We have to remember these were big pre internet. So some guy who says the right things on the phone is alot more trustworthy than now, when in 5 minutes you can fact check them into the ground
the obsession with labeling everything as "selling"....and that it's some revelation. Welcome to....Persuasion.....basically ALL human communication in drips and buckets. You persuade your friends to do something, you persuade your lover that you love them, beforehand you persuaded them to like then love you. You communicate ideas and expressions, true or otherwise to everyone around the clock, from childhood til death. The comparisons never end....until....what is the point of the word anymore? I'm selling someone on my argument in some essay or in a speech that has nothing to do with "sales"? Sale is a word designated to define a transaction....as in, to buy or sell...goods and services...an exchange of money or objects must be involved somewhere in there. And it's cute to compare it to real life 'selling' or...just a convincing argument...but the problem is, make a movie about sales, and every monologue then becomes 'selling'....as if it's some veiled layer.
@@no1guy825 The obsession to over explaining the obvious in a pseudo- intellectual pretentious manner like it's some sort of revelation. Welcome to you are not that smart than you think you are. Basically, your an imbecile and fuck off.
when I made Phone Sales Calls, I would stand up and do "Motion creates Emotion"...It works the customer can tell your more enthusiastic over the phone...plus you escape the cubicle..lol
"A sale is made on every call you make. Either you sell him stock, or he sells you on a reason he can't." If my response to a cold caller is to just put the phone down immediately, does that count as me selling him? I'm a pretty good salesman in that case.
@@80s_Boombox_Collector maybe instead of knowing he made a calculated risk. Maybe that doesn’t make someone a pussy. Maybe it’s possible to do that and also be an intelligent and brave person.
I learned at an early age that I was not cut out for transactional sales like this although I admired these kinds of folks. However, I was much better at consultative sales (longer sales cycles, more analytics)
sma94 At least you can earn some decent money. Many people work their arses off to the point where by 50 their back is a mess for less than 20k a year.
I was the ‘Seth’ in these group performance settings. I worked in telemarketing and was number 3 in pledge dollars, but number 1 in % received. Some people just can’t do this. I’ve seen people ‘try harder’ after these sessions and it’s like watching razor blades on a nutsack. Some people just aren’t meant to be salesman. This one dude was terrible, but was fantastic at NOT LETTING PEOPLE OFF THE PHONE until they accepted his “have a great day” pitch. Was a teen from a home for boys. Most of the managers slept with the female workers and later I found out the firm stole its leads from another firm. This place was a class act.
Everyone should try sales. You need to know if you have or if you don't. I sold books in the summer while in college. It was a fantastic learning experience. And I learned that I DID NOT have it, and avoided all sales jobs from then on.
I really like it when he said that a sale is made either way. I just like to say that I don't need it instead of thinking up lies. They don't do anything illegal (most of the time). Why be untruthful?
@@comicbookguy8586 I was not a broker but I was in that room on long lsland when this stuff was happenning. I almost work for one of those companies after graduating from college. They wanted anyone willing to COLD CALL.
Most of the comments here are total bullshit. I was in sales as young as 16 years old (no, not Wall Street or stocks, but absolutely cold-calling people about bullshit products). And I could close. Not the best by far (my friend's older brother was far better than me), but certainly among the top 10% of people in the building. And you know what?? It fucking sucked. I hated every minute of it. Aside from flat-out screwing people over, it was constant stress. Everyday you knew you had to put numbers on the board. And no matter how many days and weeks I put up good numbers, I was always worried my dry spell was just around the corner, no matter what my own track record was. Everyday was like riding the edge of a razor in regards to your job. It was horrible. But nothing is more pathetic than reading these comments about people pretending like this is their life philosophy, when they probably couldn't sell a winter coat to someone who was freezing to death.
What did you sell? If you were selling newspapers subscriptions you cant compare to big investments. I do venture capital raising, gold, stocks, cbd ppo's. Minimum 25k investments. If you were selling pens with company logos its No wonder you didnt like it.
Life in sales is definitely a tough and scary one. It helps to make sure you're selling a good product. I had to sell shitty products before. And like you said, it sucked. But when i switched companies andfound a company i liked with good products, it changed and now i enjoy my sales life
I've kept cold callers on the phone for 45 minutes to an hour, being non-committal, seeing how much they'd push, see what trick's they'd try. They run out of steam pretty quickly, but wont hang up. So I do.
Just like JT Marlin is just a cheap version of a real Wall Street firm, this scene is just a cheap version of Alec Baldwin's scene in Glengarry Glen Ross
+Ron Wylie Why do so many people compare every sales pep talk to speech to Alec Baldwin? Do u know how often speeches like this are given in sales around the world? Silly.... Ben did a great job - on it's own.
+MrAitraining Couldn't agree more. There was even a scene in THIS movie where Greg asked Seth if he had scene Glengarry Glen Ross. Plus, I like Affleck's speeches better because they're far less degrading (and far more motivational) than Baldwin's. Another favorite of mine is Mark Strong's speech in Zero Dark Thirty.
