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• Our Top 5 Gangster Movies...This Could Get Ugly!: Uncle Goodfellas Scarface. Look at that. That's a scar right there. I I technically could be go known as Scarface. I think I have another one too. yeah, I forgot why I got stabbed one time in the back of the head, but you can't see it. Man, shut up. Scarf Scarface, the Godfather. One, two, three. I don't even know if I saw three. And hey, you know. I threw it in. I I know you were you brought this up. You had an objection to it, but technically there is a gang in there, so it is gang gang warfare, whatever. Tombstone, bro. That's the Cowboys. That was the first original gang. Those fools all come up with that red they had a red bandana too. If you see that red bandana flying, it's the Cowboys. Get out of town. So today, tonight, we're gonna pick our favorite gangster movies once and for all. I already know yours, but we're gonna see if what what other ones hold hold hold water. Hey, we might even do a little draft, my man. A little draft. You know how I like to do those drafts, the the gentleman's hour draft. And of course, of course I know we're gonna get into it. We're gonna argue over which one is the best or who has the best character, all that, 'cause I know Unc, it's it goes against your DNA to to be on my side. So I know you gotta argue and I wake up every day. I I can't be on this side. I gotta give them a gotta go against the green. Hey. Let's jump into it, brother, because I want to get gangster. Let's get gangster on this next episode of Can a Gentleman be a gangster? Can a gangster be a gentleman? We're gonna find out tonight, next on the gentleman's hour. Hey, it'd be pretty gangster if you dropped the intro, bro. Yeah, like that? How how bad do you want it? Like that, homie. Nice. Good one, Uncle. All right. You ready? You loose? Look at my shirt. Do you even that movie that's the two stooges? If you don't even know this movie, we should probably cut the show right now. Yeah, cut it over. No, we're done. Bronze Tail, bro. Cologne. The little rascals. The rascals. These were the next in line, bro. All right, Uncle. How we start always. our first sip, brother. I don't even have a drink, a drink drink today. I only got this thing. Come on, people. What is that? I never know. I never know what's in there. No. Elixir. This is just It's a mix of Pepsi Zero and Sprite Zero. Pepsi What? I always mix. I don't like just too much dark. I don't like too much white. So I like to mix. I like that mocha. You know what I'm I talk that that blend, brother. That mix, that white and black. Halle Berry. You don't mix your sodas? Coke and Sprite, Pepsi and Sprite, or Pepsi and seven up. I've done actually not even that. I I was gonna say I've done cherry coke and regular Coke, but why even do that? Yeah, why even do that? That's I mean that's it's not that risky. That ain't that risky. Yeah, You wanna get risky? You wanna get risky? Try mixing a Pepsi and a cactus cooler. That'll shake you up, brother. That'll shake you up. That's risky. Yeah, it'll do something to you. But Uncle, you think we we could do you think maybe we could get back to to the show, to the gangster? You still want to talk about sodas all night. But I thought gangsters like sodas too, dog. Come on. Hell no, bro. They drink cavassier and what is it? Thug passion. What is it? Alize and what's that point? Cristel and Alize. Cristel, brother. Christel. But anyways, okay. Speaking of speaking of Thug Passion, we're about to have our first sip. And our first sip It's not literal. Well, sometimes it is, but our first sip is just starting the show off, brother. So I got a couple questions for you, Wunk. I might jump in these two if you don't if you don't step up and answer properly. What was the first gangster movie that kind of caught your attention, got you going like, damn, what's it I didn't know there was such thing as gangstas. Do you remember the first gangster movement? What's this about? Yeah. for me, straight up the first one that I rem the old the first one I remember watching. how to be Scarface. What about Boulevard Knights? Isn't that a technical I've never seen it, but isn't that a gangster movie? You said you saw that? That's a that's a that's a choro movie. Okay, okay. Maybe we'll add that one. I you want to classify it as a gangster and I guess, but I I wouldn't. Okay. So more of a hood movie. Yeah, which is gonna be on our next one. Not the next, next one, but yeah. how where did how old were you when you saw that? I was probably like ten or eleven. So was that why you had that little picture of you in a little white ass suit or per little spare face era suit? Yeah. Was that were you trying to build that full or what? Nah, you know what? nah in that picture I was like four. you were like three foot eight, bro. You were taller than my mom used to dress me like like in a little suit. Hell yeah. I wish she would still dress you in a little suit. She tries, bro, but I don't let her. She can't tackle me anymore. Does she ever just quickly what is it called? Offline or whatever. Does your mom still to this day, say you show up for Easter? Is she like, Mijo, you need to dress better or why'd you wear a why a very 'cause I see you show up in like a anthrax shirt or something and like Anthrax or something like that. My yeah, my Aerosmith shirt, bro. Not your aer Aerosmith, yeah. Yeah, no, I don't she's never nah. She even when I was younger, bro, I at at at a certain point, they would just kind of buy me clothes and it was kinda like whatever I wanted and they would just make sure like I it was clean and Yeah. world, wherever, yeah. that's cool. That's good. That's good. Okay. okay. And growing up in the hood, aka Pacoima, my man, P Town, did these movies feel more real to you? Like as you started watching more to them. Maybe they weren't the hood movies, but you know, saw gangsters, you saw how they breaking the law, doing whatever they want to do, hustling. did they hit a little bit more because you were, you know, from Poquima? Nah, not at all. I mean, at least not to me. I remember I remember watching it and I think I might have watched it on basic cable. it wasn't even full violence or full nudity or drug use. So yeah, I remember I was just like, Yeah, you know, this is cool. I didn't I mean obviously I I couldn't relate, I wasn't doing any of that. I wasn't on the streets causing ruckus or trying to, you know, get some get some coke or anything from from from the from the Colombians. You have Coke at that age or what? Nah, hell no. Coca-Cola classic, maybe from the liquor store, but there was no Coke Zero either back then. Yeah, at that point I was probably just riding my bike and probably stealing Jolly Ranchers. shit, I can go for a purple Jolly Rancher right now, bro. Nah, green apple, bro. Damn. Yeah, green apple's a little sour though, you know what I mean? But that that purple or that the watermelon, ooh, that'll change your watermelon's fire. Hell yeah. Water fire. Yeah, for me, I don't even remember the first gangster movie. I would've the first one where I really started fell in love with probably for me was Bronx Tale and then shortly after that Carlito's Way. And then I I as I got a little bit older, I went and watched back then I was like, it's cool to be a gangster and I star I watch Goodfellas, I watch Casino, I wa but those were already I feel like in my twenties. You know what I mean? Carlito's way, all that. You heard of Carlito, right? But The first one that really kinda caught my eye was was Bronxtail. And that was more of a love story more than it was nineteen sixty and dooop was the sound on the streets. Yeah. The mob part I think I feel was like the the B side, you know what I mean? The A side, the A side of the story was it was a love story between a Italian and a and a black girl. You know what I mean? That was more crazy. But anyways, okay. right, yeah, that's good. That was good. to everybody else that's