• #407 - Cocaine, Fake Hair & Bar Brawls - Joe Pepitone - Part 3

  • May 7 2024
  • Length: 2 hrs and 5 mins
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#407 - Cocaine, Fake Hair & Bar Brawls - Joe Pepitone - Part 3

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  • This week, we finish this crazy story with tales of getting Mickey Mantle stoned, having a woman stolen by Frank Sinatra, and being pushed out of baseball. He ruins another marriage, and poses fully nude for a magazine, but sets up a successful men's beauty salon. He also gets busted with a LOT of cocaine, and a ledger of his customers. Plus, bar fights, and drunkenly crashing a car in an NY tunnel!


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