Sammy , I'm recently blind . I'm sure you can imagine what a change that is in life. But what I can tell you for sure is how much I enjoy your stories. It's a great escape and you have a gift in the way that you tell them. Thank you for sharing

This was one of the best fucking videos on this channel, it may not be action packed, but hearing Sammy talk about the farm, you can really see the joy in his face.

Is it just me, or does everyone else can’t wait for Sammy to drop a new episode, like a kid in a candy store.

As a saddle company owner, this was one of the best stories I have heard on the channel! ((I've listened to them all!) Awesome and throw in another farm story from time to time! Great work Sammy!

Mr Gravano. I don’t know if you actually read these comments or not but that was one of the best stories I’ve ever heard you tell. I can tell by the expression on your face how much that place meant to you and your family. Hopefully you can find that kind of peace again soon.

Not idea what Sammy is about to talk about,but I always hit the like button first before watching. The man is that good!

"And I didn't kill anybody on the farm" .... you should make that into a Children's Book ...

"And I didn't kill anyone on the farm" Damn OG, Candid! 😂

The best thing in life is to be able to relax and be calm.

Sammy I totally hear you. I’m originally from Toms river NJ, born and raised. That freehold/colts neck area of Jersey is friggin paradise. During the fall time it is absolutely stunning. Some of my best memories of apple picking at eastmont orchards and snow sledding at Monmouth battle field. I’m so glad to hear when people seen that area of Jersey. Everyone’s opinion of it is Newark airport and they have no idea how gorgeous Jersey is 45 minutes south west from there. Great video Sammy. Keep them coming!

My favorite story so far, shows your generosity and big heart when you're living a more normal life. This channel has really put your life into perspective. Even Michael Franzese after meeting you says he's now formed his own opinion, really likes you and consistently says that you are the real deal!

I'm happy Sammy has such fond memories of his farm...where he could live out a different kind of life 🐴

I love the last part “I didn’t kill no one in the farm “ 😂

He’s an old man with the best story’s to tell

I'm Glad Sammy had that in his life to balance shit out back then . you can tell those are the guys fondest memories

To know you're experiencing the happiest times of your life is a gift. Oftentimes we're too busy thinking abt something else. I'm glad you got to have that time away fr the dark side, Sammy

These stories are the highlight of my day on the internet.

I hauled race horses in and out of that farm, it is now called Perretti farms in Cream Ridge NJ, Sammy is right it is gorgeous there. Hauled yearlings to the sale to Lexington KY. 15 of them in a semi.

I love Uncle Sammy a little bit more every story..."I never even killed anyone there." Quote of the year...

I'm from Indiana born and raised and there isn't anything better than coming home to the country, the quietness, freedom, and fresh air. Animal's are more loyal than any human. I've always loved having pet's because no matter what they loved you as long as you fed them and loved them back.

He's talking about this farm and it puts a smile on his face so he legitimately had great times there no drama no this know that sounds like you found peace there love the videos

We have 56 acres of family land. Been in the family since 1836. It’s my happy place.

"Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated." ~Confucius

I moved out of Miami to the middle of nowhere in North Georgia. Trees, deer in the backyard, free range chickens running around. Best of all, not one mother fucker around. Love it. I enjoy these stories, i think you are a stand up guy. Thanks for sharing these with us.

I saw Sammy's name and a smile went across my face he always brightens my day! Sammy could be a comedian on the side he says some funny shit sometimes. I LOVE Sammy. Stay safe everyone.

When is someone going to make a movie of Sammy's life? That would be awesome

By far,the best story told,you found peace in all the crazy times

One of my favorite natural smells is sycamore trees. Not everyone can even smell them Sammy, you're one of the lucky ones. I personally know people that can climb a sycamore and not smell a thing... Sweet ferns smell nice too. Also, I loved the part when you said you didn't kill anyone on the farm.

