Real Old-Time New Yorkers Can Scream And Still Love Each Other When It Is Over
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- This is a real documentary that I filmed in 1965 at a Union meeting regarding garbage truck drivers salaries. Some of my CZcams commentators have thought it was a theatrical made with actors. But I was the director and the cameraman and I can assure you that this meeting took place for real. I asked these New York AFL CIO union guys involved with garbage collection in New York City to have a real meeting as though I wasn't there and to behave in the way that they normally do when they are negotiating. That is what they did. I was the director & the sole cameraman and I made in support of the local New York union. This shows a scene from an AFL-CIO “negotiation” with NY city officials regarding whether union drivers were needed on garbage trucks. Though their language was rough, at the end of the meeting, they got something done and indeed the issues they were debating were negotiated. Some of my subscribers have asked about their ethnicities. Most were Irish and Italian with a few New York City Jews.
- Krátké a kreslené filmy
These guys sound like they're walking here
Youse guys know it.
@Lisa Lopez gabagool
“HEYYY IM WALKINNN HERE!”
Lmfao
Luckily i was on the can while reading this because i shit myself laughing
This footage isn't actually black and white. It was just the haze from the cigarette smoke.
Lmfao damn😭😂😂
Nice!
Hahahaha!!
Color hadn't been discovered yet
Wow thats funny... Yeah right
imagine if these guys were Amazon drivers meeting with Amazon management
Fuck ya. I would like to see Bolsheviks handle Bezos, too.
@@Polarcupcheck Yeah and the rest of his buddies now that he's supposedly stepping down. Of course with Amazon, this guy would simply be fired.
@@agnosticii Just opportunists using politicians they bought on top of a generation that wasn't taught the value of unions. I think Einstein said the sciences need labor unions.
They’d probably start by announcing their pronouns
@@srpacific LOL exactly
this looks foreign to us all in 2021 because it shows someone actually fighting for working people.
a long lost art.
Gtfo you commie cook. Unions are the most currupt after congress and senate.
@@PulmonaryArchery100 Yeah why should workers have any leverage power over company's? What's your favorite flavor of shoe polish boot licker?
@@KeyserSoze23 we’re all bootlickers
@@PulmonaryArchery100 Lmao, it's sad to see that working people are conditioned to turn against their own and look down on their own. There are two kinds of people, those who produce the wealth and those that owns the means by which it is created. Working class and Capital.
I'm 12 and this is deep
Everyone in the room probably has an average blood pressure of 160/90
Half of em look like they chain-smoke cigars on top of it
That’s my dads blood pressure
All dead by 67 years of age
Steak dinner and a glass of whiskey
I'm gonna' make you an offer you CAN'T refuse.
"Message for Tony!"
Half the room turns around.
(Jimmy Hoffa counting his fingers) Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony!
Don't Italians know any other name?
and the other half is already looking that direction lol
The Sicilian way
@@jkeegan154 it's like going to germany and calling for a "Mohammed"
@@jkeegan154 Common practice to name the firstborn son after the father or grandfather. So you get a bunch if the same name. Greeks do this too.
That New York accent, the best in the world, just love the pronunciation "TOY-TEEN THOUSAND"
@D D only the old timers.....
When New York had people who spoke and acted like, well, New Yorkers.
@D D The ones that have the NYC accent are the Latinos who were born in NYC, Black people, and the Italians . The hipsters here don't have the accent.
@D D I’m Irish/Italian. My grandfather and some of my uncles talk like this. My grandfather knew some mob guys, I remember my mom told me a story when my grandfather’s friend walk into a store that my then teenager mom was in (she was looking for a job) he knew her and told the owner “I want her working here by tomorrow.” She got the job just like that.
Anyways, It’s usually the older men that kinda still have the accent. Typically Irish and Italians.
@@luissantiago8446 This is what you call blue collar,
Just show 6 hours of footage like this in theaters and Hollywood is saved.
and I'd watch the sequels, prequels and reimaginings. Well, maybe not the latter.
@@bahhumbug9824 further concepts would be undoubtedly intriguing just the same.
this is basically the sopranos in the making.
