gotti had not done it, another capo would have. Tony was not pulling a Big Paulie so there would be zero support at that point for anyone to stage a coup except for possibly Sil and we all know how Sil handled the top spot the short time he had it. In fact, the only one capable of taking over as Boss of NJ was Ralphie. Ralphie may have been a psycho but he was respected and was the smartest guy in the room. I think that's why Tony instinctively hated Ralphie as he knew Ralphie was the only guy who could take over and affectively lead the DeMeo Family.

[@guitarherofreek08]

Dont give me your fuckin Manson lamps

[@Buford_T_Justice1]

If Richie was boss there would be a lot of Lionels going up people’s asses. Vito has entered the chat.

[@UATU.]

How did you get Ellis Boyd “Red” Redding to read voiceovers for you? 😆

[@jaygupta2875]

"Prince probably could, but why would he bother..." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelfetter5413]

give the morgan freeman bit a rest. jesus. every video? love ya man. keep up the rest of the good work. and the impression is good. its just a lot of it.

[@jotarokujo2373]

Please do a video on AJ next ❤️

[@nonnonbutlove1642]

Who the hell is the other voice over??

[@STONESGAM]

That wouldn't have worked. Ritchie had a chip on his shoulder when he came out of prison. He was short sighted in business dealings and basically wanted it fast and now to make up for his ten years in jail. He wasn't really respected by the guys who didn't like his attitude and didn't really know him very well since he had been away. He also had little man syndrome. He was a short guy but wanted to fight everyone and show how tough he was all of the time. He thought everyone in the family "owed him respect" because he was old school and did his time like a man. He was a captain at best. I couldn't see him at the negotiating table with Carmine and Johnny Sack.

[@Odinsson90]

He did a lot of meditation in the can..

[@johnnymeckins7866]

Ritchie the boss 911 is the PERFECT time stamp

[@betod3113]

I think half of the guys in that family wouldn't liked him.. and also get rid of tony and who ever he doesn't like he'll be a stricked boss

[@RudeReg]

love the Shawshank additions 😆

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

what if he helped bevalaqua and hid him ; and told tony he don't know who did it?

[@FreeOpenTruth]

Richie Aprile had a bigger crew than the unmade associates you just mostly named. Richie had Vito who was made, Gene Pontacorvo who was almost a made man, Donny K, Jackie Jr. and his group of wannabes don't count. But he had other unnamed people too. Matt Bevalaqua and Sean Gismonte worked for Christopher but went rogue thinking Richie would take them.

[@slicktrick9640]

This one had me laughing my tits off. Well done mate.

[@enak413]

0:45 When Richie says he's old school ... he means it huh ?

[@jamesharris40001]

Sopranos Street is the Da Giovani to Kino's Vesuvios. I hate fish, but his with the agredolce ..