I hung out in New Jersey pool rooms since the early '60s.
I have stories and names but that's as far as I will go.
Mobsters (Mafia) that were really into the pool scene?
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I hung out in New Jersey pool rooms since the early '60s.
I have stories and names but that's as far as I will go.
Anyone that is afraid to talk about the mob on here has watched to many movies and TV shows about the mob. As long as you're not talking about an unsolved murder or an open case they could care less. They don't even know how many are undercover in their crews anymore.
Like pool player's, for everyone like SVB and Daz, thousands more are just about starving, like those high in the mob that have a nice house on Long Island, thousands of soldiers and wannabe wise guys are not sure where there next meals are coming from.
I did a lot of work for Teamster Union Trucking Boss Julie Klein and heavy equipment union boss Jack Duffy and many more. Look them up if you care to. I could sit for days telling true stories about things that happened back then. Some were funny as hell and some weren't so funny at all. But you wouldn't believe me W/O the videos. Johnnyt John Terrell
Like pool player's, for everyone like SVB and Daz, thousands more are just about starving, like those high in the mob that have a nice house on Long Island, thousands of soldiers and wannabe wise guys are not sure where there next meals are coming from.
I did a lot of work for Teamster Union Trucking Boss Julie Klein and heavy equipment union boss Jack Duffy and many more. Look them up if you care to. I could sit for days telling true stories about things that happened back then. Some were funny as hell and some weren't so funny at all. But you wouldn't believe me W/O the videos. Johnnyt John Terrell
Yup Johnny. Most of those guys were alright and regular people. Some were not and you knew who they were and how to transact with them. A lot of guys on here watch too many movies or are acting like drama queens.
Thank you. Also some say/think they no one of them because he nodded back to them once.
Johnnyt
I believe the same is true for drug dealers. If you're not buying or selling drugs then they are no different than any other opponent. What happens in their "business" has nothing to do with what happens when they are playing pool, even for money.
I also assume they don't want to talk about their "business" anymore than I want to talk about software development when I'm playing pool. I'd hope we'd both have more interesting things to discuss.
