Why Psychologists Study The Movie 'A Bronx Tale'

Patrick Bet-David Podcast Episode 88. In this short clip, they talk about lessons from Chazz Palminteri's movie "A Bronx Tale".

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[bunkshaner]

The part having the girl unlock the door for you. If she doesn’t reach across and unlock the door for you…… so important

[chuysontest]

The movie has so many good quotes and mottos, when I was 10 years old I saw it with my dad, and I’m 34 now and still watch it, and live by it,
The part where Robert deniro says
“It don’t take much strength to pull a trigger, let’s see if he can get up everyday and go work for a living” then we’ll see who the real man is, the working man’s a tuff guy,

[joshuaday]

The scene about the 20 dollars has been a big part of my life, ive used it as a test many many times and it's never failed me. Had a similar experience when I won a large chunk of money on the lottery. While waiting for payment to come through, I did the same thing, asked several people to borrow monet without telling them about the lottery payment coming. It saved me alot of headaches, you can't imagine the people who come out of the gutters when they hear you won some money and it wasn't even alot of money less 10 grand. I had friends parent calling with sob stories asking for money, it was so sad. I had a few people get mad saying that it's not like I worked hard for the money and why was I being so unfair to them and not giving them any. Crazy crazy crazy. I almost wish everyone could have a similar experience, it hurts, but it really exposes your real friends.

[okay]

Bronx tale is a classic and based on truth. Chaz is a great storyteller

[aaronroyal]

I like Michael Francese's take on love vs fear: fear only works until they fear something else more which is why so many guys turn rat but it's a lot less common to give up those you love no matter what they threaten you with.

[citiessportsbar]

That scene with the $20 and getting off cheap stuck with me through many relationships growing up.💯

[nycmaster]

The Bronx Tale is one of my favorite movies. Very underrated film.

[kyledodson]

The working class man thing is my favorite part. His dad In that movie was such a good dad, and even didn’t hold a grudge against sonny, even after he died

[samvega]

“Mickey Mantle doesn’t pay the bills” fucked my world up at 8 years old

[jayreyndogz]

I remember lying on my sofa as a kid about 10 years old and this film came on about 1 in the morning it's always stuck with me since then

[robertp]

He's dropping next level wisdom I wish I had heard when I was a kid!🤔

[scotth]

"I give them just enough where they need me, but they don't hate me"

[flagal]

This concept of 'availability, ' is brilliant and very true. I know that even people who are business owners....so many times, they do well, being available all the time to their staff and their customers, but when they get bigger, at times they do ' absentee management, ' and it all falls apart. For morale sake and to keep the 'train on the tracks, ' you have to be there, to be tough and be kind.

[yilmazkurt]

I love him as an actor. He really plays well. Amazing person.

[shanelehr]

"Now you can't leave" Absolute best line and part in the movie. You knew it was going down, freaking intense!

[BladeTrinity]

Never knew he wrote it…now much more respect

[Guillermo_Carratero]

It also happened in Good Will Hunting that someone wrote the story as an unknown starred in it and it became a hit. Damon and Affleck actually wrote the script together.

[Marva]

They should have just let Chaz continue with his lines from the movie instead of continually interrupting, totally killed the magic of what he was trying to recreate.

[HippySpeedballPodcast]

I applied the availability concept with running my crew in my first ever management position. This lead to me running for #1 store in the company for almost 3 years. Keep your crew happy and the product will sell itself.

[robertmontague]

The story about the divorced guy going round the divorce lawyers - Tony Soprano done that in the Sopranos