I'd watch that before I'd watch the woke shit Hollywood is trying to feed us all
And call it Martin Scorsese's movie 😅
Teacher: No talking in class
Me and the boys at the back:
💀💀💀🤙🏻
@@malikashtar7216
Teacher: "Blah, blah, blah, blah.... --Hey, you boys, pay attention!! I'm teaching how spaghetti can be used as a band-aid!!"
Boys at the Back: "Git outta heeah!! We're gettin' shit done!!"
This is a holy comment
@@FourFourSeven Well, they're not wrong.
Original
These guys sound like they know a guy
that knows a guy
...that knows a guy
That knows a guy...
that knows a guy
Richard Greco that knows a guy
"You're not a professional". God I hate that attitude so much. The people at the top who have no idea how difficult the job actually is. We need unions like this back.
that trigger me as well! people that did not spend a day in these jobs claiming to be an expert in a field. and degrading others for doing it...
Then be the guy that takes their job...
Fuckin A well told
lol no kidding "you're not a professional! you do actual manual labour work, real professionals don't work" LMAO basically what he's saying. these fucking bureaucrats don't realize how obvious they are when you read between the lines, they're basically saying the quiet part loud when they drop dumbfuck lines like this; they OBVIOUSLY think that they are better than others, and that alone should justify their treatment of the people who actually keep their city running.
let's get jimmy hoffa backright? Lmao
"They sit on their asses much better because they've got bigger behinds" "Oh I've watched yours spreading too" ?!??!?
Great banter
This clip is:
30% inspirational
50% educational
100% New York Italian
Idk...i hear a lot of Irish accents in there
Tyler Durden it’s a mix
First dude sounds like a Boston Irish accent
At least an Irish prick and a Pollack in there.
Union guy is Italian, few Irish heads in there too lol
Italians in mafia: "Silence is key"
Also italians:
Lmao we can't resist.
No Silence is key when talking to the government
@@tophat_bird4722 I think they are talking to the government here
This is different this is talkin bout legal union stuff not everythinggg the mob does is illegal :p
@@CursetheVandal and THIS is different as this comment has to do with the mafia and not with the NYC Union
Genius teamwork: loud mouth guy takes the issue to a far end of the spectrum, calm reasonable guy brings it back to a more acceptable level. Schnoze/glasses guy concedes and agrees to reasonable guy.
It's like these union guys know what they're doing!
nah in this case they are saying mostly the same thing
he doesn't end up agreeing i think?
“Qualified tree surgeon” may be the best rhetoric ever though of.
I don't get it.
@@beanut.putter A tree surgeon is an Arborist. It's an title not used anymore
@@beanut.putter F
Hi, I do tree work professionally. The title 'tree surgeon' is most certainly still used. It is **very** common and widely accepted even today. If you call yourself an Arborist, people tend to assume you are ISA certified, while 'tree surgeon' doesn't seem to carry the same implications to the layman imo.
@@gminor6288 that's really interesting...I suppose itd be like the difference between lawn maintenance and lawn care? Ie. Mowing lawns versus spraying herbicides and health analysis
As a New Yorker I can confirm that these are the holy beings that our ancient subway graffiti had spoke of in the prophecies. They are the reason why we’re always walking here.
Best comment here
Hey! I’m wakin eer!
DN fahggetabouttit
Luke Yacono New York
Could you elaborate? im not from america
These are the only other people that could survive an MW2 lobby
Thats funny af
Nah more like MW2
mw2 lets get that strait
@@cmf4706 Ah, back when people weren't afraid to call you gay and threaten to kill your entire family over the internet
Ew more like MW2
With my granddad being an immigrant from a country in Eastern Europe that doesn’t exist anymore, this is what Sunday dinner is like and I have this great nostalgic feeling lol
What country is that if I may ask?
Is it Yugoslavia?
@@kingfriday. bingo. Modern Croatia, specifically.
Ok
@@angelomastri1416 Pozdrav from Croatia!❤
Imagine the colognes. Light a single match and that room goes up in flames.
The lit pipe begs to differ.
Nah most of them smoked like chimneys.
@@churchether Next year I want to switch from cigarettes to pipe.