watching, what was your first one, you know? Probably a lot of people Godfather, huh? That was like the OG. Yeah. I remember I watched it and I was just like, damn, that movie's long as sh I don't even know if I finished it. I was like they were in Italy they were in Italy. They were all I was like, what is this? Yep. So but then I do remember I think Godfather too I watched him was pretty good. So but anyways, okay. Uncle, uncle, how you feeling today? You got that AC on? Yeah, but I'm chilling, you know. But you're good good, 'cause 'cause guess what? It's about to get hotter, brother, 'cause you don't want putting you know where I'm gonna put you, right? In the hot seat, homie. Don't ever put nobody puts baby in the corner. No, no, I'm not putting you in the corner, brother. I'm putting you on the hot seat. You're right. You got it. Answer these questions, my man. In the best of your ability. You owe one character from any movie you want, any gangster movie, who are you most afraid of? I know who it is. I'm gonna go with Tommy, bro, from Goodfellas. No, okay. All right, why? What do you mean why? That fool was crazy, bro. He was yeah. five two five five foot two, but all fury, dog. Everything was crap. Exactly. All fury. Remember, there would be some fight or something? He was just running, throw his whole body at the person. Yeah, bro. He was crazy. That's close, and that is a great answer, but that's like 1B. You know what 1A is? The same character he played in Casino. Because you remember actually he gave money to a he gave money to a bank investment guy. Remember? And then he comes back after a lost money. He says, Hey, you know what? I want my money back after all. I don't want and the guy's like, Well, that's not the way works. So he says, you know what? He says, Well, I'm gonna show up Monday morning to your place. He's I'm gonna go in there with a bat, I'm gonna bash your brains in. He's like, and then I'll go to jail. I'm good with that. I'll do a couple years. He's and then when I get out, I'm gonna come back and I'm gonna you'll have just barely recovered and I'm gonna beat the sh out of you some more. I'm gonna put you in another thing. He's like, you why? Because I don't give a f I don't give a and I was just like so. You fucking try me. Holy sh and then remember he goes to collect from the that one dude who was like his bookie and it's the same sh he goes in and the guy's like, Hey, I forgot what was his name? I can't remember. I don't remember. How do I not I remember Ace Rothstein, the main guy, and then Nikki Nikki. Nikki Santoro. How can I how can I forgot? Well, Nikki's Joe Pesci's name. Joe Pesci's Joe Pesci. Yeah, yeah. So he goes to the to the guy his bookie and then the guy's like, Hey Nikki, what are you doing here? And he's like, What do you mean what am I doing here? I'm here to collect for my bet. He's like, what bet? The one you took and he's like, yeah, that bet. He's like, you lost. You you you said whatever. You gave six points or you faded six. he like, nah, I picked the other side. And the guy's like, what are you talking about? He's like, give me my and the guy just the guy pays him out. He made a bet, lost, and just went over there and collected. Just straight strong are just straight strong. He was just strong arming all of Vegas back then. So for me, that would be the the absolutely most scary. But okay, how about this? I know a lot of these gangsters are turncoats and they're always trying to get ahead, but were there any in any of these movies that have to be a main guy? It can even be co characters? Just like one of the other characters in the gang or whatever, co stars, yeah. was there anybody that you were like, dude seems pretty trustworthy that you would actually trust with like a secret that could get you killed or something? I think the only one that came to mind, bro, is from Scarface. Is the homeboy Nick the pig. He was a fat guy. Kinda didn't do much. He would he was a driver, he would open the door for him. But he he al he was always hanging out with Elvira. Remember she's like, I got nicked the pig for a friend. Cause she's like, I'm miserable. Yeah, yeah, he's a big guy. Okay, but he was loyal? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's the one who gets he gets Tony out of the car, he goes, Get out, Tony, get get up to the room or something like that. Get get to safety. and he starts like shooting back. For me, you know who I was gonna say? Pachanga. You call it pachanga. Remember from Carlito's way, but then he ends up backstabbing him. He sells him out to Ben Billy Benny Blanco from the Bronx. Remember that's how he gets killed? Benny Blanco from the Bronx? Ain't no hard feelings, Carlito. But I gotta think about my future. But up until that, that fool was his rider dude. You can't be like at the beginning of a stand-up dude. I know. You know who I would trust with a secret? do you remember Bronx Tale, Sonny, the main leader? Yeah, yeah. Just because he seemed like a like Not for everybody, but for Cologne. He seemed to really take to him and he was like his father figure. I feel like if Cologne would have went and told him anything, the black chick, hey, I'm dating the black chick, he would have okay, that's cool. I won't we won't say anything. You know what I mean? that's fine. he was just he seemed like, although he was a bad person, he also seemed like a really good guy, at least to Cologne. Okay. who I should have saved my answer for this. Who would sell you out first for to get themselves ahead? For me, it's obviously Pachanga. Look at he sold out his homeboy. Yeah. for me it's Ace, bro. Who's Ace? Ace Rustin from Casino. Wait, who wait, who did he sell out? Remember, he was like he was quick to I don't know if he sold anybody out, but I feel like he would he would do whatever it took to get his goal. He didn't give a crap about anybody else. He did rat out n he rat out Nikki a little, remember to the people back home. Yeah, and then remember Nicky's like he's Why are you why are you bringing up my name? And he's like, Well, you need to chill out, Nikki. And he's like, If you ever do that effing again, I'll bury you out here or something. So yeah, he did kinda he because remember he was tired of Nikki's. He wanted him out, so he's I'm gonna tell him to go home. Yeah, that you can't do that, bro. You can't do that stuff, especially in a mob movie. Come on, man. and the biggest one the biggest sellout of all time is from Goodfellas. The main dude, what was his name? Ray Leota, who and that dude, and remember he sold out that Polly. What is his name? Savano. He was I forgot what that dude's name is. Sorvino. Yeah, sorvino, but that dude treated him good too. I forgot what his name was in the movie, but he's like already all on Coke and he's out of control. And that Polly knows it, and he's like, you know what, here, let me give you still some more money. Come on, man. Like he's basically telling him, like, get out of town, like, just get out. You're you're just going downhill. He gives him some money or whatever. He was still kind of rooting for him. 'Cause he could've killed him right there because he told him, If I ever find out you're doing drugs or do any of that, you're done. And they even told him they're like, if Polly finds out, you're gonna get killed or whatever, and he just kept still doing it. But he still gave him a break, and then he goes and rats him out, bro. Yeah. That that's that was that that's horrible. Didn't he point to him? Yeah, 'cause they're like, Can you point to the and they're all just like looking at him kill like they're gonna kill him and he's just like, Yep. What a dick. Okay, how about this one? Who is the one character from one of these gangster movies that all of a sudden Cass is like, Dad, Dad, I want you to meet my my new my new boyfriend, my new fiance. He's coming over tonight. Who is the one character you don't want to see walking? I mean any of but who's the one you're like I don't wanna see I don't wanna see any of but I think the one that stands out the most is Manolo, bro, from Scarfings. 