Thank u sammy for sharing your experience with us about your farm would love to hear more stories about your farm and the 19 day's you and your guy's spent there and how that experience was waiting on a response from paul.. Thank u sammy you and your team are doing a great job keep up the great work guy's

Sammy can you show us pictures ? Be cool To see!

“And I didn’t kill anybody on the farm” You’re a fucking living legend. You’re teaching me life lessons in each of your stories and I can’t thank you enough. Please keep em coming 🙏

This is my favorite story, love, family, friends and the good earth.

Great story! I can hear the joy in your voice talking about this farm. You really enjoyed it.

I checked out your Website Mr. Gravano..when I save some money I want to buy one of your autographed things...But I'm thinking to myself...maybe I dont want a signed Sparks menu...not because i dont love it, but because thats not what makes you a legend in my mind...and I'm certain although its a permanent part of your legacy, its only a small piece of the puzzle. I think a photo right now..current day..sittin in that chair right there with that bull behind you..showing the whole damn world what real courage, redemption, and honor in a man looks like when it comes full circle...I would proudly hang up in my house...show my guest...and direct them to your channel or book. These misguided kids today could learn a lot from you. God Bless you and your family Sammy. Take care "Hero's come and go, Legends never die. Follow your heart and you can never go wrong." - Babe Ruth

I appreciate that story Sammy. A story where i can tell brought you back to a time of piece and happiness . We all need those kind of memories in life! ✌

Awww Sammy, sounds like it was the first time that you ever had ur peace for u and the family. Thanks for the Blessings,.same to you!!

Sammy bro. You have the best story’s. I love anything mafia related. Movies and stories. But the way you tell the stories bro. You can picture it just like you are there. I really appreciate all your stories. Finally a reason to go on you tube. The best stories ever.

I wish we could here more stories about the good times man. I'm sure we won't because everyone wants to know about the mob and it is history and his first hand account is important for the record. For me I would be happy hearing a lot more of these kind of stories from Sammy the Bull

I literally live for story time with Uncle Sammy. God damn Sam, I cannot tell you how much I appreciate these videos. I know it sounds corny but they are getting me through a really tough time in my life right now.

I know the feeling Mr Gravano about life on the farm , Born and raised on ours here in Ohio its a feeling like no other , A great connection with family and life in general . Thank you for the wonderful story good sir .

That farm is probably worth millions nowadays...30 acres that seems like alot ....anyway love your videos Sammy

We got out of the big city and all the BS that goes with it, and got a simple homestead. Best decision my wife and I made. A humble 10 acres, but keeps me busy and out of trouble.

Thank you Sammy, for sharing your life's experiences. I lost my father, grandfather, when I was prettay young..listening to you ...it is almost soothing..just wanted to thank you for being a real person who 'lets it al hang out' as they used to say. I ain't no kid anymore, Im 57 and have been through a lot of fucked up shit. So thank you

Sammy, you're the best bro! I never get tired of listening to these stories. You've got a great gift for telling these stories. Thanks, and I look forward to more.

It would be cool to see pictures of the place and the family enjoying it too!

Appreciate his in depth telling of his situations. Very fascinating man ❤️from🇨🇦

Man that was a real nice story man. With a nice sentiment at the end. Peace Sammy, we all appreciate the time and effort you put in to your stories. My little place in life is a town called Brixham in England. Beautiful 👊

It’s such a trip that a 70 year old man looks like he can throw down with the best of us. Damn!!! Keep the stories coming. I’m looking forward to season 2 for the podcast

Love your story’s bro. Could listen everyday. God bless u bro stay strong

You tell the best stories Sammy….. I laughed out loud when you said”….when you go near the barn it smells like horse shit a little bit…..”. Good man you are……B

oh Sammy, talking abt the farm and the horses and even better, the sycamore trees. you are the guy after my own heart. thank you for giving us these memories. sweet as can be and so full of love!