I smoke a very dark and strong tobacco but with a filter. Still, I'm only 30 and smoking since I was 12. Maybe some damage can be reversed.
Pipe tobacco always smells *SOOO* good.
If there's a pipe smoker class to me, I always try to catch some smoke clouds, to sniff some second hand smoke. I think there's lots of vanilla in the generic pipe tobacco.
_cheap after shave/cologne+smoke+sweaty suitse_
A lot of people thought I was completely serious. 😂
"I promise I won't get political."
**5 drinks later**
wow me
It be like that sometimes
Perfection
Tom H Cringe
0:50 every family reunion in France after 11pm
The camera man is the first of his kind. He’s the god father of people who record arguments, or fights with their phones out in public today.
Thank you. I am a cameraman.
David Hoffman - filmmaker
@@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker good job, David
@@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker lol you're old.
David Hoffman wowwee without you we probably won’t have The Office nowadays, my gratitude
The predecessor to World Star
My grandad represented a workers union out of Long Island and from the stories I was told he was incredibly eloquent and charismatic, and took a lot of what he learned from being stationed in West Germany during the Cold War to his job as well as his family. When I was growing up and before he passed he wouldn’t ever talk much, but whenever he had something to say our conversations always immediately dissipated and everyone would listen. A big, huggable and cheery person and always wearing an infectious smile. I miss him
Long Island Union family as well, we’re still holding strong
your grandfather was a great man
Ok
how civil, they actually listen instead of yelling over each other
I see what you did there
Wait a minute...
Except the first guy
Lol
@Knobcore that's being its being recorded
"Youre not a professional, youre a civil servant"
My god, the disrespect he just gave that man.
@daAnder71 it's not stupid. The term "professional" also had/has the connotation that the person has skills actually worth being paid for. Anyone can be elected into politics despite background.
Nah, he had it coming.
@daAnder71That is the current meaning, but certainly not the meaning at the time. Professionals were engineers, doctors, lawyers, etc. A truck driver is more of a tradesmen than a professional in that context.
@Milhaus It's the same nowadays, what are you talking about?
@Milhaus Says the west coast dickhead who rides a bike between lanes to skip traffic, literal amateur hour. An experienced chef is always going to be more of a "professional" than some moron who thinks he is because he went to culinary school. With that being said, please don't end up a smear on the road, just ride in a lane, asshole. Look up professional then learn the difference between actual formality and what you're seeing in this video. The guy insulted his sense of professionalism BECAUSE he was a truck driver, somehow you manage to parrot this thinking over 50 years later, embarrassing. If the guy wasn't a professional, he wouldn't be heading union meetings for other truck drivers, fuck him for not being a "professional" though, right? Long story short, professional is not a subjective term, please don't speak like it is. If people want to call themselves professionals WHILE THEY'RE BEING PAID TO, leave them be. Like the first reply said, everyone who garners pay is a professional. An NFL player is as much of a professional as a lawyer or doctor is. (Which is why bitter people who spend a good chunk of their formative years in education spend lots of time belittling others, I can't validate this guy who makes twice as much as me with no training, right?) If you'd like to just stop replying, don't wait for permission.
Guy in 1967:
"Back in '66..."
Time don't fly back then I guess
Cause one year back then equals to a decade nowadays.
Difference in lifespans I suppose..
@@maxcrosby4805 what do you mean "difference in lifespans?"
Yeah I read the description and comments. I think everyone gets that by now
I searched for ASMR and I got this. Maybe the machines aren’t gonna take over after all
I fell asleep to the ASMR of this video and woke up to a heart attack.
It’s Italian ASMR
I feel at peace roleplaying that these guys are fighting for my rights
Biggest laugh of the day so far!! Thanks!!
Calmest conversation in New York.
Let me guess their names: Paulie, Al, Sal, Vinny, Joe, Vic, Tommy, Tony, Gianni, Louis, Antonio, Mario Jimmy, Frank, Pete, Luigi, Vince, Michele, Sonny, Marco, Carlo and Henry
Tom is surprisingly a very common New York name aswell
You forgot greezeball
Frankie?
