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In The Sopranos, Tony Soprano is angered when Phil Leotardo whacks Vito Spatafore, who was in hiding. But how did Phil know where Vito was hiding. Who snitched on Vito

[@SnookerMafia-or6nu]

It was easy to find Vito, he could have only been in a couple of three places.

[@teckelteckels2730]

In the bakery, oh wait... that was Gino.

[@austinmc12]

@@teckelteckels2730EVIL TWIN

[@triplek-dysongamingwithdan7771]

Hint: They're all sources of pleasure

[@thefractured_butwhole]

Shut up, this comment is perfect. 😂

[@suspiciouswatermelon7639]

Kind of hard to conceal a parade float.

[@thallus23]

I still can’t get over the fact that Phil literally came “out the closet” 🤭😂

[@pedrogates3189]

Looking back that’s actually genius writing

[@MasterFatness]

It's a funny little detail in an otherwise grim scene. David Chase has since confirmed that Phil was indeed an "ass-muncher".

[@josephmorgan3881]

It's one of a number of hints that Phil himself struggles with his own sexuality, possibly because of his experiences in prison. I think CR may have even made a video on the subject but I can't remember

[@srbelnappa]

😭😭 barrrbarric 😭😭

[@deenice9169]

@@josephmorgan3881tbh I think the whole “Phil is secretly gay” argument is dumb af. Could’ve just been a joke by Chase that he came out the closet referring to Vito being out the closet now and exposed. Phil is old school. He represents old school Mafia. He never ratted. He did his time. Even Johnny Sac admitting the existence and his ties to the Mafia pissed off Phil. Phil was even given the idea to kill Tony earlier in the show. Even tho he really wanted to, he said he couldn’t because it goes against the rules (referring to John Gotti’s hit on Castellano he says “it was wrong then and it’s wrong now!”). So his resentment toward homosexuals is actually on par with his character. People back then didn’t tolerate it Tony represents the new age Mafia. Does drugs, gives FBI information on other people (Arabs), is friendly with FBI agents (Agent Harris), openly bangs girls and almost banged his nephew’s fiancé (Adriana).

[@MrSlimSheaD]

I’m shocked they were able to catch up to Vito. Two miles he walks every morning!

[@NothingEverywhereNow]

Frankly im depressed and ashamed

[@williamcooper9379]

No scraps in my scrapbook 😮

[@meditationnew2554]

Vito’s gravitational pull made them catch up

[@slotguy2781]

I loved him like a brotha in law

[@erniebuchinski3614]

I think that you misspelled "waddles" . . . 😜

[@molasorrosalom4846]

I think Tony was more angry over HOW Vito was killed. It was supposed to be quick and painless and done in house by Carlo. He wasn't going to be tortured to death.

[@deshaunreid7728]

Tony didn't care about that he was mad Phil upstaged him with one of his guys and in his own territory it's bad optics for him

[@Robert-nu4vc]

It was quick. He was dead after a couple hits of the bats. They just went the extra mile after he was dead.

[@SavingSoulsMinistries]

@@Robert-nu4vc do you know if that pool stick was chalked up?

[@toddpick8007]

@@deshaunreid7728 Hes more upset about how much money it was going to cost him Vito earned.

[@octavioherschberg5280]

@@SavingSoulsMinistriesnot real up on this stuff huh?

[@blacxice]

Phil hiding in the closet…. He compromised

[@ironroad18]

20 years Phil hid in that closet, 20 fuckin years!

[@GTFBITK]

He j'ed off in a tissue.

[@AlphonseWeebay]

He j’ed off behind the radiator for 20 years

[@erniebuchinski3614]

He compromised - one day he was a top man and the next a bottom boy. When you think about it, there was really not that much need for tissues . . .

[@snuffthisrooster7043]

It was easy to find Vito, as soon as he came.back to New Jersey he tipped it over.

[@july9566]

Phil was so distraught over this , he turned into a house ..

[@iamamish]

The way in which Phil was tipped off just isn't that important, so the writers glossed over it. As you pointed out, Vito had tons of people looking for him, so if he was in Jersey, it was only a matter of time until somebody found him. I think this situation is similar to the end of the show - who actually was responsible for Tony's death? The show is in essence telling us, "it could have been just about anyone", so the writers don't worry about answering the question directly. Vito's whole character arc is so sad - he had an opportunity to restart his life in New England, and leave his old ways behind. But, Vito can't resist the action and returns to Jersey, and seals his fate.

