Who Done It? - Contractual Obligations and Evasive Maneuvers
Col. J.R. Andrews:
Mr. Turner, may I remind you that I have a contract for your services, and I intend to exercise it.
Jimmy Turner:
You'll get plenty of exercise trying to find me.
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In Society - The Consequences of Betrayal Among Friends
Drexel: [Grabs a big glass paper weight then looks into it]
You know I never told you fellas this but I'm quite a fortune teller. I can see into the future. I see two plumbers they're doing pretty good.
Albert Mansfield:
More competition.
Drexel:
But they're double-crossing a friend of theirs who gave them their start.
Albert Mansfield:
That's what I call being ungrateful. I have no use for those kind of people.
Drexel:
This friend of theirs is getting mad. Now he wants them to cooperate with him or pay back the money he gave them. He's giving them till six o'clock tonight to get it.
Eddie Harrington:
But suppose they can't get it by six o'clock tonight?
Drexel: [Hands the paper weight to Albert and leaves]
Then I see two plumbers floating down the river and one of them's a little fat guy.
Eddie Harrington:
What's the matter?
Albert Mansfield:
The joke is on him.
Eddie Harrington:
Why?
Albert Mansfield:
I can't swim.
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In Society - Conversation About the Plumbing Business
Drexel:
How's the plumbing business?
Eddie Harrington:
Alright.
Albert Mansfield:
We manage to keep our head above water.
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Force of Evil - The Dilemma of Morality and Money
Leo Morse:
The money I made in this rotten business is no good for me, Joe. I don't want it back. And Tucker's money is no good either.
Joe Morse:
The money has no moral opinions.
Leo Morse:
I find I have, Joe. I find I have.
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Force of Evil - The Illusion of Business Integrity
Sylvia Morse: [referring to Joe]
Don't have anything to do with him, Leo. You're a businessman.
Leo Morse:
Yes. I've been a businessman all my life. And honest - I don't know what a business is.
Sylvia Morse:
Well, you had a garage... you had a real estate business.
Leo Morse:
A lot you know. Real estate business... living from mortgage to mortgage... stealing credit like a thief. And the garage - that was a business! Three cents overcharge on every gallon of gas: two cents for the chauffeur and a penny for me. Penny for one thief, two cents for the other. Well, Joe's here now - I won't have to steal pennies anymore. I'll have big crooks to steal dollars for me!
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Force of Evil - Determined Rejection of an Offer
Leo Morse:
I am sensible. I am calm. I'll give you my answer calmly and sensibly, my final answer. My final answer is finally no. The answer is no! Absolutely and finally no! Finally and positively no! No! No! No! N - O!
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Force of Evil - Reflection on Betrayal and Violence
Leo Morse:
All that Cain did to Abel was murder him.
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