Add in Giovanni
Hit Gianni is Giovanni it’s just his nickname
My dad was born with 13 brothers and every Christmas I’d visit him and his brothers. They all grew up in the 50s and 60s and they sound exactly like this.
Is this dialect still alive?
Sephy sure, my uncle joe still sounds like these guys, my dad on the other hand has the Voice of a man who’s been smoking for half a century so he doesn’t sound like much these days
@@brucejohnson6393 what about the current generation? That's what I'm mostly worried about. I feel like it may die in the future and become replaced with the average American dialect you hear in the movies. And I don't want it to go extinct 😭
Sephy it probably won’t, one of my sons friends speaks in this dialect, but hey that’s what you get when you grow up in the east village New York
@@brucejohnson6393 that's great! It's honestly the most charming english dialect. If I could choose to learn an accent as a non native english speaker, I would choose the New York accent!
2:39 "Efficiency and productivity works both ways, some of the most inefficient practices come from you guys"
What a goldmine for us actors learning a NY accent!
This new Martin Scorsese movie looks good
😂
Californication why did we get recommended this
@@EthanMcDonald idk pal, I watched yesterday Wall Street traders from 80s, maybe that's why?
Oh man, this comment killed me. 😂😂😂
Tony pro
Never in the history of human conflict has so much been said with so few R’s.
I just spit up my drink all over my keyboard, you asshole!
Your image is an R
😂
Alex Wingate *Wobaht
What do u mean by R’s???
Man the filming of this is art. Gorgeous stuff.
I didn't realize Joey Diaz used to be a union rep
I know, right!
you mean Dan Lauria ?
I thought it was a joey diaz clip when I scrolled past it that's why I came back but I knew it wasn't him lol still wanted to see if the union back then could convince me. Still didn't.
TREMENDOUS
@@edal7066 Hahahaha
“Thoi-teen thahsund dallahs”
Lol
New YAWK
Soitenly
@Jared Robbins that's a Rhode island accent..
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This is a snippet from 12 Angry Men's canceled sequel "16 Even More Angry Men".
Saw that movie for the first time last year, blew my mind. Can't even call it "ahead of it's time" 'cause there hasn't been a movie like it before or since.
Henry Fonda was killed out of anger shortly before this was filmed. He was deemed to calm.
Such a great movie..
I was looking for a comment that would reference 12 angry men. I’m pleased to have found it.
Joakim Andersson I found it excruciatingly boring when I saw it. I read the script separately as well. What was I missing?
This is a time long gone and forgotten. Listen and watch this a couple times. Everyone has valid points, valid disagreements, and the eye contact is on point. We all wish there were men in backrooms like this in today's world, looking out for the little man.
Everything about this is golden. The video, these godfathers arguing, the camera angles, even the comment section. I’m very glad I stumbled upon this
Guy filming: “ Lol do you guys mind if I film this? “
Union: ....”Ah yea go Ahed Tommy”
HahahahH
First you have to sign this release said no one ever back then.
@@johnhand3170 wtf
Film Union demanded it.
@@benjamincarter6095 Lmao. Got 'em! Salute
This is like Martin Scorsese wrote their dialogue
Mic Krout where do you think Scorsese got his inspiration? ;P
You talking to me
@JayoJay funny how?
They write his scripts don't you know
@@boxking2832 just you're funny
We need guys like this today.
definitely
I love these Union guys. We need guys like that today.
Just collecting their dues nowadays.
As a born and bred New Yorker, this is the type of thing I put on to lull me into a peaceful sleep.
The entire Tri-State, I reckon. I'm from New Haven. XD
Word life brotha
Absolutely. I'd feel like my family is visiting for Christmas if I play this while I sleep
Same, lived here all my life and I get it all. About to fall asleep.
Wooow 😂
My wife asked me what movie I'm watching...
It does look like a movie tho
Looks like 12 angry men
Life
Probably the only productive arguement shes ever witnessed.
the best acting
I shed a tear watching this. Nobody's talking over each other, everybody gets their piece, everybody's allowed to complete their statement. That's completely unheard of nowadays.
I like how they're arguing, being loud, but they're still civil. Nowadays you couldn't have this conversation without someone threatening to throw hands because they feel disrespected.
