That's the problem with my generation and younger they completely disregard the things and events and especially the people that have shaped the world that may have come and gone but none the less made a major impact I was having a conversation a few days ago with a kid I went to high school with and long story short he thought ww2 was in 73 after busting his chops trying to figure out how he's went through almost thirty years thinking one of history's most important milestones took place in the 70s the best part is as he walked away I stopped him and asked hey don't you want to know the truth and he told me verbatim who cares We're the future now f the past... on the drive home all I could think about is how thankful I was that I had people in my life that did care and planted that seed of knowledge in my mind from a young age and one of the main quotes that kept running thorough my head was he who forgets history is doomed to repeat it. But anyways sorry 007 kind of a rant but the point is men like frank are a dying bread and that worries me because knowledge, streets smarts; and that elusive thing called common sense dies with them at the end of the day you can just hope that your friends and loved ones surround them selfs with as many people that hopefully hold some of those qualities. Frank Vincent a true mans man and a legend in my eyes god rest his soul.
Omerta 1589 Very interesting and spoken like a Man’s Man! I mean that my friend, as I told some others commenters here, I’m sure there are some younger guys out there that can and will step up and be real men and here you are! Thanks very much!!
I think it's a better world if any man can be a strong man, not just conservatives. A good man should be confident enough, and strong enough in his convictions, that to him it doesn't matter whether a person is conservative, liberal, whatever. They're just decent, thoughtful people, full stop.
Sorry for the lose of your friend. Unfortunately, there are some classics lost to the younger generation, but they are not really lost because we have you to share and speak about his life contributions and keep his memory alive. Thanks for guiding us to be a man's man.
+Chris Sproles Thanks for the kind words. Frank was a wonderful guy and Also a funny guy who really was the real deal! I’m glad to honor him and pass along any wisdom I may have to all my RUclips friends. Thanks again buddy.
Thank you for personalizing a fantastic actor and manly guy. I am sorry for your loss, but he left quite a legacy. I look forward to grabbing his book.
I actually bought this book...no insult, but found it in a dollar bin in some giant clearance store... Really good advice and stories in this read. R.I. P. Frank...you were a solid, real man.
I was sad to see him go so suddenly. I recently located my copy. Cover is missing and it looks like my daughters used the book to teethe on.. lol hopefully some of the good points sunk into them when it comes to choosing a man.. thanks for the respectful review of the man… RIP FV !! You are missed. 🙏🏼💐❤️🕯️🙏🏼
Hey my good friend, thanks for sharing this with us! I am going to try to find this book and read it, seems like an interesting read. I remember his movies, such a great actor. I myself have a motto I live by, "There are two days out of every week I don't worry about, yesterday and tomorrow, I live for today." I remember taking my wife and kids on vacation and they wanted to go someplace I can't remember and my wife told my kids we will go there the next time we come by here. I stopped the car looked at my wife and told her we are going there now because there might not ever be a next time! So there you go, now you know a little about how I live my life! Once again thanks! Take Care!
+skoggit That’s a great philosophy! As for the book, it’s really a great book by someone I was lucky enough to call a friend. Thanks very much as always!
You really are connected lol.. I'd like to read this. I'll check it out. The last book I read was Raylan by Elmore Leonard hehe.. sorry for your lost sounds like you guys were pretty close..
Shiny Knife Thanks buddy, he was a classy guy who was in some of the best films ever! You would enjoy reading this. And of course you read Elmore Leonard!! Lol.
No book can really shape your life into what you want to be -either you are or are not. Ive NEVER been a "Ladies Man" but within the last ten years (Im 50) ive very much gained some positive masculine traits and, without effort Im a "mans man"; men at my workplace want to hang out with me, but if there is no balance with women wanting to hang out with me, Im not interested in life being a "sausage fest" even outside of work. Once again, a well-intentioned book, but your genetics, psychological factors and how they either collide with or mesh into society determines EVERYTHING. "I like my cologne like I like my beer and whiskey -cheap and strong." -Me
Watching Sopranoes... A gangster movie... Ever wanderred how can they phisically enforce ... A racket? It is not soft style. 20s 30s 60s 70s 80s and especiially NOW. You DO have a chance an enforcer is gonna meet MMA practitioner. Whos not only gonna beat him. But call the police after. Not fair😂😂😂
That's the problem with my generation and younger they completely disregard the things and events and especially the people that have shaped the world that may have come and gone but none the less made a major impact I was having a conversation a few days ago with a kid I went to high school with and long story short he thought ww2 was in 73 after busting his chops trying to figure out how he's went through almost thirty years thinking one of history's most important milestones took place in the 70s the best part is as he walked away I stopped him and asked hey don't you want to know the truth and he told me verbatim who cares We're the future now f the past... on the drive home all I could think about is how thankful I was that I had people in my life that did care and planted that seed of knowledge in my mind from a young age and one of the main quotes that kept running thorough my head was he who forgets history is doomed to repeat it. But anyways sorry 007 kind of a rant but the point is men like frank are a dying bread and that worries me because knowledge, streets smarts; and that elusive thing called common sense dies with them at the end of the day you can just hope that your friends and loved ones surround them selfs with as many people that hopefully hold some of those qualities. Frank Vincent a true mans man and a legend in my eyes god rest his soul.
Omerta 1589 Very interesting and spoken like a Man’s Man! I mean that my friend, as I told some others commenters here, I’m sure there are some younger guys out there that can and will step up and be real men and here you are! Thanks very much!!
In today's attack on being a strong conservative man...these type of books are needed very badly!
Cmax Arms Thanks, Frank was definitely a example on how to be a gentleman and a real man.
I like a lot of his movies, but this book just seems like a bunch of goombah cliches.
