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Yesterday when my brother was travelling from Uni he got off at Ruislip Manor Station and walked out the barriers to be immediately confronted by 3 18ish year olds. My father knew one of the bartenders that worked for him and Red was not considered a good guy.' He was not well liked from what I recall. Every body at that bar knew about the calls and loved seeing Red getting his balls busted. They were lucky because I'm sure he tried hard to find out who the callers were.

Red was the real deal and if he ever found out who was pranking him would have actually hurt the guys. The 'ZZ' was what the huge scar left on the guys face after being disfigured by the goons. The 'ZZ' would be inflicted on guys that owed a lot of money and were in serious default. One guy would hold you down or pin you against the wall while the other guy would work you over. It's simple, if you owed money a couple of goons (probably 6'3' and 250 lbs.

It was called 'gettin' the business' or the 'ZZ treatment'. If a guy was past due with a bookie or a loan shark, as a warning, a guy like Red or Red himself would disfigure the guy's face with a pocket knife, box cutter, or straight razor as a warning depending on how much you owed and how far behind on the payments you were.

#TUBE BAR PRANK CALLS PROFESSIONAL#

Red was originally from The Bronx and in his youth he was a professional boxer and muscle for the mob. My Grandfather knew Louis 'Red' Deutsch (and said he was a scumbag) back when he owned a fruit and vegetable stand on Journal Square before he bought the Tube Bar on the concourse next to 3 Guys Pizza. I was born and raised in Jersey City and grew up on Oakland, Baldwin, and St.

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