The newer generation of America became dafter because the public school educational system of the US is horrible.
They don't dare, they all have a cousin Vinny who handles that sort of things.
These accents are so thick you could spread them in a bagel.
Haha 😂
LOOOOOL!!!!!
Ey oh What are these bayjels?
on a bagel, not in a bagel!
Nah. You could shmear em on a bagel.
“Dats yaure intoypetation”
That's like, your opinion man... 🙄
💀💀
What the fuck are y’all even talking about lmao.
@@pearcegentry8351 AA WHAT THE FUCK ARE *YOU* TALKING ABOUT AA, YOU SCHMUCK?!
GET A HOLD OF THIS BEAN CAN
@Table-Country pinxing THRYM Firearms 27 it was better in the old days.
I'm going to tell my friends this is a deleted scene from The Godfather.
I’m gonna tell my kids that this _was_ the Godfather
Neither of you are wrong lmao
Naw bruv. This has The Irishman written all over it lol
It's not?
Close your eyes while listening and you can actually see Joe Pesci talking in front of you
🤣🤣🤣 He knows how to get things done .
This is what Scorcese aims for withe the dialogue in his films.
I know! I keep expecting Joe Pesci to cut in with, "You fucking mutt!"
That's awesome.
I keep execting Ray Liotta to start monologing over the audio:
"See that's what you gotta understand about these union types. They'd put on this big show, but it was really just to keep eyes off'a us."
...or Mamet
This is like a movie.
I know unions aren't perfect, but damn I wouldn't mind having these guys bargaining for my wages, benefits etc. etc.
Unions are very important. No institution is perfect, and arguments against unions based on their imperfections are distractions. If a union isn’t perfect that isn’t cause to not trust unions, it’s a cause to fix and strengthen them.
the thing about unions if you dont actual good leaders then your wages and stuff gon stagger...
Unions are kinda dangerous cause they need the best of the best to work...
@@ottovonweaboo6355 Literally what I said was that if there is a problem fix it, it doesn't mean to not trust them as a whole. The same thing can be said about government in general. It needs the best of the best to work well.
Unions fought for poor and middle-class people.
@@ottovonweaboo6355 Unions was never dangerous. Stop it and go to school. Unions fought for poor people. The wealthy convinced dumb people it wasn't good.
David, thank you for your service. You've done good for the whole of America.
"Viva Il Duce" on the whiteboard.... LOL
Yeah somebody really liked Mussolini in that room...
Good eyes
Must’ve been an Italian immigrant. Can’t say I blame him, I like Mussolini too.
The whole union was controlled by the American / Italian mob.
@erc rfhjk Imagine seeing everything that's happening in this day and age and still being an antifascist.
I can't believe this isn't a scene from a movie.
Zach Ando Art Imitates life, fam.
@@CrumCringle that's deep
@@MaxCaissie But for real tho. Because of all these forms we have now of art and storytelling -- video games, Hollywood & Indie films, books, music, etc... -- and our ability to share it and have access to all these things because of the internet, publishers, stores, theatres, or whatever, from around the world set all around the world -- LA, NYC, Paris, Seoul, Buenos Aires, South Africa, Tokyo, Alaska, etc... showing all these walks of lifes and trends/morals -- it behaves as a new way to nurture people, teach them about life, how to behave, what they've learnt, and overall very strongly and memetically affect our development. Then in turn, we naturally imitate it to some degree.
For me, movies and video games really had a big impact on my upbringing. I'd say that it taught me more about life and the world than school did, wheras school teaches the academic basics. GTA 4 showed me a satirical display of New York, and introduced me to all these nuances in these concepts of crime, immigration, the FBI, whatever. The movie Tangerine introduced me to the streets of Los Angeles, transgenders, prostitution, the tenacity of friendship, American poverty, etc... The video game Firewatch taught me about Alzheimers, human relationships, dilemmas, Wyoming, Firewatching, etc... The music video Devil Like Me taught me about alcoholism, drunk driving, regret, self-hatred, suicide, North Carolina, etc... The movie Leviathan taught me about northern Russia/Murmansk Oblast, corruption in modern Russia through government and religion, the bleak lifestyles, and family culture there.
