Imhappy_hopeurhappy2 t1_j6xlelj wrote
Reply to comment by johnsciarrino in George Santos' campaign spent more than $26,000 at an Italian restaurant in Queens. That's enough to buy 1,131 orders of the rigatoni bolognese. by MrKleen10
He must be a warm and convivial host.
johnsciarrino t1_j6xmc8o wrote
i know you're being saracastic but...of course he is. He runs a good restaurant in a good location with good food. My family has been going there for years, hosted my grandfather's 80th birthday there. Unfortunate these GOP skells flock there but i assume their money is still green like anyone else's.
Imhappy_hopeurhappy2 t1_j6xo274 wrote
Not really sarcasm, just a TV reference. His name is similar to chef Artie Bucco, who Tony Soprano described as “a warm and convivial host” to his patrons.
johnsciarrino t1_j6xp16b wrote
lolol. funny enough, i actually thought about Artie Bucco when i was writing my first comment here because Joey Il Bacco really is like Artie but without the childhood friendship with a mob boss. The fact that i missed your quote just means i'm probably due for a rewatch of the show.
BurnerForJustTwice t1_j6y920r wrote
“Woah, smarter than a cueball this one.”
johnsciarrino t1_j6y9bme wrote
love that this is turning into an Artie Bucco Quote thread.
lisbonant t1_j6xt4ph wrote
That was actually his blurb in the Zagat guide, and he took it too much to heart, pissing off Tony because he wouldn't stop talking to him during the meal.
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