[@rickyclover9393]

Not that simple. Vito had 2 kids and a wife, his income tied in New Jersey. Had no choice but to come back to New Jersey.

[@roymunson1]

And Phil loved him like a brother in law, it was much more complicated.

[@Eldron2027]

Love these types of responses ❤️👌

[@iamamish]

@@rickyclover9393 im not claiming it was simple, I claimed only that it was an opportunity for a new start. He could have lived an authentic lifestyle with a man who loved him, and he loved back. Vito didn’t return for his wife and kids. He returned because he didn’t like real work, and he missed being somebody in the mob.

[@Void7.4.14]

​@@iamamishExactly. He coulda gotten his wife and kids to move up there with a little effort or made some other arrangements. If that was too dangerous and the relationship with Johny Cakes was serious enough they all could've relocated where it just wouldn't have been worth the trouble for anyone to follow. Yes, his wife would not be a fan but if he was just honest about everything she seemed to care enough to be more understanding than most. He seemed to genuinely love his kids and even his wife, rather it was romantic or not is irrelevant, so it was definitely possible. But that wasn't his only or even main reason for returning. He had some very antisocial personality traits and loved the power, respect, freedom to basically do anything, the cash, staying out til sunrise and sleeping half the day, being in a relationship where he could pretty much come and go as he pleases and do whatever he wants with little interference, etc, and life there with or without his family wasn't that by a lot.

[@APOCALYPSE_X-MEN]

To be honest, I've always suspected the same thing....that the guy who borrowed $20,000 from Vito was the also the one who probably followed Vito home, and then squealed to a Lupertazzi-affiliated soldier.

[@tbarnett984]

You got that right. Doria borrowed the $20g's from Vito while at the grocery store and, though not shown, followed him to the motel and gave up info to Phil. No tribute to Tony because he doesn't know and Vito is dead that night. Free 20 grand for Doria (thought his name was Parisi, lol). He gave the s*** eating grin while cooking in back of Bing for the social club.

[@daviddanielsson3643]

Vito checked into the motel room under "Vincent Assmuncha", so he wasn't that hard to find.

[@anonUK]

With ID of a doctor's letter announcing he doesn't like to suck c*ck.

[@jaymee8657]

The narrator was ass clown with that comment

[@AnthonyWilliams-ew3wp]

Lol

[@Aivottaja]

Gino Anilingus

[@rsmith7994]

Phil Latio.

[@adamweisshaup]

I could watch Sopranos theory vids all day. For 20 years I could watch em!

[@owie4070]

Same

[@paul-dq6lk]

Perfect with a grilled cheese of the radiator

[@atarikid6719]

Without A Peep!

[@joshpointoh]

Sammy The Bull had a similar thing happen once, or almost happen. A guy had called Sammy to help him hide 800lbs of Marijuana, and when Sammy got home with his car full of 800lbs of weed, and 3 months behind on rent, as it was when he was young and just stating out with a brand new baby, he seriously considered shooting the guy to keep what would have been about 350k worth of product back then. Ultimately he didn't do it, and the guy gave him 5k as a thank you, but the thought process is authentic, to say the least

[@Kanfachan]

Knowing how greedy Sammy was that he was willing to have his close friends killed in order to take over their businesses, I have STRONG doubts about the veracity of his story.

[@johncconnolly1]

This theory is very credible, and here is an added element: After Vito is whacked, Fat Dom just happens to appear at Satriale's, and he then appears to goad Carlo, before he himself is whacked. This could somehow (I have not thought it through yet) be a connector to Carlo being involved in Vito's death. You will recall that at the meeting where Finn described his witnessing Vito and the security guard, Carlo was then one of the more outspoken ones calling for Vito's head (no pun intended).

[@daveruss9972]

"calling for Vito's head" 😂

[@donwayne1357]

@@daveruss9972 I see what you did there! Good on you!

[@DonaldMacNab]

Carlo also knew Sal Iacuzzo from Yonkers, which suggests that he had connections with New York. Vito calls Terry Doria for the supermarket meeting, Terry tells Carlo, Carlo calls Yonkers, Yonkers calls Phil. As Ralph said: "A fucking telephone game like high school girls".

