The video has almost 840,000 views on YouTube alone. They’re really feeling R-rated right now.” And really, it fits your giblets down there too, if you’re a man. “Before you go judging anybody, you go get you one, cause this thing right here? It’s like the Swiss Army knife of clothing.

“I saw them city boys wearing one and I thought ‘I’m not going to let them beat me to the fashion punch’, so I got me one,” he says in the video. This might be something I want to try again.”Īfter that, it was the men’s romper craze, so he went to JC Penny’s and bought the biggest girls’ romper he could find and did a video about that.

“When I saw how many views it got, I thought to myself, you know what, this might be actually pretty cool. “Well, when he retired, I thought to myself, ‘man, you know what? This would be something that, uh, all rednecks would love if I talked about,’” he said. But one day, after the retirement of Dale Earnheart, Jr., he thought maybe he’d make a video. For years, he says, he was a respiratory therapist. He lives between Union and Lockhart, South Carolina, with his wife and family. As for Rosenthal’s opinion on Casino and the character of Sam Rothstein, he shared De Niro’s character was quite similar to him though not fully (via Casino Discussion), and felt that the depiction of his life’s events was largely accurate.Shirtless and tattoed, the Ginger Billy gives viewers a humorous look into life in rural Upstate South Carolina.

Rosenthal later moved to Boca Raton, Florida, where he ran a sports bar, and then moved to Miami, where he ran a sports betting website and served as a consultant for various offshore sports betting companies.įrank “Lefty” Rosenthal died on October 13, 2008, and after his death, it was revealed that he had been an FBI informant, as was Geri McGee. In real life, and as mentioned above, Rosenthal moved to California and focused on raising his children, and in 1990, he won an unprecedented court ruling to have his name removed from “the Black Book”, but the following year, the ban was reinstated. Casino covered Rothenstal’s assassination attempt and Ginger’s death, and in the end, it saw De Niro’s Rothstein working as a sports handicapper in San Diego after the Mafia got out of the casino industry, almost all old casinos were demolished, and new ones were built with money from junk bonds.

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