You just watched this video from David Hoffman, a documentary artist, through the means of CZcams. This is another thing that'll subjectively impact each person that interacts with it.
Everyone talks so well. No pauses, ‘Uhs’ or ‘likes’.
*That's what they'll say about youtube clips of our world today, 50 years from now.*
I like that each guy puts "da ciddy of newe yourke" somewhere in their sentence
I'm fuckin' ded.
These guys would have got you double from Gawker
Fucking hell😂 I was right at the end of the video reading your comment and the fat guy said it as I red it😂
How to argue: Yell over the other guy with a New York accent. Wonderful!
This was spectacular to be able to see. So much grit and realness, nobody was concerned of being offended or for that matter, offending.
I was waiting for them to say “bada bing, bada boom”
😂
there you go
bababooey
Pepperoni! Mmmwaaah! Fugget about it!
Can't help but note the lack of cursing. Also the interesting tactic of one guy yelling... so talking with the other guys is so much more reasonable when they use calm tones.
I'm almost sure there's at least one Pauley, Jimmy, Richie, and a Vito somewhere in that room…😂😂👌🏾👍🏾…#ICWU81c
Blood In My Eye Don't forget about Frankie
Mark Matches cnt forget about Tony or joe maybe even Lui
Charlie
Reminds me of that names skit with George Carlin
They look, sound and act like a bunch of Vito's to me...……..OHHHHHHHH
This is absolutely beautiful and I only wish there was more footage like this(is there? ;). No movie could come close to re-creating that time and place. The passion and intelligent points made by the union head; spoken with a classic NY accent, in-between the banter between the others around the table. I love it.
Thanks for the hard work and great historical document/art.
I can't wait to watch the whole documentary!
I swear to god they all have a cousin named Vinny
Yeah, and it's all the same guy.
or joey always a joey 😂
The 2 youtes!
I have a cousin named Vinny
Lol, both Italians & Spaniards have this accent over here in New York
I love how even the unions have their good cop, bad cop routine, though more like loud cop, relatively quiet cop routine.
Angry, raving cop and angry, logical cop
Damn that’s actually a good strategy, I didn’t think about using the good cop bad cop technique outside of the justice system.
@@RestitutorEuropa It's super common in contract negotiations. Works really well if two people can gang up on one.
@@TemplarOnHigh they call that double-teaming someone, I think.
Yeah, I fucking loved that bit.
I first watched this a long time ago, but I'm back watching again. I really appreciate this and your other videos being posted because I'm definitely obsessed with the past- how it looked, what it sounded like, how people spoke and acted, etc. Especially the 1960's like in this video. Idk, something about that era, I gravitate towards very strongly, so it's nice to have artifacts like this. Thanks again.
Most respectful New Yorker conversation.
The smell of this room is brut aftershave, pressed suit, and hot dog breath.
Tony Romano lol I only watched 20 secs of this and had to leave. Didn’t see the smoke. 🤢
Exit Paradise And Chicken Parmesan farts.
Quality Work I blame feminism. You didn’t see furries and fucking transgendered bagels back in these days.
being an old school tough guy is also being weak. too weak and scared to go to a doctor, too weak to talk about any of your problems, too weak to admit that your kids are different and come to terms that society is changing. its weakness disguised as "manliness".
and brill cream
Those 12 men seem very angry.
I see what you did there
You'd think they were arguing over the fate of a Puerto Rican kid on trial for murder am I right?
....hol up
I nearly spat out my coffee, damn you
Doing there jobs as union representatives
Excellent film work here, David, one camera and a microphone, you rocked! 🧡 These union negotiations probably seem crazy to people today, but that is how it worked. Peace Brother... 😎
One of my favourite of your uploads. I've watched it many times. It's nice to see people debating passionately, but showing each other a healthy level of respect when it's all said and done.
Pretty sure half of those guys know where Jimmy Hoffa is.
Still out there, fighting alongside marxist guerillas against the Contras in Nicaragua.
Penta 5 seriously?
😂😂
Hoffa turned into pig shit.