[@johncconnolly1]

Great connection. I forgot about the Yonkers thing. @@DonaldMacNab

[@buffalopatriot]

Good theory. Very plausible.

[@leaf_robinson]

Phil will be always remembered as the talking house

[@tryhardfinessedyou]

GO BACK TO NEW JERSEY!

[@aabstraction]

I love your throwaway jokes, "like knowing if the cue was chalked or not" 😂

[@fernquiroz]

*_"When Vito talked about greasing the union, who knew that's what he really meant?"_*

[@andyh2783]

I mean he was blowing the security guy and God only knows whom else.

[@normie2716]

"Hahahaha" -Patsy Parisi

[@FreeOpenTruth]

I believe it was the connected guy who borrowed money from Vito and then gave New York the tip so he wouldn't have to pay it back. When he is cooking for the guys at Satrialle's, he smiles after he hears them say that they wished they had borrowed money from thr now dead Vito. Edit- I wrote this at the beginning before you mentioned him. Yeah, Terry! Thats him!

[@JohnCollins]

You just had to be paying attention and following the story to pick up on that one. A pretty standard Soprano's sense of humour set-up.

[@robertvitullo5526]

Just watched that episode last night I totally agree

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

@@JohnCollins not really, the guy is in maybe three scenes. And him just hanging out at Satriales with top guys the moment they hear about Vito and no other time ever? It’s pretty forced.

[@JohnCollins]

@@MrRyan-wu4jx That's kinda what I meant. Like a Star Trek red shirt. There to set up a joke in this case.

[@willleon9165]

He would be odds on favourite like though there's others who could have got drop on vito

[@adamgonzales4188]

He robbed Vito then sold him out probably one of the smartest minor characters in the show

[@StuartAlexander-vz2ce]

amen!!!

[@elitesportstakes9913]

I love Vito’s commitment to comedy.

[@bugglemagnum6213]

whats his name?

[@roymunson1]

Phil always loved Vito like a brother in law!

[@MGBillionaire]

the motel owners sold him out. They managed to get inside the room without breaking the door. They had to have keys to the place.

[@markmac2206]

or if youre a motel manager and a guy like Phil asks for a key, you give him the fuckin key.

[@white_heat.truth76]

On a side note; They did not like the idea of him greasing the Johnny cakes at the continental breakfast buffet.

[@rsmith7994]

Rumor has it he complained too much because there wasn’t any nut butter to slather on his Johnny cakes.

[@franciscoherrera5577]

Vito should have stayed on the Goodship Lollipop.

[@navajo237]

Yeah it was obvious it was Terry when the show first aired. Having Vito followed after borrowing the money.

[@lambros3652]

Another good video. Always bothered me how Phill knew where Vito was. And the idea that one of the Jersey crews gave him up makes the most sense.

[@matthewriley7826]

True, though it’s shown throughout the series it isn’t difficult to find people in Jersey for them. They found Matt Bevelaqua and Jackie Jr. with relative ease.

[@stevenpike7857]

"Not all information is important, like was the pool cue chalked or not?" 😂😂😂

[@burtonthegrape9217]

had phil did his research he'd know the security guard gave him $20 and he had his socks on so it doesn't count.

[@youngcypherbillions2336]

I don’t think Tony’s only reason for not wanting to kill Vito was greed. Definitely a big part of it but he tells his therapist live and let live pretty much… he tells his number 2 Vito’s a good earner but that’s what he tells the guys… probably a combination of both he doesn’t really care Vito is gay and Vito brings in money

[@tylermoss7466]

Half of the crew are captains feel like they’re in charge of like one soldier

[@SelectCircle]

🤣

[@BuxarooBanzai]

I agree with you. Before you posted this video, I was under the impression that the PI had probably tracked him down. Before you pointed out the stuff, I just assumed that the dude borrowed the money not because he set him up, but because he knew that no matter what Tony decided, someone was going to kill him down the line eventually, and he was just being clever and taking advantage of the situation, with a marginal chance that he was going to have to pay it back. Great video. I've been watching your channel since you started talking about "The Irishman". Keep it up man!

[@A_real_Ha_So]

You inadvertently gave the reason when showing Phil in his Transformers house form. My theory is that he and the motel went way back and they got yacking like 6 barbers. Seriously though, I always thought the Terry scenario was true but never had a reason to bring it up.