I spent many days at Freehold race track, good memories of a great time to be alive. Cream Ridge, I can't believe that we were living so close together at one time, I had a place near Hallock U pick farm about 25 years ago. I loved being out there on my 5 acres away from all the hustle and bustle of what normal life is considered these days. I now live in L.B.I N.J. and love it most of the time but despise all the traffic and tourists in the summer.Thanks for sharing Sam, God bless.

Thank you Sammy. My wife and I just closed on our forever home two weeks ago. We are 64 years old, and worked for this our whole lives. Love your channel sir!

I loved this video. ❤ There is something so heartbreaking about losing your family farm. My dad and his 5 siblings grew up in Upstate New York on a 75 acre farm. That was in the 1920's. They had a main house, bungalows for summer vacationers, a pool, a barn with horses and cows. Lots of cats and dogs running around. Their garage across the road held a few cars and trucks. The Birch trees were stunning. My Dad always cried when we visited the Farm which they had lost. He was the youngest and the oldest sibling let it go into foreclosure. I wish that i could have grown up there. 🐎🐎

I’m from IA, and now that I have my family we purchased 8 acres and yes we go there ride our UTV’s dirt bikes hunt!! Wouldn’t trade any of it for nothing to see my kids smile when I tell them we’re going to the property for the weekend is priceless

Thank you Sammy! I found a nice house with a garden for my two twin daughters, my wife and me. I never was a garden guy, but to work with your own hands on your own property is one of most satisfying things I can imagine. It just feels right. Greetings from Germany, from another continent and another generation. Stay with us on this small planet a long time! Take care...

Hahahaha, damn the opening joke was funny and Mr.Gravano's chuckle was even funnier. Gangster on all levels.

That was really cool how you gave the cart to the realtor, class act move.

I absolutely LOVED this one! I know he's talked a little bit about the farm before and you can tell in HIS mind, he’s back there reliving all those memories! I was smiling the whole time he told the story!

hahaha, I love Mr. Gravano...a kid from Brooklyn worked hard, worked his way up to the top, became part of the landed gentry, a true gentleman, and he loved it...beautiful. Only in America...

The breath of every sycamore tree to you and all those you love Mr. G. Blessings ever from Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Thanks sammy one day I will have something like that been my dream for awhile. I can tell how much you liked that place just by how you talk about it. Wish one day my dream will come true to have a farm like that

This was one of the best stories in the book. Great to hear you talk about it. Thanks for all the great stories, Sammy. Wishing you peace, too.✌🇮🇹

Has Sammy ever spoken about Frank Cali?

Hey Sammy. There was another guy who owned a small horse farm in upstate New York. You have a photo of him right behind you. James Cagney. My grandfather had some land close by to his place and would sometimes visit his farm. Like you Cagney apparently loved spending as much time as he could there.

It's so f*cking cool that Sammy The Bull has become like our grandfather telling us these stories.

Hey Sammy, another great story. I never get tired of hearing you talk about your life. Much love and respect

That’s such great story Sammy ! I’m glad you and your family got to have some quality time together in those times back then with all that was going on ! I know your kids cherish those times !!!!

What a great story sammy..makes me feel good to know all the shit you went thru that you had that little piece of heaven in N.J.and some great memories. 👍also that there were no holes on the farm that had a few deposits..lol...keep em coming my man..I love it !!!

The only reason I come on KZfaq is to watch these. I never miss one. Best entertainment on YT. Keep it up!!

This dude is content gold. Much respect , its a treasure to get these stories delivered in this format .

Yeah I was raised on a small farm life in Tennessee Sammy! I loved it and I left it to come to New Jersey for boot camp at dix ! Kinda a reverse experience from yours ! Thought you might get a kick out of it! Bless you Bobby in tn

That sounds like a brilliant place. Top story Sammy.

Sammy when does the next season of the podcast start. We need more sammy. Longer videos.

