Al Capone

And I share that because that's my truth, right? Like this about being real, it was awful man for her and for me.

You know, while I'm on it, I'm like, you know, I feel like Al Capone and then, you know what I mean? That in the morning when I'm sobering up, man, I'm like, I didn't bear my, I'm crying my eyes out.

Like, you know what I mean? Don't leave me, please don't leave me, you know? And I treated her appallingly and, um,

I couldn't,

And then you've got other groups, and this is where I was going with this one, other groups who have become organised.

And I call it the Al Capone approach that you guys have got in that you might not be able to get it one way, so you'll look at a different way and a different method.

You couldn't get Al Capone on racketeering, but you could get him on tax evasion.

I thought you were going

to say we're going to shoot them all on Valentine's Day or

whether the mum is a permanent mum, whether it's a passing mum that eventually would get healed.

All the mums that we mentioned, even a temporary mum, in what sense? A temporary mum is not a mum.

A temporary mum is enough that while he has the mum, he can't do the abayda.

After the mum goes away, he can do the abayda.

It looks like he's missing a piece in the back of the head because it goes slanty.

It looks like he's missing a piece.

All those, ineshova b'zareh sholaharim.

It's like somebody took a piece of his head out of his head.

If you want to get them, you're going to have to go after the money.

The same way you went after Al Capone.

Because if you think Al Capone was protected, wait until you get a load of people like Jeffrey Epstein.

Epstein or Epstein-related entities had accounts with several of those banks in his later years, including Wells Fargo, TD Banks, and First Bank of Puerto Rico, according to those people.

JPMorgan Chase has said it closed Epstein's accounts in 2013 and Deutsche Bank said it cut them off in 2018.

I don't know how many times I got to say it.

That's how they got Al Capone.

That's how they get mafia figures all the time.

That's how they get people all the time.

Archbishop Paul Kazimir Markinokos, M-A-R-C-I-N-K-U-S, born in 1922 in Cicero, Illinois, the son of a Lithuanian window cleaner.

Cicero which had also been Al Capone's base of operation for years, was an unlikely nursery for a future Vatican official, but McInnes was an unlikely Vatican official in every respect.

He was ordained in 1947, posted to the Vatican diplomatic corps, and worked his way up through a combination of administrative competence and sheer physical presence.

He stood six foot tall and four inches and played rugby in his youth and was recruited as an informal bodyguard for Pope Paul VI during overseas trips.

Okay, Boom Boom.

What did Al Capone say when surrounded by the FBI? Heck it, Bob.

He's

right.

We also went on a little creepy after dark ghost tour on the Chicago River where they drove us by a bunch of famous sites and told us all the stories about all the tragedy that happened.

the Chicago River and then reported ghosts and sightings and things like that related to each of the tragedies but we specifically stated the Congress because it was reportedly very haunted we stayed in room 800 when we got there and found it where we were staying and what our room number was and did some research it is reported that Al Capone used to stay in that room which does not surprise me because it has a perfect view of the lake and was a fucking gorgeous view and It's also reported that guests have smelled cigar smoke in the room and different things.

But my favorite story that I got and.

I did some research on it, and apparently it's something that they like to tell on the ghost tours, but it hasn't been necessarily confirmed by Stephen King.