[@ukraine_tbic]

That’s pretty solid!

[@sallobo777]

It is also possible he charged Phil for the information about Vito's location. Phil being so crazy to get Vito would have paid any amount. So he probably got paid twice; by the killer and the victim.

[@bidbidnanakowski2522]

Almost certainly, or is returning or collecting a favor in lieu of cash. But it's probably just cash.

[@ArmyJames]

$20.

[@TomE.V.]

I live in oyster bay. I remember getting gas one day and this crazy guy with silver hair was telling everyone who would listen that he did 20 years in the can . He was yelling about grilled cheese and radiators too It was like something out of a television show.....

[@tomdanks3427]

I think the dude that borrowed money from Vito tipped them off . Cause carlo and Pauly would have wanted to put Vito down themselves if they got ahold of him

[@joemckim1183]

But that guy is only a connected guy with the jersey crew, that guy being able to get word to Phil seems unlikely.

[@keithharper1470]

It wasn't Carlo being that Tony had tasked him to kill Vito in a parking lot the next day It was Terry because he had that 20k reason to do it just like McKazian had owed Pussy a big gambling debt even though he was right about Pussy being a rat he had a huge reason to want him dead.

[@DaveSCameron]

You seem to think along the same lines as I do when watching TV 📺, I remember thinking how Phil discovered his Motel but until now I hadn't given it a second thought. You offer up plenty of viable thoughts here and obviously we can never know however I am drawn to the scene in season 6 where we watch Agent 🛎 🔚 post coital, post cell call and post career filling T in on Phils location, if that's possible then the sky's the limit. Thanks again young man and best wishes 🙏 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 ☘️

[@keefkourage6992]

Dancing like the guy from the Village People in a mob protected bar😄😄😄😄

[@0fficialRatedR]

I love how eloquent and satirical you sound at the same time. Instant subscribe.

[@mytzlplk]

Excellent analysis. I had never thought of Terry Dorian. I agree.

[@kaljic1]

Great analysis, as always. You have a sharp eye. I would have never noticed Dorio's reaction and its implications, I reveled so much with Patsy's joke-remark.

[@a1duzit]

You know what really pissed me off about this. People started calling Phil gay because he wanted him dead so much but Phill wasn't the only one wanted him dead. Paulie, Carlo and we really don't know who else

[@realQuestion]

Phil was shown unable to sleep about the matter, though.

[@LOTW1]

Great video and analysis. "Cui bono" (to whom is it a benefit?) I think you are correct with Terry Doria being the guy who gave up Vito. Btw, Love the references and puns. lol

[@dedrekbryant3651]

The guy who borrowed the money from him at the store told on him so he wouldn’t have to pay it back

[@WingsOfAgeOfConsent]

Thank you for not censoring your videos

[@johnpenley]

Always wondered how Phil got the location on Vito? And how long did he hide in that closet I wonder?🤔

[@rdgpromotions6087]

A couple of three hours?

[@theunknownstuntman4010]

However long it was, he waited without a peep

[@ukraine_tbic]

He compromised

[@markmac2206]

look im not gonna judge a guy that lost his kid brother.

[@TonyVerrazano]

The statue is of Lou Costello, of the comedy duo Abbott and Costello. As he was a native of Paterson NJ, they named a park after him and erected the statue. Abbott and Costello did the comedy skit "who's on first," hence the bat in his hands. Just a little background on "some guy with a bat" On the topic of Vito, yes I agree. Seems that guy Terry was playing chess when we the viewers were playing checkers.

[@normie2716]

Reminds me of another "Lou" down on Atwell Avenue who had his own baseball bat.

[@eliozavaleta5940]

Phil's shine box sees it all

[@alexanderpetkov97]

liked the humour of your narration, nicely done

[@immoegreen200]

Terry might have got a reward for turning in Vito!!! Then the free $20000

[@discobassgroove]

“Phil’s hiding in the closet for who knows how long” 😂😂😂

[@bennylevine387]

My question is where'd they get a pool cue? That's pretty wild to bring that along with you on a hit. Vito couldn't have had one of those just sitting in his room, unless being a pool hustler was a hidden part of the story.

[@manmaje3596]

You can unscrew them and fold them down.