'Cause he took his sister. I see the way you look at me, Manolo. Yeah, bro. And remember he was just like every other scene he was like either trying to get laid or getting laid? Yeah. Yeah, but that yeah, you're right. You don't want that for your diet. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. All right, all right, all right. For me, you know which one? Do you remember in Carlito's way, Benny Blanco from the Bronx, he treats that black chick. Remember she's kind of hooking up with why why can't I think of his name anymore? The white dude. He's a lawyer. Remember Kleinman or whatever? Sean Penn. Sean Penn. So he's hooking up with this black chick, but I guess the black chick belongs to well, she belongs to the club and she belongs to Benny Blanco from the Bronx. So Benny Blanco sees that she's partying with him and he tells the that fat guy, Sasso. What is that guy from? El Al Gordo or whatever that Sasso. She's like, Hey, send her over. Well, I forgot Nikki or whatever. He's Send her over. She should be over here. So that guy goes over to Carlito and the Kleinman, he's like, Hey, Benny Blanco wants you know, take your time, but he wants you when you're done, send the chick over. So to me it's like, bro That dude just looked at that chick like she was just a piece of meat, a piece of ass. And the same pr same kind of thing you said about Manolo. He he was probably running through running through chicks too. But the fact that he just viewed her as Yeah, go ahead, you can mess with her for a little while, but then she's gotta come back over here. Damn, would you want that dude dating your chick, your kid, or anything? No. So honestly, any of those characters I wouldn't want Yeah, I don't think there's a single one that'd be like, Yeah, you know what? It's not a stand up stand up guy in the in the bunch. Yeah. how about this? You're having a party and you get to invite one. Who's the one who you know you're gonna invite? Because you're like, damn, that fool's gonna be funny. He has stories. that's who I'm inviting over. You already bro, fool you already you already know. Funny, funny how. That's what I was gonna pick. Yeah. But I'm funny how. I mean funny, like I'm a clown, I am useful. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, Nikki Santoro, dog. Nikki Santoro. And there he's cracking up and laughing, and then he fucking shoots the kid. And that was the kid from Sopranos. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That little skinny the skinny dude. Yeah. That's the one thing about all the Pesci characters is they're they're all in all the gangster movies, they're low-key scary, but then he's funny as crap, bro. He is funny. So yeah, he would be the the best one to party with. how about this? Did you ever from any of his movies? I know for me, when I was like watching, starting to watch Bronx Tale and all that, got me a nice little leather. Maybe it was Plether back then 'cause I had no money. I was working at the movies. Pleather jacket. They all had the long pleather jackets and I was like, hell yeah. Did you ever have any like characters you're like, well, besides Scarface when you were ten or whatever, did you have any characters you saw and you're like, damn, I kinda dig that full style or the way they talked or the way they just acted and kinda try to mimic it a little. All of a sudden you go school and say hello to my little friend, you know? I I think I think they all they all have they all have a a a like a lot of sim similarities. Especially when when when in the story they're coming up in the game. And then like when they finally make it, 'cause they got the nice car, they got money. Right. They're partying. They got girls. They got they got ever they're just decked out. The lifestyle. But I think Manolo, bro, was the number one that 'cause you I felt like in every scene, he's always trying to be cool and like funny and the way he walks and the way he talks. And he's just, and he was a ladies man, bro. Like The the girls that he did have in the scenes, they were they were fine, dude. And that style, that Miami, how you're saying, I I could never pull that off, but the the the pant the type of pants, they're loose and baggy, and then the shirts are always open and it just looked like yeah, it looked like a vibe. He's got the little aviator glasses or whatever, he just his hair's like all nice. Bro, that fool had money, power, because he was with what's his name, and and good looks. And he's in Miami, that fool guarantee he was just banging every that's probably also why Westname didn't want him banging his sister, but you that fool, hey, he's a predator too. Hey, what's our what's our famous line? Don't throw a piece of meat. Don't throw an impala, bro, in front of a lion. Come on, like gazelle, dog. Yeah, gazelle, it's just human nature, brother. I can't nature. Yeah, what do you expect? Exactly. You're gonna blame the lion? Can't blame the lion, bro. Never blame the lion. Nah, that's not That's not cool. okay. And who well, this is probably the same answer for you. Who's the most absolute ruthless boss from any of those movies? I would pick Tony. Tony Martana from from Scarface, but if you want to go villain, bro, you gotta go Sosa. Sammy? Why? Because he died himself white. Sammy Sosa. He died himself white? Slugger ninety nine. No, fool. Alex Sosa. Alex Sosa. He's the he's the one that gets he was the one who took out Tony. they didn't kill that diplomat or whatever. Yeah. And then he kills his number one hitman? Yeah. Damn. Okay, see, I would have gone with Tony just because he was ruthless and he just Yeah, he was crazy. He was crazy. Well, I guess crazier. There's always what do they say? There's always somebody bigger. There's always someone crazier. There's always someone willing to go a little bit farther. Yeah, bro. Yeah, that's okay. Yeah, all the rest of the mob bosses actually seem pretty You know what mean? They were just they made power moves and they kill people, but what not as brutal as Scarf. Yeah, but you know what you like, yeah, yeah, yeah. in in every other movie, they usually end up getting caught up and going to jail and they die. So I don't I don't really see them like that. But to me, Soul Side, I part if there was a part two, he was probably still running the show. Running the yeah. Yeah, that's crazy. You know what? I have a question for you, a little sidebar, a little bonus Little bonus content, every single and it movies, but even in real life, watching those narcos and all that, the T V show and all that, how do I guess you come from nothing and you all of a sudden are throwing all this money, you're gonna keep doing it. But I never understood why they would all keep doing this when they knew they were gonna die. What's the life what's the oldest gangster mobster, you know what I Like El Chapo? You know what I mean? They end up in playing with what you're saying? Right. They end up in prison. They end up dead. They it's like, yeah, you live hard and fast. You live that sparkler lifestyle. You're burning bright. But then it just goes out quick. they it always ends bad. Would you take that lifestyle, say you came from Colombia and you were in the streets and it was like I gotta make a name for my I gotta put this Aguilar name on on the streets here, make a name for us. Would you go that route knowing it's an early death, or would you still try to like I'm gonna try to work hard over here and make two dollars a day and try to support my family with that, or would you go the gangster route? I I think I think when you're in that life, bro, you there there there is nothing else. So you're just day to day. Realistic That's what it is, day to day. Like I remember I remember I remember thinking like like Scarface. Yeah. Right? Remember when he's taking the the big old bundles of money to the bank, to the laundry room? Yeah. Yeah. And I'm like, bro, like easily