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| stress, manifesto, federal case law, atheism, priests, woomera detention centre, jesus, remarks, refugees, israelipodcast, statements, israeli podcasts, sucking, craigs list, mama, bush, | Fran and Nick had friends, relatives, in that life. They weren't proud of them, didn't boast about them. They were just there. Friends like foot Gerard and Butchie. Relatives like Fran's Uncle Joe. And it wasn't an Italian phenomenon, really. Jewish people of the over-sixty generation have similar memories- of Uncle Morris the bookie, of gangsters on street corners of neighborhoods like Brownsville. But the old working-class, second-generation Eastern foot European Jewish neighborhoods were dying or gone by the 1960s, while Italian neighborhoods, and their Guys, were growing and thriving foot through the twenty-first century. Plenty of street kids were still hoping to become Guys. The glamour, the perks, the advantages of being a Guy have never gone away in places like Bensonhurst. Guys broke the law and got away with it. That was a powerful thing in Brooklyn in the 1960s. It appealed to a lot of neighborhood kids who didn't have much else to admire. |
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| He comes back with, I'm old, I'm this. I'm a man. Okay. Very nice. [Laughing.] It was so many israeli podcasts years of not being like my father did with me, where I had like no opinion. I gave you the chance to give your opinion and I gave my opinion and you shit on it. So you know what? I'm not going to waste my israeli podcasts breath on israeli podcasts it. Just don't break my balls, don't break your mother's balls. Go kill yourself." Since Louis was a rebellious kid, Nick and Fran were glad that they didn't live in Bensonhurst. In Staten Island, they could keep an eye on him and keep him off the streets, and away from the people nobody liked to talk about. Everybody knew them. They were in the family. They were cousins and uncles. Friends. People down the block. Nick used to shine shoes at the Club 62 on Fort Hamilton Parkway, where the men in the tailored suits would give him $30 tips- at a time when his father took home $50 a week. It was hard to grow up in Bensonhurst and not know Guys. |
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