[@SavingSoulsMinistries]

the pool que is less believable then bringing along the chalk as well haha

[@BENNY_MAC]

I think you're spot on with Terry.

[@nadersoli815]

Absolutely love your videos. Great job.

[@M_Lev]

"After he floats away and goes into hiding" 😄The peppered in references are brilliant in this one. Your theory isn't far-fetched at all imo. I like it enough that I could see myself adding it to my headcanon.

[@bassman8144]

I like it. I also like the way you add Sopranos dialogue to your own, it’s hilarious🤣🤣🤣

[@Mike_Norris]

Dysentery in the ranks. Lol

[@WingsOfAgeOfConsent]

Not funny. At all. Pathetic

[@owie4070]

Sounds messy

[@shawnbbunbbbybbb3942]

I think it’s definitely possible that the guy Terry could have set him up maybe Carlo promised to propose him for membership and he can keep whatever cash he borrows or even just the money would be enough motivation

[@MSJChem]

The most likely scenario is that it was Johnny Cakes who told Phil where Vito was hiding in revenge for not jiggling the toilet after he took a leak.

[@rodneymiller2500]

I’m not gay nor Italian and I knew where to find Vito 🤦🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️🤣

[@soda989]

well you're definitely not Italian *WHOOOOAAAA!*

[@xneapolisx]

That's a statue of Lou Costello, famous US 40s-50s comedian. He and his comedy partner Bud Abbott, used to do a routine called "Who's On First" about a baseball team and the name of its players, hence the bat in the statue's hand, fwiw. Ciao paisà!

[@noahatkins8087]

It’s actually really simple. Phil offered Vito gay sex over the phone and that’s how he pinched him

[@seanburton6904]

Great assessment brother

[@TooLooze]

The real question is how do we know that the pool cue wasn't already in Vito's little bottom?

[@stephenruiz9050]

love these videos bro

[@lordsnarkgrumpkinslayer9865]

Phil didn't even have the common decency to chalk the tip before sodomizing our boy Vito, not cool.

[@lean.2366]

"No show jobs, no work jobs, and blowjobs" lmaoooo bruh that's hilarious writing 😂😂😂

[@markfrancis2264]

Very obscure. Very possible. Highly probable. I ain't gonna lie, I don't even remember that guy nor his dealings with vivacious vito.

[@Graffenwehr]

That's very interesting! I just bought the series and will be watching for this linkage...

[@KOVIDGOON]

Lol I figured. Cold snake! 😂

[@timoberbanscheidt6284]

Before he killed Vito, Phil ranted about how he did 20 years in the can, and this was what he came back to.

[@sean5558]

I love how he always emphasized 20 fucking years in the can and one point Tony tells Dr Melfi that guys get a pass for gay contact in jail because they are in for 5-10 years without women there

[@user-ik4kh9lt6d]

I never saw it this way before. It makes perfect sense.

[@frankmarx8997]

Always with the scenarios

[@TjerkMuller]

In a complex series like the Sopranos, there are certain things we as viewers are meant to infer, connecting the dots. Then there are things left open ended and there's only the illusion of an answer. The question how Phil managed to track down Vito is one of those instances. We see Tony Soprano tracking down several people during the series, such as Tony Blundetto and Phil Leotardo. We see Phil in action looking for Christopher. It's likely he has his ways. As an audience, we're meant to be left guessing. Furthermore, the fact that we don't see Phil closing in on Vito is intentional: it adds to the shock. Like Vito, we imagine him being relatively safe, flying under the radar for now, only to get jumped in his own motel room where the goons are already waiting for him with baseball bats. How did they get in? We don't know, which makes them seem almost supernaturally powerful. Like bogeymen, they just appear out of nowhere, carry out torture and execution, and vanish as they please, leaving the victims desecrated corpse somewhere. Even Phil's entrance, stepping out of the closet into the light is like something out of an old horror movie. Like he's the mummy stepping out of his sarcophagus, or Dracula stepping out of his coffin. (And then there's the subtext of Phil being 'in the closet', giving him a motive to project his self-disgust unto Vito.)

[@joemckim1183]

Phil and his guys got into the hotel room without forcing entry, like when Vito comes back to the motel room he has to unlock the door. So somehow Phil was able to get a key or one of the guys snuck through a window or something. But if Fat Dom is one of the guys involved I doubt anyone snuck through a window.

