Obviously it's impossible to get an exact figure. However, we do know a few things. JMA was estimated to be grossing at least $1 million a year. But it could have been two or three times that. Figuring conservatively, after the standard 50/50 split with the business owners, that would conceivably leave $500k to be split between Ligambi, Massimino, and Staino. One assumes Ligambi got the biggest cut. He also had his $50k a year no-show job with Top Job disposal, as well as interests in real estate and a towing company. And, of course, there's whatever tribute he received, as boss, from family members and associates.