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Old utopia wrote:THE NUMBERS GAME
GRAVESEND | MANHATTAN, NEW YORK CITY | FEB 19TH 1920

Giuseppe 'Gyp' Bottari:
You sure about this Mikey? Seems pretty risky. I mean this isn't our territory. Boss won't be happy."

Michael Tortora:
"Oh shut up, will you. Things'll be fine. I got it worked out. Boss wants us to start expanding. This is a start."

Giuseppe:
"You better. So what's the play?"

Mikey:
"It ain't no play. This ain't some big operation. We're just getting this guy to uh...voluntarily give up his bar. You know what I mean?"

Giuseppe
"Ok."

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Giuseppe:
"Hey, there he is."

Mikey:
"Ok, good. Now, remember we ain't here to kill nobody, we just want to roughen him up enough so that he gives up his bar. Now come on, get outta the car."

Giuseppe:
"Hey mister! Remember us!"

Bar Owner:
"I said I don't want you people here. Go away."

Mikey:
"Hey mister, come on, you know this isn't a choice. We'll pay."

Bar Owner:
"How much?"

Mikey:
"About 200."

Bar Owner (scoffing):
"Hah. No deal. Now get outta my sight."

Giuseppe (pulling out his gun):
"You think we'd be here if we woulda let you say no?"

[/pre]Bar Owner:[/pre]"You boys make me sick. I know you won't kill me."

Marco (turning his back and walking away):
"You're right, we won't. We'll do worse. It was a pleasure doing business, we'll see you again sometime."

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Giuseppe:
"Why'd you let him off that easy? We didn't even hit him. We could've got it, we shouldn't have given up."

Marco:
"Maybe you're right but...who cares anyway."

Giuseppe:
"I care. The boss'll care. Those goddamn Manzolillos care. We're blowing up a place on their territory."

Marco:
"Just shut up and get me this fire started."

I'm Brooklyn, what makes you think its my territory?

Does NS keep saying "The server experienced an unexpected error when lodging this message"?

Balticonia wrote:Does NS keep saying "The server experienced an unexpected error when lodging this message"?

Yup

Balticonia wrote:I'm Brooklyn, what makes you think its my territory?

Typo, I meant Brooklyn, Gravesend is a neighbourhood in brooklyn.

I'll be back in like 2 hours.

Vespasiano lets out a grunt as he hears of the arsoning of a Brooklyn speakeasy. "So what do they think? Huh? That they can come over here without us noticin? Well that's a-not gonna fly with Manzolillo. Tonight we is a-moving. Alberto, go get Mazzini and Gambarelli. Tell em to gather up the gang.

Old utopia wrote:I'll be back in like 2 hours.

ok

The Carnellis also operate in Manhattan, but their influence is only in a few old Bed and Breakfast places as hideouts.

Balticonia wrote:Vespasiano lets out a grunt as he hears of the arsoning of a Brooklyn speakeasy. "So what do they think? Huh? That they can come over here without us noticin? Well that's a-not gonna fly with Manzolillo. Tonight we is a-moving. Alberto, go get Mazzini and Gambarelli. Tell em to gather up the gang.

Why they speaking like Mario.

I'm back, by the way.

Old utopia wrote:Why they speaking like Mario.

Because they are Italian. I have never even played Mario, so I was just going for an Italian accent.

Balticonia wrote:Because they are Italian. I have never even played Mario, so I was just going for an Italian accent.

I'm pretty sure Italians, especially Italian-Americans, don't speak like that. I'm referring to the 'we a-moving' and 'thats a-not gonna fly'. I don't think any Italian sounds like that.

Old utopia wrote:I'm pretty sure Italians, especially Italian-Americans, don't speak like that. I'm referring to the 'we a-moving' and 'thats a-not gonna fly'. I don't think any Italian sounds like that.

Just a nitpick.

Old utopia wrote:I'm pretty sure Italians, especially Italian-Americans, don't speak like that. I'm referring to the 'we a-moving' and 'thats a-not gonna fly'. I don't think any Italian sounds like that.

I think that people whose first language is Italian, but second language is English speak like that.

Balticonia wrote:I think that people whose first language is Italian, but second language is English speak like that.

I have to disagree but okay.

Hearing of the arson committed by his soldiers in Manzollilo territory, Angelo has invited Vespasiano to a meeting, in order to straighten things out.

Old utopia wrote:Hearing of the arson committed by his soldiers in Manzollilo territory, Angelo has invited Vespasiano to a meeting, in order to straighten things out.

Vespasiano arrives at the agreed meeting point, making sure that Lucatelli notices his bodyguard watching from 50 feet away.

Old utopia

Balticonia wrote:Vespasiano arrives at the agreed meeting point, making sure that Lucatelli notices his bodyguard watching from 50 feet away.

Lucatelli signals to his bodyguard in the car to keep an eye on Vespasiano's bodyguard. As they head inside the restaurant, a table is laid out for them. Angelo sits down.
"Well, I have to begin by saying it is a pleasure meeting you, Mr.Manzolillo."

Post self-deleted by Old utopia.

I will hopefully join the RP soon. I just need to find the patience to write a post where I introduce my crime family

Free Toast wrote:I will hopefully join the RP soon. I just need to find the patience to write a post where I introduce my crime family

Cool, good to know.

Old utopia wrote:Lucatelli signals to his bodyguard in the car to keep an eye on Vespasiano's bodyguard. As they head inside the restaurant, a table is laid out for them. Angelo sits down.
"Well, I have to begin by saying it is a pleasure meeting you, Mr.Manzolillo."

"Well, I hope I can say the same for you. You see that big bridge over there? Yeah, that's the one. Why are your gangs crossing that bridge. Brooklyn? That's our part of town."

Balticonia wrote:"Well, I hope I can say the same for you. You see that big bridge over there? Yeah, that's the one. Why are your gangs crossing that bridge. Brooklyn? That's our part of town."

"I can assure you they weren't there on my orders. But besides, what did they do wrong? It wasn't like that store they burnt down was one of your clients." A waiter comes up to them and Angelo nods to him. The waiter brings back a cup of coffee.
"Now, how do you like your coffee?"

Old utopia wrote:"I can assure you they weren't there on my orders. But besides, what did they do wrong? It wasn't like that store they burnt down was one of your clients." A waiter comes up to them and Angelo nods to him. The waiter brings back a cup of coffee.
"Now, how do you like your coffee?"

"Black, thank you. Hmm. Well, make sure that they know that the bridge is there for a reason. What was your-er-their purpose in burning that place anyways?"

Balticonia wrote:"Black, thank you. Hmm. Well, make sure that they know that the bridge is there for a reason. What was your-er-their purpose in burning that place anyways?"

"To my understanding, they tried to intimidate the man into giving them the bar, thinking they could get some sort of racket set up there. He wasn't intimidated so they taught him a lesson."

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