[@sagivalia5041]

I never understood, how specific guy who is appointed by the boss to joint projects is considered valuable because he brings in so much cash from said project? like, they appointed Ralph to oversee the big building project and as a result brought in millions, but... couldn't Tony & Carmine appoint someone else? I understand each member has his own connections and ways of making money but they only mentioned the huge income from said joint projects which was brought to life due to the bosses' connections (Tony & Carmine). I was always confused on this point.

[@kaljic1]

Good analysis!

[@wmfthehorseman]

I find no fault in your argument. And you made me laugh out loud with your way of saying things. Well done!

[@BENNY_MAC]

Yes!!!! A new CR video, it's gonna be a good day!

[@theALMIGHTY987]

It was the guy Vito lended the money 💰 to. Remember when they found out & someone said I should've borrowed money from him & the guy gave a smirk........just saying!!!

[@brettstarks1846]

ROFL at the image of the house when saying Phil Leonardo.

[@ricardotorres1527]

00:45 - 00:50 🤣🤣🤣 and I totally agree or at least can see it... would have never thought wow

[@toddinde]

I think you nailed it!

[@oronasundial]

I think New York had someone at that motel on thier payroll. That's one way they could've known his room number and to get in. Or Terry and Carlo told them.

[@Buford_T_Justice1]

I think Phil bribed a certain Puerto Rican hoowah with a couple of Silos to drop the dime on Vito.

[@samadams5586]

By far my favorite part of your channel is hearing you say Sopranos wordplay in a UK accent.

[@frankbridges2171]

Now that makes a lot of sense

[@kevinb2844]

Vito’s carelessness broadened the suspect list.

[@rikers263]

Another great one.

[@blazaybla22]

Just want to add that the way these guys operate, what I’d expect would be that since the meeting with Doria was prearranged, Doria or someone he was working with probably arranged for someone to be waiting in the parking lot to follow Vito as he left. They then probably kept tabs on Vito until Phil could get to the motel, Phil goes in the closet (lol), then they get set up to kill Vito. It would be a way for Doria to “get paid twice” which these guys do whenever possible. Borrowing money would be a plausible excuse to draw out Vito for a meeting considering Vito knew he basically had a mandate to spread money around, and Vito probably wasn’t suspicious of the car that fired up just as he gets in his car, followed him several car lengths’ behind, then pulled in a parking lot across the street and watched which room he entered. That’s my best guess, anyway.

[@laprincessa9787]

Im going with Paulie, w/o even watching.😂

[@BlueShadow777]

8:07 “…the statue of a guy”. A “guy”??? That “guy” is the late, great Lou Costello of “Abbott and Costello” 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@arthurr739]

0:44 I applauded to that. Very good sir

[@jaylenlenear7850]

One of the best breakdowns on your channel I 100% think the grocery scene is that guy setting up Vito to not pay him back but no one picked up on it until now

[@realQuestion]

...it was obvious to a huge percentage of viewers. That character had no purpose otherwise. How bizarre that you'd imagine this is a new idea

[@jonathansalinas1515]

It was the guy that vito talked to in the supermarket that had to pay his childsupport

[@smacwhinnie]

Vito: “that wasn’t me, it must have been Geno”

[@mr.duckplucker5353]

He was catching, not pitching! 😂

[@georgecaplan11]

8:09 statue of a guy with a baseball - it’s American Italian actor and comedian Lou Costello and the baseball bat references his famous Who’s on First routine. The Memorial to Lou Costello also appears in another Sopranos episode. I’m not sure that it foretells Vito’s death. And if memory serves they bash him with a pool cue not a baseball and the pool cue ends up where the sun don’t shine.

[@Nyahuma-tv1cl]

Yeah, it was Terry. Part of the reason Tony didn't kill Vito is because he didn't care that much. If Vito had stayed gone Tony wouldn't have sought him out to punish him, while Phil would have never stopped searching. It was the one of the few times that Tony didn't seem to feel that his manhood was being threatened. It's not a traditional crime show, but you would murder "Succession".

[@DrForrester87]

The muncher of ass line almost made me choke on my coffee.

[@erics362]

I discontinued my blood pressure medication

[@therapiststeve3294]

Always thought it was the guy who borrowed the $20K from Vito.

[@philsoro491]

"After he floats away" ahahaha