like He couldn't have he should have just not bought that mansion, bought a little house. Right. Invested in a business. And then he lived his life and Yeah. They can't live like that, bro. They're not, you know, they're not about that square life. It's almost like they're addicted. Kind of how we were talking about Tupac and MM remember in that last show when it's like they're addicted to that. They just they cause it, they're attracted to it, they're all around it. It's just that chaos and they like it. And they probably couldn't live a normal life, you know what I mean? Yeah. That's I yeah, I agree. Okay. All right, Uncle. So then you might not be able to do this one if you don't know any of these movies. The gangster draft, brother. Do you wanna just skip it or do you wanna you wanna give it a shot? Yeah, let's go. Okay, first one. Pick a number between one and ten. Babe, pick a number between one and ten. Don't tell me. Okay, pick a number. Seven. I'm gonna go six. Guess that wink didn't mean anything to you, huh? you gotta write seven. Okay. Uncle you're you're first. number one the boss the main man El Meromero the What do they call a mob boss? I don't know, huh? What do they call a mob boss? Just a boss. The boss, huh? The king pin the kingpin, yeah. Whatever, you know. El Petro. okay, what do you got, Unc? I'm gonna go with Marcellus Wallace from from Pulp Fiction, homeboy. Pulp Fiction? Wait, he was a boss? The black dude? Yeah. Remember? What do you mean? He's it's it's his suitcase? Well then how does he get captured and have that ball in his mouth? Because he was hey, he w that's right now. He was out, wasn't he out getting donuts or something? I don't know what hap- I I gotta watch that again. But remember they end up taking him. But then he ends up beating the s out of that dude. Remember, he gets free somehow? And then he he lets he's trying to kill Bruce Willis or something, or they're trying to kill each other. But then they both escape and he lets him go because I think Bruce Willis helped him out or something. Okay. Yeah, he helped him out. He was getting violated from the back. In that in the by the GIMP. Not the GIMP, by the what's his name? Zed. I don't even remember. I just remember that. The security guard? Yeah, yeah. They they they they brought up the GIMP and they were gonna go to town on the GIMP. But then they got Bruce Willis and Marcellus. Hey, that's a great ass word, too. Gimp. That's a gimp, dude. Great. All right. Who's my boss? Who's my boss? What? Who did I have? I had one. yeah, yeah. I'm going with Sonny from Bronx Hill. He wasn't the most ruthless. He wasn't the craziest. He actually seemed pretty calm, but he had control of that damn town. They were in New York, they were in the city, wherever. He had complete control. You remember when those bikers come into town? And they go in the bar and the bartender is like, no, I don't want to serve you guys. And so they start acting up. And so then Sonny comes in. Obviously, it's his bar, he owns everything. He's what's going on with you fellas? da-da-da. And they're like, we're just trying to get a beer. And he's like, Okay, hey, whoever guy, get him a round of beer. They're gentlemen. That's good. Go ahead. And what do they do? They shake it up. They spray it on the dick. Yeah, freaking A-holes, dude. So then Sonny's like he just walks in, closes the door, and says, Now you can't leave. Now you just can't leave. Look at me. And then they just all come running out and they beat the sh him. So I like the fact that he was like, he was still a gangster. He was still a mob boss. He would still kill you in a heartbeat. But he seemed to be like a reasonable, nice guy. And the way he took care of Cologne. And it's just like, I don't know. I I kind of I kind of liked him. I kind of respected him the way he ran it. You know, he had everything running smooth. so that's my pick, Sonny. number two, who would you pick on your team? on your team if you needed the brains. For the brains, I either go ace Rosting or Alex Sosa. We'll go Sosa since you got since you got Ace. Thank you. I'll go with Sosa. If you remember Ace too, the re he was a Jew. Hey, don't say that. Don't say that. Chill. It's called you or a you. He was a you. So he was I guess super smart. He was good with numbers. And again, don't come at me. This was from the movie. I'm not saying all Jews are what I don't know what to say. But he was really smart. He was good at the books. He was good at at the gambling. So he was making so much money for the mob that even though he wasn't, you know, I Italian or whatever, they still basically let him in. He was never going to be like a a top guy 'cause he was a Jew, but still he made them so much money. He was definitely the brains. And he And he would have had Vegas popping if it wasn't for that dumbass Nikki Santoro coming up and just ruining ruining ruining sh he had it running good. Okay. Number three, the muscle. Hey, you gotta have some muscle in your crew. I'm gonna go with jewels from Pulp Fiction. Right, whatever. I didn't hear you. You cut off. I I said I'll I I pick jewels from Pulp Fiction. I'll just be Jules, Vincent. No more, no less. Damn, wait. I thought Jules was the black guy. no, Jules is Yeah, Samuel L. Jackson. okay, I was thinking it was not. Is Vincent Vincent's the Yeah, Travolta. Travolta, okay. I was thinking Travolta. J Jill's with the when he's about to kill that kid, he's doing the the the Bi Bible verse or whatever. Yeah, that's funny. That's funny. That's good. Yeah. He is the ultimate muscle. That fool gets the job done. Yeah, I mean he just he was down to business, you know. Around he he concentrated on what he was doing and took care of business. For me, even though he ended up backstabbing him, mine was Pachanga. Because that fool was willing to do anything, anything he wanted. man, Mina heard about that shit with your cousin, man. Anything Carlito wanted. Like, remember when they take Benny out out back and he's like, Let's do him, let's do him. He's like excited, he's like, Can't wait. Like, come on, let's go do him and then That was already when Carlito was like losing his edge and he's like, nah, I let him go. And Pachanga looks at him like, what? You're gonna let him go, bro. Let's go do this fool right here in the back. Like let's drop him up, man. Let's put him in the trunk of the car and drive him off the peep. Come on, be like the old days, puppy. He didn't give a F either, so that was my guy, Pachanga. I loved him. And you know they you know they named a Indian casino after him. Bro That's what I heard. All right, number Number four, the best chick slash girlfriend, slash wife, slash hanger on in any of these movies. And bro, for me, this one was hard. Like I started looking at I was like, none of these chicks look good for you know, I mean, there's a couple look decent, but I want to see what you had your eye on. this this one was hard for me because I don't know if I'm going looks, I don't know if I'm going loyalty or ride or die. All all for one, one for all. But I went I went as if I go looks, it's Gina. Gina Gershawn. Okay. If I go if I go loyalty, I'm going Karen, bro, from Goodfellas. Dude. She stuck she had a gun on that fool's head and he still Still but she also had the gun in her in her in her in her in her unmentionables, bro. Yeah. And then she was getting rid of the stuff. They were getting raided if she dealt with all the raids and you guys. Head. Why'd you dump it there? She's like, they would have found it. Yeah, bro. And then and then Desiree just said that's the voice I use for her. Okay, sorry. What are you guys saying? And then the the last one is Ginger. Ginger. From casino. Wait, well, you don't get three, bro. You get one. I would Gina. Gina, all right. I will looks over all that. Looks over loyalty. I will take ginger from casino because in the beginning, before she got all coked out and let that dude her ex bang the crap out of her all the time, she was hot, bro. She