Confessions of a Retired Mafia Boss | "Sammy The Bull" Gravano

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  @phinelia · 4 years ago

  Sammy was like “ I wasn’t sowing, watch your mouth “ 😂

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• MI

  @mikecacioppo5639 · 4 years ago

  The poor guy is dislexic, I'm wondering if it was 91 murders.

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• WI

  @williamstokely9589 · 4 years ago

  Being dyslexic is a tough thing to get used to but when you do it seems to me that I learn things quicker than most people who read really well. Words and letters change or were backwards sometimes when I used to write in school. Anyways im saying this because I have maybe finished 3 books my entire life and I amaze people with some of the history and things I can remember

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• JO

  @johnvandenheuvel6792 · 1 year ago

  @ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4duTwOGm98&amp;t=150">2:30</a> the scene you&apos;re talking about came from the movie, &quot;Once Apon aTime In America&quot;. Released in 1983/4. Research my friend.

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• AL

  @AlCapoJr203 · 4 years ago

  To answer the question as to why the family names don’t always change accordingly with the new boss, the names of the five New York families that we know today we’re labeled as that by the government in 1963 when Joe Valachi testified. The five heads of the family at that time were Joe Colombo, Carlo Gambino, Joe Bonanno, Tommy Lucchese and Vito Genovese. This makes it less confusing for the FEDs.

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• EG

  @egroegartfart · 4 years ago (edited)

  The last guy that I interviewed Sammy a couple weeks ago said at the end of the interview.....&quot;we should do this again sometimes.&quot;. Then Sammy said...&quot;I doubt it.&quot;. &nbsp; Now in this interview Sammy is already fed up with this guy by two minutes or so. &nbsp; Lol

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• PA

  @paulclarke4305 · 4 years ago

  Great video Jordan! keep em coming.

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• SA

  @Saddam-u3x5i · 9 months ago (edited)

  I had mild dyslexia and couldn&apos;t spell and wrote digits backwards. I think that it helped me to see symmetries for partial differential equations and recognize separable coordinate systems and later on Galois groups and Noether conservation laws. You do what you can.

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  @larryk5538 · 4 years ago

  I&apos;m from Bensonhurst- 63 Years- When I was a teenager, everyone in the neighborhood knew Sammy- &nbsp;and knew what he was capable of. &nbsp;He had a reputation as one of the toughest guys in the neighborhood- a man &nbsp;not to be fucked with. A legend for real !

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• RO

  @rofflesvanwagon · 4 years ago

  This is gonna be a great watch

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• CR

  @CrookedEyeSniper · 4 years ago

  This BLOWS my mind. I grew up in NYC, and never thought I&apos;d live to see a day where I&apos;d see these guys, happily regaling home viewers with appearances in interviews that everyone can watch at will, 24/7. There were agents who spent literally their entire lives trying to get one of them to tell just tiny portions of these stories. Now it&apos;s entertainment. 🤯

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• SE

  @sedyet1279 · 4 years ago

  Experince is the name we gave to the total of our mistakes. Good to share them with the public. good interview.

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