My nephew told me about this site a few day's ago and I can't shut this goddamn site off.I was very lucky that I got too travel too all the stores.This wasn't a job.I can't consider something I loved doing work.It didn't end when you punched out it just continued at a club,bar or someones house.I started in 79 in the warehouse as a truck driver. I drove with Solly,captain ed,dom,tommy d ,fredd, bobby & me.Inside was john c,david n,kenny,vinny,roy,josh,pete,ROCKIN RON,and steve before he got canned for being too stoned.Also worked out in smithtown for a while and had great times their too.finished with eddie's in 1986.I wouldn't trade this part of my life for anything in this world.I met my wife donna working there and just celebrated our 23rd wedding anniversary. We have 3 great kids ages 18,17, and 11.Ediie may have screwed everyone in the end including himself but I would still shake his hand and thank him for putting us all together at the right time,in the same place in what amounted too the greatest company I have ever or will ever work for.Your all the best!!!!
Corey J

Hi Corey,

I worked FT then PT while going to College in the Brooklyn Coney Island ave Store.
Sorry, I don't recognize your name. I remember Soly and Norman A. Alan A. Robert was the stock manager, Dave Grape. Mitch P. Mary M.

I agree it was a great company fun to work for
had a blast! However.. I do remember once every 6 months being called in for the LDT. Were you ? most of us were and it was not very pleasant. I think for you to say you would shake his hand is ridiculous! he misrepresented the company to stock holders, hurt investors (and long term faithful employees) by not being honest. Eddie did not practice what he preached nor did the others involved, and you know who they were.

It was a great time great company .. Eddie and the Antar family made a ton of money, he did not have to manipulate the numbers ..

Best Regards,

Allan H