You are entitled to your opinion, even if it’s wrong
@@GunCollector007 Come on, Sinatra this and my mudda's sauce that. We get it, move on already.
I think it's a better world if any man can be a strong man, not just conservatives. A good man should be confident enough, and strong enough in his convictions, that to him it doesn't matter whether a person is conservative, liberal, whatever. They're just decent, thoughtful people, full stop.
Very cool collectable book... He was so great in the Sopranos, but his role in Casino was outstanding. Loved that movie!
Jeffrey Lane He was a true guy’s guy and a great actor for sure. Thanks my friend.
Sorry for the lose of your friend. Unfortunately, there are some classics lost to the younger generation, but they are not really lost because we have you to share and speak about his life contributions and keep his memory alive. Thanks for guiding us to be a man's man.
+Chris Sproles Thanks for the kind words. Frank was a wonderful guy and Also a funny guy who really was the real deal! I’m glad to honor him and pass along any wisdom I may have to all my RUclips friends. Thanks again buddy.
"No go get your f*****g shinebox!" - hehehe...
Little Jenny Lol. One of the best! Thanks
Good video my friend but you realize that now days there are very few young males interested in being or even trying to be a man.
MrHolster You are very right my friend but if maybe even one young guy reads this book he may learn something. Thanks very much.
Say "Hi" to Don Ho! _R.I.P., Frank Vincent_
Thank you for personalizing a fantastic actor and manly guy. I am sorry for your loss, but he left quite a legacy. I look forward to grabbing his book.
Jimislash Thanks very much. He will be missed by many but live forever in his films.
Leotardo.. That's my fuckin' legacy..
I actually bought this book...no insult, but found it in a dollar bin in some giant clearance store...
Really good advice and stories in this read.
R.I. P. Frank...you were a solid, real man.
One of the best 👍🇮🇹
Great review of of his book. I never knew he had wrote a book.
Carolina Man It’s a great read if you can find one online. Thanks very much
I was sad to see him go so suddenly. I recently located my copy. Cover is missing and it looks like my daughters used the book to teethe on.. lol hopefully some of the good points sunk into them when it comes to choosing a man.. thanks for the respectful review of the man… RIP FV !! You are missed. 🙏🏼💐❤️🕯️🙏🏼
Thank you. He was a great man
The shah is absolutely spittin
Hey my good friend, thanks for sharing this with us! I am going to try to find this book and read it, seems like an interesting read. I remember his movies, such a great actor. I myself have a motto I live by, "There are two days out of every week I don't worry about, yesterday and tomorrow, I live for today." I remember taking my wife and kids on vacation and they wanted to go someplace I can't remember and my wife told my kids we will go there the next time we come by here. I stopped the car looked at my wife and told her we are going there now because there might not ever be a next time! So there you go, now you know a little about how I live my life! Once again thanks! Take Care!
+skoggit That’s a great philosophy! As for the book, it’s really a great book by someone I was lucky enough to call a friend. Thanks very much as always!
Hey my good friend, thanks for the info on the book! I would have missed this one! Take Care!
Very nice tribute.
Rawgical 9 Thanks
Sinatra and Martin are not mere classics they are standards. I love your channel and you my east coast friend.
MrHolster Frank and Dean are still number one in my book! Thanks so much for the compliment, right back at ya!!
Thank you very much for this book recommendation, I'm a 24 year old guy who's on the path to becoming a man.
Sadly Frank has passed away but his book lives on to teach others. Thanks.
He did 20 fuckin years
Damn didn't know he passed. No day is guaranteed. Live it up and have fun doing it
Joey Cuz You got it my friend!
Did you polish the money clip? If so, can you do a video on the polished money clip, please?
I actually like the vintage looking patina on it.
I THINK HE WOULD HAVE LIKED THIS
Richard Long Thank you very much. He was a hell of a guy.
Everytime I see frank I wanna make me a grilled cheese. Jk jk RIP never got to meet him
He was a great man. Thanks
You really are connected lol.. I'd like to read this. I'll check it out. The last book I read was Raylan by Elmore Leonard hehe.. sorry for your lost sounds like you guys were pretty close..
Shiny Knife Thanks buddy, he was a classy guy who was in some of the best films ever! You would enjoy reading this. And of course you read Elmore Leonard!! Lol.
lol
No book can really shape your life into what you want to be -either you are or are not. Ive NEVER been a "Ladies Man" but within the last ten years (Im 50) ive very much gained some positive masculine traits and, without effort Im a "mans man"; men at my workplace want to hang out with me, but if there is no balance with women wanting to hang out with me, Im not interested in life being a "sausage fest" even outside of work.
Once again, a well-intentioned book, but your genetics, psychological factors and how they either collide with or mesh into society determines EVERYTHING.
"I like my cologne like I like my beer and whiskey -cheap and strong." -Me
He was one hell of a great guy.
I'm afraid you're talking a foreign language to the younger males unfortunately.
ima4ster Yes, you may be right but I still have hope that some young guys will rise up and just be men like their supposed to be.
He was in a lot of great movies
revolver8shot Indeed, some of the best ever. Thanks
Watching Sopranoes... A gangster movie...
Ever wanderred how can they phisically enforce ... A racket?
It is not soft style.
20s 30s 60s 70s 80s and especiially NOW.
You DO have a chance an enforcer is gonna meet MMA practitioner.
Whos not only gonna beat him. But call the police after.
Not fair😂😂😂
Let’s just assume they are going alone nor will they fight fair.
It's a nice ya got there, now stop the video, and go get ya shinebox for that money clip
Lol.
I know Vito was a “man’s man” if that’s what you’re referring to.
Must be tough being you.