Could you expand on your answer --
"Yeah, the family had a lotta buffiz,"
Mr Turnbull you may find this very amusing but I promise you, the members of this Board....do! as well Good one
The "living" that Vito gave Carlo was a dinky-ass storefront betting parlor. Even when Carlo said, at the dinner table, that he could be more helpful, Sonny shut him right down ("We don't discuss business at the table"--this after telling Clemenza to take care of the freelance Harlem numbers dealers),
Carlo knew nothing of value to Barzini. Even if he'd run To Barzini after Michael told him he'd be his "right hand man" in Nevada, Barzini wouldn't have taken him seriously. And anyway, Barzini probably was planning to kill Michael before he moved to Nevada
Money for jam! for Barzini to find out what the Corleones' got under their fingernails, ya' know
Barzini might, he just might “have taken him [Carlo] seriously” believing the 'weak' Corleones were slippin' even further
Don Barzini after all, did think Michael would fall for the Tessio brokered Barzini-Michael meeting, the transparently ill-conceived charade