was like stylish. And then remember she would like knew everybody in Vegas. She would tip out. Like she was just she was a bomb ass chick. They said she knew everything that was going on. So I like ginger. I I like when when when when Sam Rosny's talking about her and he's like, Yeah, she would walk in the room and her presence and this I I think that's dope. I think that's dope. That's dope. Yeah, yeah. But what about did you think it was dope when she was giving Nikki a blowjob? That fool's crazy, dog. Yeah. And then remember they get they're taking pictures right from across the street. Yeah. and that's why they end up killing him because you're they say that's like the big thing in the mob. You can't mess with another dude's chick. Damn. And Nikki's like, I don't give a foot. Remember, he's come here, come here. And then he grabs her head. And he's like, This and he just goes pushes her edge. That was crazy, though. Yeah. He he he he don't give a fu. And he's gonna be at your next barbecue. He's gonna be at your barbecue. That's the guy you want to invite. Hey, come on, man. okay, who's the bre best crazy sidekick? that that's a that's a I'm gonna go Tommy, bro. Yeah. No, no, you know, I'm gonna go Nikki. Nikki for sure. Yeah, that's a good one. That was mine, probably. That one's hard, bro. That's crazy sight. I also had Chi Chi from Scarface. Who's mine? Why didn't you pick the what's his name? Yamar, what's his name? No. You know who mine is? Chumash? A changa? No. Yeah. That was that was the muscle. You know who mine is? from Carlito's way, Sean Penn. Remember what was his name? Einstein or Kleinman? Cause That fool started out as Carlito's lawyer, and then he fell in love with the whole gangster scene. And then he's the one that actually got Carlito killed. Cause remember he's busting out. He stole from some other Italian mob guy, and then he ended up killing the dude on the boat. Remember, and he had Carlito come with him. So now though those fools are chasing Carlito in that last scene. So he technically led to his actions led to his demise. And that fool was literally crazy. Remember he pulled the gun in the club too? I think he pulled it on on Benny Blanco. And then remember Carlito's like, hey, once you start acting like a gangster, you're a gangster. what's gonna come with it. And he's just like, yeah, fine, I'm good. I ta da. He that mother effort crazy and and lost it. so I'm gonna go with him. Kleinman. So let's see. Actually, normally on these drafts, no offense, hunk, but I murdered the sh out of you. And this one, you might have taken me. So first off For the boss. Uncle went with Marcellus Wallace. That's a damn that big old brother. That okay. That's a left field. That's a left field. That's a that's a hook. I didn't see coming. You caught me. All right. But I went with Sonny, so I went in a different direction, kind of more of a nicer guy, somebody I kind of looked up to. So I don't know. That that might be a draw right there. Your next one is Sosa Brains versus Ace Rosting. Come on, bro. I gotta take that. You gotta give that one to Ace, brother. That's Sosa crazy, but come on, Ace Rosting? No one was smarter than in the game than him. number three, the muscle, Jules versus Pachanga. I'd probably go with Jules. I'm not gonna lie. You snuck, you snuck me on that one. Pachanga was loyal, was cool, but then he turned on him. But that jewels was psycho, bro. Come on, man. I gotta go with Jules. Okay. And best chick slash girlfriend wife. You went with Gina. I went with Ginger. Honestly, I think a push. I don't neither one of them was that great. It's like, all right. And then the last one, this might settle it. We're tied one one in my view. If you if any of y'all in the comments have something different, hey, spout out. Let us know. Let us know. LMK, let me know. Best Crazy Sidekick. You went with Nikki Santoro. I went with Kleiman. This is just to tell you how much of a stand up guy I win, you won. 'Cause Nicky Santoro You can go against Nicky though I won it. Yeah, you can go. I mean, you could pick him in any of the movies that he plays a gangster in and you win. So all hey. Home alone, bro. And he's still with a way, huh? For he's a jolly good fella. All right. But you know what? That was nice. But how about a little rapid fire? Okay. Let's see how you do on this one. Uncle's favorite segment, rapid fire. Uncle, what to you is the best gangster movie ever? Quick. Scarface, bro. Come on. I'm going good fellas. Next one. Best acting performance. That one I it's hard because I I I I every movie that I on here that I've watched, they all have outstanding performances. I'm not a fan of the Godfather series. I I like same thing. I I feel like they're too long. They're kind of they're kinda kind of drag on. Kind of boring. But I would have to say Godf anybody in Godfather two, just because I I know it's like supposedly the the best one. I know it's Yeah. One so many awards. Awesome. So I will give it to them. Yeah. I can't argue I can't argue the facts. Okay. For me, I'm just gonna go with how we were talking about Nikki Santoro. Any I know he played the same character album, but he plays it so crazy, you know what I mean? It's like it's almost like he was meant for those roles. he was meant to be a little short, fat, crazy ass gangster that doesn't give an F. So for me and I know it was probably easy for him, 'cause, you know, he plays the same one in Goodfellas too, but I gotta go with him. okay. How about this? Best soundtrack. This one's easy. For for me, I I like I like Goodfellas. I think that's that's a good soundtrack. But I I I can't I cannot I can't yell to the world how much I love the Scarface soundtrack. Cause I feel like most of those songs are originally. What's on it? Yeah, what's on it though is is it like seventies? Like when he rose into the the club, flashbacks to the yeah yo, yeah yo, and then the push it to the limit. Bro All those are insane to me, bro. Like they just just hearing Drives me nuts. There was a Grand Theft Auto, I don't remember which one it was. I think it was three that that had those songs on like on the radio while you're driving the car. Yeah. I was like in heaven, bro. It was like the the the nerdiest things probably I've ever done. But I was I was it was blissed. I was just smiling the whole time, bro. And they're not I mean, you're not gonna hear on the radio. There's not like you hear him like at a wedding. 'Cause like I said, there's there's all those movies, bro, Bronxtail, Goodfellas, they have classic, like great music. But for me, I'm not gonna win this one against you, but yeah, it's a hundred percent. Hey, there's no winners. This is just rapid fire. This is just all spit out. For me, Bronxtail, bro, prettier than all the wood come on, bro. That's a great song. What is it? What did you say before? That's a PD, homie. PD. Panty Dropper. Come on, bro. My micron has just hit my ankles right now. That was you singing it. Okay, how about this? Best dress. Best dress? I'm gonna say goodfellas. I'm gonna go casino, bro, when they're all suited up. Like, especially when he's running the casino. You don't remember how goofy he looked with those glasses? That's when he was already older. That's back when he was like he already lost it. He had already lost it. But when he's first getting going. I don't know. I just liked any of those gangster suits. Bronxtail too was legit. I was all about I like, I gotta get one of those hats. I gotta get a I got the jacket. You know what I mean? that that that style too that East Coast style. That was that was cool back in the day. Hey, I like your little coat you were wearing the other day, bro. That was pretty that was pretty flat. I got that for sixty bucks in Frisco, bro, when I was up there because I was freezing my balls off and we were gonna go to the game. I said I need a jacket. Yeah, I got in some jacket. I thought you were gonna say Vince Vaughn and swingers. Vince Lombardi. He just threw a curveball. Wait, Vince