1950's Guy Owes Money to the Mob

You know that's good meat

[B_men_apo]

The line: “trust me I’m good for it” has been said many times in movies it’s crazy.

[Mrthahaters]

“Or a (in a nasally voice) was so good. This guy’s delivery always makes the videos special.

[Smoerrebroed]

In 1955 $49 is equivalent to $558.91 buckaroos today

[GreatBabush]

“Don’t dat mean nuttin ta nobahdy no moaHhhHH?”

[lazywallstreetnews]

"Don't that mean nuttin' to nobody no mººººre" 🤣

[jedimindglitch]

I like to imagine that it is not a 1950's mob but just, like, modern mafia

[normie.business.genius]

I’d loan you the $49. You’re hilarious, bro!

[eggroll]

"dont that mean nuttin' to nobody no

[armikuu]

Please cast this man to be Seymour in little shop of horror’s

[datdude]

‘Take a pepperoni and forget all about this’ 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[AJSSPACEPLACE]

“Look buddy, you borrowed almost half a c-note. That’s good money, that I gotta work hard to bring in. So either you cough up the dough, or I’ll make your face uglier than the beaches of Normandy. Capeesh?”

[breeze]

"C'mon Tommy you know it's good meat" 😂

[Kiptynsproductions]

A 1970’s kid who is getting 90s in math

[weegeemike]

"Don't hit me in the knees with a baseball bat....or a hammaaaa" 😂😂😂

[marnmv]

This feels like an Adam West Batman character that he swoops in to save for the Christmas special

[PyrinonYT]

Sounds like the guy that said "Ay I'm walking here"

[ChelseyIsATotalSOSFan]

“Don’t hit me in da kneecaps with a baseball bat or a That made me laugh every single time it would loop 😂

[Legomannsmells]

As a Lenny the legbeaker I can confirm that I threatened a hot dog stand guy before

[bionabot]

I wish 49 Dollars still meant something

[MIersetting]

I got recommended this on christmas eve. Just so yall know. 49 dollars was a ton back then