Lol
What's funny is that no one knows what the hell they're talking about we just know they're making good points
hahaahah so true
All I know is, he’s makes a beautiful point
No one knows what they're talking about? The fat guy is arguing that they are being paid to little in comparison to the cities guys. The fat guy in the glasses is representing the city, the fat loud guy is the union. The loud guy is making points that the sanitation guys are being paid to sit around, 3 guys to a truck, things like that. The union wants more money cause they're more professional and efficient. I understand that nuance is lost a lot through generations. Not just the words spell things out, but gestures, emotions, body language.
koza7676 It’s fairly easy to pick those things out. The thing the commenter means is that you don’t need the context to know who has the upper hand and skills such as body language and confidence.
@@koza7676 we all understood that, the difference is you felt special for it. No reason to ruin a funny comment.
I come back to this video in my favourites list every few months just to sit back and enjoy it again
Thank you for your comment. If your resources allow, I would sure appreciate your using the THANKS button under any of my videos including the one you have commented on. It is something new that CZcams is beta testing and would mean a great deal for my continuing efforts.
David Hoffman filmmaker
Wow. This is an unfiltered look into the past. Basically, this is the kind of thing people would record if they had iPhones back in the 60’s.
It’s so surreal to see a slice of unscripted, uncut, real-world society from the 60’s being preserved in such a clear and fluid way.
Thank you for recording this, David Hoffman and thanks for uploading so that future generations can see.
Girls in the locker room: “I wonder if Tom likes me”
Boys:
This is the 1 time where this meme actually fits unironically or jokingly. Especially after a hard or close came
Jahahaha
Nah these are MEN
wow another boys vs girls copy paste redditfag meme. how creative
Simps:
“You’re not a professional! You’re a civil servant who took an exam” lol
Right?
That was a cold ass rebuttal.
That was sorta an oxymoron
Sounds like he described the cops
@@pandablam2968 you’re edgy
This seems like a deleted scene from "The Irishman" 😂🔥
Wow, David! Amazing you were there & filming. What a different time.
Thoiteen tousand dollas, love the accents
Close ur eyes and its like listening to Bugs Bunny arguing with Elmer Fudd xD
yeah dare jiving dem chucks!!
To bad that accent is dying out in NYC
I read that as I heard it and it made it ten times better.
@@johna.favata5909 All accents are dying out because of obvious reasons
I'm not a lumberjack.
I'm a qualified tree surgeon.
I'm in tree service. It makes more sense actually. You're in trees hundreds of feet high in a rope and harness with wood cleats. You use a chainsaw to carefully cut entire limbs off and have the drop in specific places or lower them down by rope. There are different types of cuts that could be done for the same tree short of cutting down and entire tree which happens least of all.
r/increasinglyverbose
Magnetic Vortex no
Magnetic Vortex maybe idk
@@disabledgoose8264 lmaoo
David is my favorite documentary filmmaker of all time. No one captures moments of REAL TIME that shows the unbiased narrative of our country at various points in history. I mean NOBODY is as fearless and trustworthy as he is in the topics and views he chooses to share with others through his medium, film. An unsung national treasure that deserves much more acclaim in my humble opinion. ❤
@comedycrackers Don, Elle, Kristen and Joelle. This is the guy I am always referencing when I said go study so his videos for accents. He capsules time. and how people actually spoke back then not how accent coaches teach you to speak like them now, but you can just observe the various regions and ethnicities and Nationalities and culture of these individuals straight from the horses mouth so to speak. I study this guy’s work like the holy grail so I just wanted to introduce you to his channel and website.
Hope it gives reference point that you can bookmark and just swing back to before performance so you could have the voice in your mind fresh. It’s one of my trade secrets, just wanted to share. You are some of the most brilliant minds I know when it comes to character acting. Let me know if this helps you come up with any new characters .
See you on the stage XOXO Hillay
Thank you Hilary. I do care about accents and the way people speak. It's what attracted me to the North Carolina mountains for my first professional film. And of course coming from New York, I do love a good New York accent and have kept mine through all these years.
David Hoffman filmmaker
Any minute I expect Ray Liotta's voice to start saying, "Any time we really needed the city busy, we'd have the union guys start something."