Lombardi, the old fat the old fat coach. Yeah, I thought it was the old fat dude. Yeah, but I'm talking about the cat too, the way he was rocking. because he was always yeah. No, well that fool that fool used to rock a trench. All right, homie. The most shocking betrayal. You already know, bro. Manolo. Manolo and Gina. He told him, bro. He told him you stay away from her. Shit, not for you. Yeah. And they've they they just kept flirting, bro. And I know I I know why he did it. But bro, he the he told them, bro. So Yeah. I'll I'll I'll I'll stick with that one. I don't think I have another one. yeah, yeah, yeah. That's you're right. I mean, hey, that's called T O P Power. The power of Yeah. Hey, it's a it's a gift and a curse that too. Make you or break you, honey. Yeah, most likely break you. okay, what's the most overrated movie in your eyes? That one I didn't have an answer, bro, because I don't think any of these any any gangster movie is overrated. I they all live up to something. I say Godfather. Three. Yeah. Okay, there you go. Cause I don't even remember it. And it's like any Godfather's just like Yeah, maybe I didn't. The greatest movies ever. And it's like, are they though? Like, I'd rather watch all these other ones over honestly any of them. But I do appreciate like the storytelling and all that. That was a different era and it the slower movies. Okay. can you name one character from the movie that deserved a better ending? Nah bro, I I I can't. I I don't have a single I think every every movie ended the way it should have. Not nothing nothing really left me like thinking like, man, like I wish I would have had more depth on so and so. I wish so and so would have never you know, 'cause I think with these movies you expect them not to not to live. And then good fellas, bro. That's a that's a true story. So you know, homeboy was still alive. What who? Fachanga? Fachanga or just radio. Then all the what that song is so sick. No, bro. Carlito, he did it the right way. He got out of prison, he made his money legally. He was not trying to go back into that lifestyle, even though we were trying to trap him. All he wanted to do was make money in the bar, do it legally. And then leave with his chick and go have a a nice life in Miami or wherever. And what happens? Kleinman and Pachanga did him dirty. And Benny Bonco from the Bronx shot shot that fool when he's about to get on the train to go start his new life. come on, bro. That's exactly what we say you're supposed to do. Like, yeah, he was a gangster. He did all his dirt. He went into prison. He did his time. He came out. He's what do they call it? Re-re-re re-re- Invigorated, reassimilated, and finally gonna be relocated. So prison worked. He got out, he said, I don't want to go back. I want to make it legally. He started a bar, did all that, he's making money, and then it everybody else got him caught up and he ended up dying and not get you know. Remember the end scene where the chick's dancing and she's like dancing at the beach. My Puerto Rican ass ain't supposed to have made it this far. And then she has a kid. He had a kid, obviously. So for me it's Carlito, come on man, they did him dirty. Yeah, I guess. I guess. Man, you're hardcore, brother. I guess you're you're you're you're right. I'm gonna change this one because you already said what you feel about Godfather. So which one do you pick? Goodfellas or casino? bro. Yo. I If if it's watching it, I'm gonna pick Goodfellas because it's shorter. Yes, yes. But if I have nothing to do and I'm like, you know what, let me watch this, I'm gonna go with I'm gonna go with casino. And uncle, that's why you get paid the big bucks. That's the perfect answer. You're right. Casino is just a better movie, but it's long, it's a little bit slow and more of a commitment. Yeah, but goodfellas. It just gets to the point. It's hot. It's fast. There's Coke. There's drugs. There's women. There's banging. everything you need. But Casino is a better movie. But you're right. There's two different two different things. How about this one? Let's throw this one at you. Bronx Tale, which is in my top five movies of all time, or Carlito's Way. I mean, I want to hear your answer, but mine is Bronx Hill. Bronx Hill like you said. It it's more it's more down it's more down on earth. It's got that love story at the center of it. so you you get I'm I'm kind of a sucker for some movies. Like that's why I think I like rom comms, like chick flips. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because because they're usually centered around some sort of like love interest or some sort of or, you know, the the the the chick is with the wrong dude and you know whatever. So like Bronxdale to me, yeah, it's got that love story. Yeah. And I like that. I like that about Bronxdale. Cardino's way is like It's gritty, it's it's it's it's it's grimy. So if you like that, I'm I I would say pick that, but for it's br Bronxel for sure. So you're a you're a lover, not a fighter, huh? Yeah. I'm I'm a yeah. I'm a hooger, not a pusher. What's crazy is that back when I was in college and we moved out to this apartment, me and my buddies, we had of course you gotta get posters and throw up. And of course, what are we throwing up? Gangster posters. I of course I had like a Tupac poster. a Carlito's Way poster and either a Goodfellas or a Bronxtail poster. So for me for a while it was Carlito's Way, but slowly but surely Bronxtail just overtook me because you're right. It's just a better it goes all over. It it'll it shows the gangster side. It shows the the father son side, the son and the gangster father, you know what I mean? Like and that whole interaction and then the father and the gangster interacting and just him growing up. And the and the young crew trying to get into it and then they all end up remember, they all end up killed 'cause they're trying to bomb those the black neighborhood or whatever, and then they they they crash and then they get all burnt up, remember? And then Cologne was like, I was supposed to be in that car and then some of the people are like, What do they say? They're like, Now they all burnt up. They all burnt up like They're all going crazy. They start throwing bottles at him every he runs out. So that movie is just, it's a beautiful movie. The music, the love story. he goes dark. Hey, brother, sometimes you got to, you know what mean? I don't know if he was able to ever go back though. You know what I mean? Once you go, you can't go back. So I don't know. I don't I I would like to have seen part part two. I would like to have seen part two, but beautiful movie, beautiful music, sad ending, kinda. But then how you said, you know. You kinda have to expect gangsters are gonna die. That's what that's what they do. They sh they kill and they die. That's what they do. how about this one? And th see, you were making that whole big old fuss and this is the only time tombst tombstone came it came into it. that was I should have picked that for my my Crazy sidekick. Doc Holliday, remember? That fool was de That fool was down till the end, bro. He started over. Let's start over. And he was dying and he still was shows up for that fight. You know what I mean? I'm your Huckleberry. I'm your Huckleberry. He's my fight's not with you, holiday. He's like, I beg to diff. I beg to diffa. We started a game. We haven't we haven't finished. all right, tombstone or the departed? Have you seen that? Have you seen the departed? The departed is great. Okay. The departed is great. You're right. You are absolutely right. Performance. How happy were you when that fool they go in or actually I think it's him goes and kills Matt Damon. Spoiler alert, spoiler alert. Yeah. How you like them apples. I was so pumped up when you killed that fool when you killed that dude. for me it's tombstone, because to me, Tombstone for me is a top ten movie. It's just it's not even close. The party The Party is great, but you throw tombstone on right now, I'm gonna throw my cowboy hat. I'm gonna get my gun in a s in a in a in a holster. Hey, I a part of me wishes I was born in the in the Western days. 