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Someone Spilled Whiskey on Capone's Shoes — Capone Made Them Lick Them Clean

August 22nd, 1931. A waiter spilled whiskey on Al Capone's shoes. It was an accident. Someone bumped into Jimmy Moretti while he was carrying a tray through the Green Mill Cocktail Lounge. One glass fell. Shattered. Splashed expensive Canadian whiskey all over Capone's two-hundred-dollar Italian leather shoes. The entire club went silent. The band stopped mid-note. Everyone turned to watch. Jimmy tried to apologize. Offered to pay for new shoes. Offered to clean them immediately. Capone looked at his ruined shoes. Looked at Jimmy. And said five words that became legend: "You're going to lick them clean." Not wipe them. Lick them. In front of everyone. In front of the entire club. On his knees. Like an animal. Jimmy had two choices: lick whiskey off Capone's shoes and keep his job, or refuse and never work in Chicago again. What happened next taught every waiter, bartender, and service worker in Chicago a lesson they never forgot. Not because of violence—Capone never touched Jimmy. But because of something worse. Humiliation. For three minutes, Jimmy Moretti licked whiskey off Al Capone's shoes while hundreds of people watched in silence. Then Capone did something unexpected. He gave Jimmy twenty dollars. Told him to get back to work. Told him not to spill again. This is the story of how Al Capone turned a spilled drink into a lesson about respect. How he proved that the cruelest punishments aren't physical—they're psychological. And how one waiter learned that in Capone's world, there were no small mistakes. Only mistakes that taught you everything, or mistakes that cost you everything. SMASH that subscribe button. Drop a comment: Was Capone's punishment too harsh, or did Jimmy deserve the lesson? #AlCapone #TrueCrime #MobHistory #MafiaStories #HarlemHistory #MafiaHistory #TrueCrimeDocumentary #UnderworldStories #ChicagoHistory #MobHistory #UntoldHistory #PowerAndRespect #LegendOfHarlem