Hearing the joy in your voice while you were telling us that made me wish i had a farm like that I'd invite you to stay with me and my people and be at ease as long as you would like. Seeing that spark in people is what does the magic. Stay as you are! All the best ❤️

That's a wonderful story, Sammy. Good times! Thank you for sharing it.

Sammy, you look like a boss. You can picture made guys walking up to your chair, giving you envelopes of money and kissing your cheek. Absolutely love this whole back drop. These stories will never die out. They’ll be around forever. Thanks Mr. G.

Love this video great story Sammy great to hear that you found a little bit of joy in the middle of all the madness

I grew up on a farm untill the age of 11 when my dad quit n decided to go into public work. Everything changed, we no longer worked, ate or had family outings anymore. I know exactly what you are speaking of being a family on the farm. It's a feeling you never get back. I'm sorry for your loss.

The farm sounds like HEAVEN 🇮🇹🇮🇹

You want peace and quiet, well it's simple don't get married!!!! 😂

Sammy should have listened to his instincts on the whole Plaza Suite debacle he initially didn’t want nothing to do with that guy BUT greed got to Sammy and it cost him big .

My drives are 33 minutes to work each day. I Listen to Sammy every day . My tesla drives me to work, and I watch Sammy. What a commute

I wish you can get it back that's were you found peace that was a bittersweet story happy and sad....Roland J Gutierrez from Magdalena New Mexico USA...

I would love to see Sammy get his farm back if I could get it for him I would

I'm a simple man. When I see a new Sammy The Bull video I start extorting my coworkers for vending machine money.

Love hearing your stories Sammy, I used to ride my bike and play as a kid on meirs rd, Harvey rd and Clayton park etc my family owned cream ridge golf course. Great place back then now not so much taxes are way too high

There are small farms in Italy where they grow lemons and grapes and figs on the side of a mountain overlooking the sea. It’s the place I go to in my mind when ever I imagine what peace and tranquility is. What a world. It’s not surprise the wife cries when she remembers that farm.

What a beautiful sentiment. This is the man you really are.

I think if the schools would have known how to teach some one with dyslexia back in Sammy's day he would have never gone in the mafia and would have been a successful legitimate businessman.

So addictive hearing these stories. Actually crying after hearing this one. More farm stories. Wonder if u would have another one . Or open

Thank you Sammy for sharing this side of you and your life. I really enjoy and look forward to these clips and you’re podcast. God Bless

sammy the bull once said the most fared family in this thing of ours was the scarfo leonetti family

I’d love to go back in time just to see him push the guy off the cart and watch the horse take off with Sammy in the back lol

I spent my whole life at a racetrack. It was he best time of my life. Feeding horses, training horses, washing horses, etc,.....I loved every moment of it. And in the summer time on a beautiful breezy sunny day, a whiff of horse manure, jogging horses around the track, you forget about other things in life, and you focus your attention on these beautiful race horses that you're jogging, what more can anyone ask for in life than being content while living in the moment, and that moment lasted for for 40 years. I can surely feel what Sammy was feeling when he had his farm, and then, when he lost his farm.

I know the feeling ur were relaxed great story. Sammy

Another classic Sammy story

"You're right about Marilyn Monroe" 😄 -- Gianni Russo

I miss N.J. I used to live down the shore exit 58 on the Parkway. We'd go to Long Beach Island during the summertime and Seaside Heights, Atlantic City, Etc. Miss it dearly. Great story about the Farm in N.J.

Wow, 30 acre farm over by me went for 4.5 mill, 3 yrs ago. No equipment, no track, no plumbing in the barn, no arena, no riding ring, fencing falling apart. Nice property though, I worked there. Best thing in the world, to be w the horses! I'm sure glad you didn't kill anyone on the farm😂😂😂! I really love your stories💜💜! I started in tears too, when you said about selling the farm. Take care of yourself, Mr. G, health, happiness, and longevity to you💜💪💜