Well, one of our very favorite Steve Sharippa, who he loved is Bobby Bacala on The Sopranos,

and he's so good in blue bloods every week.

And if you're a big Sopranos fan, you've got to get his book, woke up this morning,

an oral history of the Sopranos.

Make sure you get this book.

And here's the big news, a big event coming up a week from tomorrow. Saturday, February 12th.

You're going to see Steve Sharippa. You can see Michael Imperioli, Vincent Pastori,

at the St. George Theater in Staten Island. The Sopranos live on stage. Saturday, September 12th,

St. Staten Island. You can get tickets. Just go to

Ticket Sales.com. Steve Sheripa, how you doing? Good, pal. What's going on? How are you?

Everything's good. Now, you're a big tough guy. You're afraid to walk around New York right now?

Well, I got to tell you some. I'm not as tough as I used to be, unfortunately,

because I'm old. But I is. It's terrible. It's terrible. I got two daughters that live here.

I'm horrified. And I'm not kidding. It's, it's very scary. Listen, I grew up here. I grew up

in Brooklyn. I was here all through the 70s. I went to college here.

It is a scary time. And I see it on the streets, you know, Mark, people aren't staying out late

anymore. They go to dinner. They go home, you know, for the people that even go to dinner.

Not only just because of the, you know, of the, you know, the pandemic, but it's scary

out there.

There's lunatics running the streets.

And the thing is they get away with it.

You could do whatever you want, except for kill someone, even then.

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