IrelandDzair t1_ixtve8e wrote
Reply to comment by Photog1981 in Tim Cook in the area by musebug
> Instead, Keka thought he was there to "steal his business" and he knocked him down
there’s pretty clearly much more to the story here, i doubt the dude knocked on his door and he opened up with “YOU’RE HERE TO STEAL IT ALL” before cackling and knocking him out
fatnoah t1_ixuhmcb wrote
The old man had the last laugh, though. While he distracted Keka, his nephew snuck in the back. He was discovered pretty quickly, so he only managed to steal some of the business.
Photog1981 t1_ixunkai wrote
I really don't think so. Other Quincy Center business owners/managers always described Keka as uber-aggressive to deal with. He seemed aggressive to the point of paranoia and it didn't take a lot to set him off. People joked about how much of the profits were going up his nose, given his erratic behavior. He would toss customers out of the place if they sent stuff back to the kitchen.
The Napoli owner and his wife -- Guy and Josephine -- were really awesome. They were supportive of the area businesses. They wanted Quincy Center to succeed, not just their shop. When I took over a business in the center, they came in to meet/welcome us, brought us lunch, etc., etc. Other managers/owners always spoke really highly of the Consolis and they steered away from Keka.
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