And boom, we are on.

And today's guest, we've got Sam of Bill.

Sammy, how are we?

I'm pleasure being here.

And I think it's going to be a great interview because he's got

a heavy accent. I have a heavy Brooklyn accent. It's going to be a little weird but I think

we're going to enjoy this. So no one will know what the fuck we're saying basically.

But first and foremost, it's good to have you on. I've came all the way to Arizona.

Everybody knows the kind of true crime and you're the biggest name out there. So for giving me

the time and letting me come to your place and interview you. Listen, I appreciate it.

My pleasure. It really is. You're a gentleman. I know a lot about you. And it was my pleasure

to have you on board. Thank you. Before we get into everything

know, Sammy, I always like to go back to the start with my guests, get more a bit of understanding

about you, where you grew up and how it all began. Okay. So shoot away with your questions and,

you know, it all started when I was a kid kid I was born and raised in Bensonhurst

Brooklyn so it all started over there I grew up real quick I was dyslexic as a kid

school wasn't for me I joined the gang earlier life stood there for quite a while

bunch of guys it was us against the world, all that bullshit.

But we knew there was a mafia and we knew to avoid them.

They were a little dangerous.

And then when I was 19 years old, I got drafted into the military during the Vietnam War. And I went in, I served two years.

I got out with an honorable discharge. I think it was the first thing I did in my life that was

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