Brandon Daniels Thanks and well said. I'm also more connected to boiler room since I'm from Long Island and I was a Series 7 trainer for firms just like this! so yes - this all happened. Group interviews, "get the F out", FBI raids and all ;)
Saying that the only sales speech should be Glengarry Glenross is like saying there never needs to be another pre-battle speech. GGR is very good, but so is Wolf of Wall Street
Man I go to stores, electronic, tire, mechanic shops and no one tries to upsale me. I'd probably do it since i dont want to dick with it. I swear I'd clean up today in sales
The movie has some problems, but goddam the Affleck scenes rule. And has there ever been a more helpful, concise statement for salespeople: a sale is made every call, either you sell them or they sell you. Goddamn right.
Total idiotic sales approach, but nicely done by the film's producers to make it appealing to the viewing public. Many times I've had aggressive telemarketers call me in the past (before the days of caller ID - where I now don't even pick up the phone if I don't recognize the number) and basically just laughed and hung up the phone in their face. As far as this particular field of investing in stocks, all anybody with even an ounce of friggin' common sense would have to ask themselves is: if this particular stock being pushed were that great - where the telemarketers were making it sound like it's the next Amazon or Microsoft - then why aren't the backers & promoters of it investing in it all for themselves, and instead paying other people to go out begging the public at large to purchase it? *THINK* *McFLY* *THINK!*
You can't get unlimited loans, so even if you've put in 100% of your cash into the stock, even if the whole company as done the same, you STILL want it to go up by selling others on it (and collecting fees on top). Unless you're one of the most elite firms with billions under management, you'd still be looking for others.
What you described is your classic pump & dump scheme performed by shady nickel & dime brokerage houses. If you as an investor are truly investing into the company for the long haul, the last thing you would actually want to do is have others buy into the stock en masse to overinflate its value and cause a long term negative outlook on the company. Economics 101, kid.
You can't say this anymore in the real world. You have 10 different departments on you for worker abuse etc. Those suits back then would just do what boss says. Now they just whine and look for the first opportunity to call some department of the government.
So, every sales manager who tries to motivate their under-performing sales team is ripping off Alec Baldwin? I love the Baldwin scene, but I don't connect the two at all. I just see this as Affleck's character just doing his job. I mean, what was Aflleck's character supposed to say here?
I see in Seth's eyes the same look I had 20 years ago. Life is allllll about money and either you're gonna be the guy who gets fucked out of it or the guy who fucks people out of it. Same as any and ALL relationships, no exceptions, there is always 1 person fucking around and living their best life behind their partner's back and the other who is so mentally caught up they can't sleep at night. Life. I used to wonder how or why anyone would do dope. I no longer do that I only wonder why I quit using dope.....maybe need to go back on it.
Although the movie was based on ripping people off & I don’t advocate that ☝️however the things he says here are true about sales and can be applied to a legitimate business & product. Believe in what you sell or don’t sell it! Be relentless! ALWAYS BE SELLING. ALWAYS BE CLOSING. 💞
So, every sales manager who tries to motivate their under-performing sales team is ripping off Alec Baldwin? I love the Baldwin scene, but I don't connect the two at all. I just see this as Affleck's character just doing his job. I mean, what was Aflleck's character supposed to say here?
I haven't seen the film, but I gotta be honest. From this, it looks like a bunch of drama guys got together to do an interpretation of a movie scene they like. Basically, to me anyways, this is a poor mans Alec Baldwin Speech from Glengarry Glenross. No one does Baldwin....like Baldwin.
So, every sales manager who tries to motivate their under-performing sales team is ripping off Alec Baldwin? I love the Baldwin scene, but I don't connect the two at all. I just see this as Affleck's character just doing his job. I mean, what was Aflleck's character supposed to say here?
Nope. The two scenes have completely different tones and motives. Baldwins character is there to scare the salemen and piss them off....negative motivation. Aflecks character is there to give them some perspective and a bit of a push. He might be a bit aggressive, but hes there to help fire them up, not chop them off at the knees
Sales is important, even in an interview you’re selling yourself. However, not this kind and not with these sorts of attitude. Again, Boiler Room shit. True salesmanship is about helping your clients out and building a relationship with them so that you guys would become trusted business partners that seek mutual benefit. As many of the comments pointed out, this is the bad example, sell at all cost, make up shit, lie, extort, play with people’s emotions. A classic example of misusing your god given gifts, strength and intelligence can be weapons, do not wield them against the weak. The worst comments are the ones gloating, like suffering ego trips... Yeah sure you can close anyone anywhere, but at what cost? Selling your soul?
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Even though this was filmed through a jar of Vaseline I watched the whole thing
Haha, pissing myself LOL
COMABTINEFFECTIVE flies in the Vaseline we are.
😂😂😂 that comment made me laugh so hard
😂😂😂
I love the line "Ask him anything, just get a Yes out of him"
We have to remember these were big pre internet. So some guy who says the right things on the phone is alot more trustworthy than now, when in 5 minutes you can fact check them into the ground
What is great about this scence is that Affleck's charachter IS "selling" to his sobordinbates, just like a cold call.