The boys in the voice chat while I'm trying to clutch a 1v6:
Okay that's relatable
😂😂
😭😭💀
bruh we really having debates over unions on vc
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The camera man made me feel like I was watching the greatest argument the in history. Also The faces there are cinematic faces. Their voices are between high and low within seconds Added beauty to the documentation. Well done.
Lmaooooo
Lol, camera man hearted your comment
I watched a few clips of Mad Men and came here and its surreal to see the real life version of this world.
it's like a scene out of Henry Fonda 12 Angry Men movie from the 50's
Oh the beauty of the real NY accent, the high gliding vowels, the stressful aura
As an European NY accents seems like a random angry Italian speaking normal English😂
Don't forget the dropped "r"
I love this sort of candid video/film. Experiencing life as it happened in all forms, from a Sears in the late 90s, to this, to a drive thru Dallas in the mid 1970s.
Some guy: hey Paulie!
Every guy in the room: yeah!
Joshua Henderson Some Guy: oops I mean Paulie Salvino
5 of the guys : YEA!!
Some Guy: nah Paulie Salvino the one who owns the butcher shop!
Johnny Fantana oops I meant fat Paulie Salvino.
3 of the guys: Yea!!
How many Pauli’s and Antonio’s are in this room?
Nah, his name is Joey 2:50
"Who's not a professional?!"
"You're not a professional!"
It's a sophism, why would you like that ? It's the first thing not to get.
It's also epistrophe spanning two speakers. Not good argument but damn good dialogue.
As a non US speaker when that first guy started speaking, I genuinely did not know what he was saying after "equipment" up to "forestry"
As a man who works in the forestry and landscape business, it’s still a big sin that drivers are the tree surgeons and work 14+ hour days and road exhaustion is real. 20 tons worth of gear on haul, it just makes more sense to this day to have one designated driver who isn’t slave driven.
Mafia’s version of The Office.
*NYC politicians.
@@SDguy3030 Yeah he said mafia
Lmao
That guy at the end even gives the camera a look! Haha!
The filmmaker was scared to post for years
I was watching this, admiring the camera work. "Ahead of its time" was what I was thinking. I just notice your comments and see you were the camera man. Nice work.
How is it ahead of it’s time
@@allieboy181 you know nothing of camera work, begone child
@Robin Elliot monster
@@allieboy181 films are exp so they were frugal with them. If you see old movies/documentaries, the camera works are so much more formal, static, and overall "safe". This video, in contrast, is shot in a very organic, dynamic, and daring manner. It's comparable to the vlogs you might see today.
Lmao camera work😂 fucking “artists “
I kept waiting for somebody to insult somebody's mother's spaghetti sauce.
That would be tantamount to murder
In NYC they call it "gravy" but you're right!
Mom’s spaghetti
OHHHHHHH bad bing!
The most New York New Yorkers that ever New Yorked
It's so strange how we have the archetypal "Loud, boisterous screaming New Yorker man," the "Uptight, glasses-wearing suit guy," and the "Soft spoken, even and 'fair' man" ALL in the same room.
This is just like the movies I've watched from way back then, and it's so odd to see that it actually happened in real life.
bro kubrick shot this one on the moon. It's a fake.
It's weird that people glorify movie characters not realizing they're all reality-based in some way or another.
Yeah, sometimes I watch old movies and think "eh, these directores of times past exagerated too much" only to discover they didn't, reality itself actually was that exagerated.
@Terry Sullivan No
@@Forcasify Aaaaalrighty
From what I understand not even one "R" was pronounced that day.
City of new yok
Who ah we? Bunch of moochas workin for da city ah New Yawk?
The way it's intended.
...until the black guy tried to join the discussion. (what I mean is given the time it was filmed they might have been racist)
Lots of vowels were used. Who needs Rs?
So interesting to see this after reading The Power Broker. The Parks department keeps getting brought up as an instigator to imbalance of resources - this must be one of thousands of downstream effects from Robert Moses' actions. Thanks so much for sharing the footage!
Better dialogue than any movie I've ever seen, wish there were more recordings of this table