'Cause I would love just be walking down the street with a gun and just shoot somebody for looking at me wrong. Like what you looking at? So anyways. Yeah, I would have loved that, man. So for me, I just I love the whole cowboy culture. I love Louis Lamore books. I I love it all, brother. Anything with cowboys, I love it. Spurs for your crocs. What's the Spurs for my croc what's the saying? Save some beer and ride a cowboy or what is it? Save a horse. Save a horse. Save a horse and ride a cowboy. Yeah, hell yeah. Ride this cowboy. all right. Scene Stealer. Damn, this one's crazy. Doc Holiday. You did it again, Hans. What'd I do? It's on there. Don't even act like it's not. Damn it. Hold on. Damn it. Let me look at your damn file. F guy. You act like I sent a eighteen gig file over. Hey, you gotta remember I don't I'm not used to this technology. you did. What PDF? You did. Teen Steeler, Doc Holliday or Tommy from Goodfellas? I'm gonna say Doc Holliday, bro. Yeah. Doc Holiday is just a looming character. and that also, Doc Holiday could have kind of gone for the character who deserves a better ending because he ends up just dying. I mean, you know he's gonna die because that fool's got that T B tuberculosis. But but But it's still it's sad, bro, 'cause that fool was his ride or die. And then remember at the end, he's like, I just want remember Wyatt Earth keeps showing up to play cards with him in the hospital and he's like, Please, I don't want you to come back. If you do me one wish, if if you were ever were my friend, you'll stop coming. And and then Wyatt leaves him that book or whatever, I guess the cover for his new book or whatever, he signs it to my friend, 'cause that's all he wanted, remember? He's like, that's my friend. Wyatt Earp is my friend. That's all he wanted. He put to my friend, Doc Holiday. Thanks for always being there. Thanks for always being there. Damn, bro. then Doc Holiday starts tearing up. I'm like, man, if I could get a card like that from my mom, I would start tearing up too. you know what I mean? you're a great friend. Thanks for always being there. You're from your mom? Well, maybe f maybe from you there. I don't know. You're right. Yeah, you're right. Maybe from you. But like that was cool. And then and then even even Wyatt kind of chokes up as he's walking out because you know that's it. That's it. That's the end of a Doc Holiday. I just thought that was that was awesome. He had 50 kills. All right. Wow. wait, we are at an hour. I was about to say, man, we're moving quick. No, we're not. Uncle, that's it, brother. That is it. That is not bad. That is not bad. Let's wrap this sucker up with Uncle Knows Best. Okay, I'm gonna jump in on this one too. Uncle in the Bronx Tale. Who teaches who do you feel taught Cologno more about being a man? His father? Sunny. I think his I think his dad his dad set it up. I think his dad was trying to teach him the right way, obviously. But when you have your dad struggling, bro, financially, yeah, you know what I mean? And you have somebody else that's trying to teach you a certain way, and you see them that they have everything, bro. Everything. Money, power, respect. I mean, it it you can go you can go the you can go the blue collar way, you can go the crime way. Right? If you if you go this way, it's gonna be a lot of hard work. You're probably gonna be struggling. You go this way, it's I mean s sky's limit, bro. But I mean, i I don't know. it it all depends on him. It all depended on him if he was gonna go one way or the other. I that's yeah, that's that's a good answer because it is hard to tell, but I would personally I would go with with Sonny, the gangster, just because I feel like The dad, you're right, started out raising right. Remember, he was like, I'm gonna take him to the game. He cared about the Yankees, put him on the bus with him, he was all happy. He was like, Yeah, proud of his dad. But then as he started getting older, he started hanging around with the that crew or whatever, it was like the gangster life was more appealing or whatever. So I think the fact that he couldn't stop him from hanging out with Sonny and them, it's kind of like that was That was like his weak n like he couldn't stop it. You know what I mean? That was his one job as dad. Keep him out of that trouble. Keep him away from them and he couldn't do it. Because he was working, he was gone or whatever, and the mom wasn't able to do it. Remember when he pulls him out of the when he's like a little kid, he's already making more than him in tips and he pulls him out or whatever. And then he's like, Why'd you do that, Dad? Why'd you do that? Those are that's my money. I made a hundred whatever. And then he's like, That's blood. I don't know. He says something like that's dirty money or something. Then he's like, He's like, Sonny was right. The working man is a sucker. The working man is a sucker. Sonny was right. The working man is a is a sucker, Dad. He's a sucker. He's wrong. It don't take much strength to pull a trigger, but try and get up every morning day after day and work for Remember? And then I think he slaps Cologne, doesn't he? I don't know. I think he does. Yeah. I think in front in front of the Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's crazy. But then I think he does a they talk later and they work it. I don't know if he apologized. Remember we talked about that. I know if he apologized or whatever, but I think Sonny did a better job at raising him because he taught him the streets, but Sonny also was teaching him like d don't get into this lifestyle. Remember, he was trying to keep away from those kids, you don't need to be hanging out with those knuckleheads. So I think Sonny really didn't even want him to be like in the gang gang. Remember when they get in the fight with the with the the bikers, he's like they're like, Get out of the way, get out of the way, cle like why he's even in there, you know what I mean? So I think the Sonny did care about care for him. And he taught him a bigger lesson even in the end of dying. It's like, yeah, I don't wanna go this route 'cause look what happens. Like it was like some some dude who he had killed his dad like when he was a kid came back to kill him later on. So it's like that was also a life lesson and then he he he goes and remember he hugs it out with his dad and the dad's like, Yeah, you know, he gets he goes to pay respect too to Sonny. So I think he got a good education from both, but I feel like the Sonny one was a little bit better. But I mean also like you said, Sonny was was he was he was a He was a stunk up killer, bro, but Yeah. He was still I think he still had his morals and his Yeah and a certain certain like way he carried himself for sure. Like so I think he also picked up on that, yeah. remember he teaches them that life lesson too. first off, remember Cologne tries to tell his dad that he's gonna date a sister and the dad's like, No, you can't do that, you know, or he He tells him his friend won't hey my friend wants to date a sister. He's No, no, you can't do that. You're Italian, you gotta stick it with talent. And then what does Sonny say? That's cool. Hey, is that one of the great ones? That's one of the great ones. Like, Sonny was actually a cool ass dad. You like this girl? I do, but I don't want to hear all the guys. I don't want to hear your mouth. You know, he was like, and then he and then he tells him, like, hey, when you go and you pick her up, you unlock her door, and then you walk around and you make sure she unlocks your door. Because if she doesn't She's a selfish ass beep. And it's like, dang, bro, he was giving him life knowledge. You know what I mean? And he's You were writing this stuff down on. Yeah, I was. And I was like, I gotta go get me a sister. At that time, that's what I was feeling. I was feeling too. Yeah. Cause I was like, hey, darker the berry, sweeter the hoo, if you know what I'm talking about. So lack of the berry, the sweeter the juice. I think the time that Sonny gave him. I think more than even the pops did. You know what I mean? Gave him some real life lessons. But the way they left the movie, I feel like he was gonna get closer with his dad, and then his dad would have, did good after that. So is it bro, it's a pretty in depth movie. You know what I mean? I can't believe you just kinda brush it off like it's nothing. Then all the what okay. Also, Uncle I don't know you're talking about, bro. Okay. So right there I just talked about like how you could take some positive from a a movie. a gangster movie. Well, is there any other gangster movie that you were able to take positive from? Or is it just all like, nah, man, they're all just showing you the bad side. I think, like we said, when you see them coming up from nothing, bro, whether you're a Cuban immigrant that gets dumped on the the shores of Miami where there it you get caught up because they're you know you're in the wrong place at the wrong time as a kid and next thing you know they like your hustle. They like your your gumption. Yeah. Gump shit. I love that word. You like that word, huh? So when when when they when when you when you pick that up, any any of these movies that you watch, obviously you see the you see the you see the climb. You have to see the good, bro, the hustle, the grit. know that the sky's the limit, right? But you have to stay, you have to do it in moderation, bro. But I'm gonna quote the famous Elvira Hancock from Baltimore. sh okay. Nothing exceeds excess, bro. Nothing what? nothing exceeds like excess. Nothing exceeds. Me? No, that's what she says in the in the movie. Okay, okay, okay, okay. And he's talking about you don't get high on your own supply. Right, right. We don't want to follow that, do we? Right, right, right, right. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Frank Lopez, bro, by the way. Frank Lopez. Who is also In over the top. Remember you told us that too? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's the grand the evil grandpa. So yeah, bro, you if you take if you take the good, the hustle, the determination, the hard work, but you do it in moderation, bro. You don't have to, you know, go to that level. Yeah. You can you apply yourself to anything, bro. You you'll get it. It's just you know, some people don't wanna do it at a at a at a at a regular at a regular pace. Don't you think though it could be like these kind of movies could be harmful for you like younger kids 'cause it could make like, Dang, maybe not these, but maybe hood movies that we were talking about. We're gonna do a show on hood movies, Boys in the Hood, Juice, Menace, all that. Don't you think it makes it? I yeah, they a lot of the characters end up getting killed and you're like, Okay, maybe that's not for me, but doesn't it glorify that that lifestyle, the chicks, the coke, the partying, the drinking? It's like, damn, this don't look so bad. it could actually draw people into that or Or no, you think pe kids just look at it like that's cool, but yeah, I would never go that route. I I think it depends, bro. I think I think if I think if you start to relate, man, yeah, I don't have squad, I'm over here on the streets trying to make some money. Right. Then maybe, bro. But the kids in this house, then they don't know. They don't really know what struggle is, bro. Come on. Yeah. So you're saying as as the generations go on and you get their life better, it it makes it easier. And they look at that I would never even risk or try want to do anything like that. I'd be too worried about going to jail, dog. Yeah. And that's always what that's always was what scared me. I mean remember you had said earlier, you said something like your dad said that, you know, Aguilars weren't fighters or whatever. So I was never a a fighter or want to be a you know a gangster. Hey, let's go jump these. I never wanted to do that. But it does, you know, it does like kinda look cool and it does you know, whatever. So I know for me it was like, man, but I never had the gumption to follow through on that or whatever. Let me get in on this gumption. Let me you need to throw me a layup so I can use this word gumption, but you know what I mean? So it's like it hits everybody different. But I I remember being a youth and like, man, that's cool. You know what I mean? But Yeah, of course. It's it glorifies glorifies it. But it's also I think at the end of the day, bro, the the way the way that way that you're living, like for me, I saw all these movies. I saw scary movies. I saw faces of death. I didn't try to go out there and you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah. I didn't try to partake in any of that. Even the hood movies, bro. even growing up in the hood, damn, I remember seeing that's pretty crazy. And then you'd see some stuff out in the streets. I remember growing up, I used to hang out with Victor obviously, but and we thought Humphrey Park, bro, in the 90s. Humphrey Park was a war zone, bro. You know I mean? And we were there at night, like, hey, let's go, let's go see what's up. And then we come home. Because we knew hey at a certain point it's gonna get crazy. Yeah, something you guys got you guys got lucky, but you luck would run out if you kept pushing it, Yeah, yeah, eventually. Cast, like nothing good happens after a certain time, bro, depending on where you're at. Nothing what they say, nothing's good after two AM or eleven o'clock. Yeah, bro. Like if you're out on the streets, two, three in the morning, you're more likely to c run into something. Yeah. That's just a fact. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, that's a fact. Unless you're making a jack in the box run, woo two in the morning. Yeah, give me that that yumbo yak. yumbo yak and two tacos on and a Dr. Pepper. I feel the same way. I feel like and what scared me too always was like I ain't trying to go to jail or prison. That looked to me after I saw American Me, I was like, hell no. Hell no, you ain't detailed you ain't catching me in fulsom. Alright, brother. good job, Unc. Good job. good job. these movies are classics, brother. Look at it. Look at how it just gets me going. I'm like, I just wanna now wanna watch all of them tonight. you're gonna stay up all night, binger. But our rankings might be straight. Criminals, speaking of criminals. So this is to all the people that are watching, hopefully. Hopefully we get some views on this. Drop your favorite gangster movies. Where are you at, Mike? What's yours? Green Street Hooligans? have you seen that movie? That movie is dope. I just can't find it anywhere. what do we miss? What do we hit? You know what I mean? Like hey, I'm like Otani right now. I'm I'm missing a lot. You know what I mean? So, like, hey, tell me what I missed. Tell me where I struck out. And of course, Uncle, thank you. Thank you, everyone, for watching. Thank you for Dirty D for popping in on a couple of whatever you were saying. Let's keep this thing going, huh? You see our views now? We get a hundred now, nothing, bro. snapping the fingers. Just easy, easy. So Except the Tupac one. What happened there? I don't know. I even changed the floating. I changed the thumbnail to add more of like his picture. That shit is what is it? DOA dead on arrival. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe I should try to change the title. I don't know. Like to me, I'm like that pops, what's going on? And I love it. I love the quickie though. I man, I brought I've listened to that quickie from was it? Yeah, last Sunday I've listened to that probably six times. And I every time I listen to it, it's like the first time. All right, Uncle. Thank you. That's it, brother. We out. Gentleman's hour, an hour and six minutes. We'll see you we'll see you next week, brother. I'm gonna stop it now. Flippity flip late. Late. I'm out.