He walks(motion creates emotion) - doesn’t give them a chance - is aggressive, relentless.”
Exactlyyyyyy!!!
the obsession with labeling everything as "selling"....and that it's some revelation. Welcome to....Persuasion.....basically ALL human communication in drips and buckets. You persuade your friends to do something, you persuade your lover that you love them, beforehand you persuaded them to like then love you. You communicate ideas and expressions, true or otherwise to everyone around the clock, from childhood til death. The comparisons never end....until....what is the point of the word anymore? I'm selling someone on my argument in some essay or in a speech that has nothing to do with "sales"? Sale is a word designated to define a transaction....as in, to buy or sell...goods and services...an exchange of money or objects must be involved somewhere in there. And it's cute to compare it to real life 'selling' or...just a convincing argument...but the problem is, make a movie about sales, and every monologue then becomes 'selling'....as if it's some veiled layer.
@@no1guy825 The obsession to over explaining the obvious in a pseudo- intellectual pretentious manner like it's some sort of revelation. Welcome to you are not that smart than you think you are. Basically, your an imbecile and fuck off.
Haha good point...this whole sub industry of boiler rooms are like giant balloons that look impressive but inside, just air.
When I was doing cold calls to refinance mortgage loans, Boiler Room was my bible. Thank you Ben for the pep talks.
when I made Phone Sales Calls, I would stand up and do "Motion creates Emotion"...It works the customer can tell your more enthusiastic over the phone...plus you escape the cubicle..lol
"A sale is made on every call you make. Either you sell him stock, or he sells you on a reason he can't." If my response to a cold caller is to just put the phone down immediately, does that count as me selling him? I'm a pretty good salesman in that case.
It is not. Tell me no you pussy.
No it means you were too weak to just listen for awhile
@@80s_Boombox_Collector to weak to listen to a shitty penny stock sale woah bro you told him….
@@Bear-pw7nu And how would you know it's "shitty" unless you listened for a while instead of just hanging up immediately
@@80s_Boombox_Collector maybe instead of knowing he made a calculated risk. Maybe that doesn’t make someone a pussy. Maybe it’s possible to do that and also be an intelligent and brave person.
Perfect closer material
_A.I.D.A_
@@brandondaniels9471 Attention. Interest. Decision. Action.
I learned at an early age that I was not cut out for transactional sales like this although I admired these kinds of folks. However, I was much better at consultative sales (longer sales cycles, more analytics)
His inspiration was Blake from the film "Glengarry Glen Ross".
This makes me feel sick. I did this for 3 years and it’s the shittiest job ever
sma94 some can't hack it I guess 😔
sma94 At least you can earn some decent money. Many people work their arses off to the point where by 50 their back is a mess for less than 20k a year.
sma94
If you can't close .....i bet it would be.
Im in sales for 2 years now. I absolutely love it. Doubled my previous income already.
Quiter
One of the best movies ever made!!
"Get off your ass!" This was a very real scene. I was in this racket. Group ballouts were commonplace.
Probably his best performance in his entire movie career: Boiler Room.
Wrong dead FUCKING wrong
Yeah, short scenes but man....I felt it.
Just doing an Alec Baldwin impression. He has had better performances.
That and the town
Reindeer games. 😂
One of the best, if not the best, speeches in any Sales Movie or script
I was the ‘Seth’ in these group performance settings. I worked in telemarketing and was number 3 in pledge dollars, but number 1 in % received. Some people just can’t do this. I’ve seen people ‘try harder’ after these sessions and it’s like watching razor blades on a nutsack. Some people just aren’t meant to be salesman. This one dude was terrible, but was fantastic at NOT LETTING PEOPLE OFF THE PHONE until they accepted his “have a great day” pitch. Was a teen from a home for boys. Most of the managers slept with the female workers and later I found out the firm stole its leads from another firm. This place was a class act.
Everyone should try sales. You need to know if you have or if you don't. I sold books in the summer while in college. It was a fantastic learning experience. And I learned that I DID NOT have it, and avoided all sales jobs from then on.
I was in telemarketing for one day. I didn't have it. And I hated it.
Like most sales organizations lol
What he said still holds true till today. When you heard let me know in few days time.. The time will never come lol
"Don't tell me you can't buy 100 shares."
Uh, I work in fast food.
BULLSHIT!!!!
@Tommy Hass I've been called by all kinds of shysters selling vacations and cruises. Its all the same thing.
The FBI closed on them.
Ben Affleck isn’t a great actor i.e. Pacino, but he really nailed it with this movie.
I LOVE THIS SPEECH
This movie was based about Jordan Belfort's operation. The Wolf of Wall Street. They changed all the names to protect the guilty.
They changed all the names to protect the real thugs and tik tok, time to pay the fiddler.
I really like it when he said that a sale is made either way. I just like to say that I don't need it instead of thinking up lies. They don't do anything illegal (most of the time). Why be untruthful?
wish someone would call me so I can mess with him the entire time, hahaha, send me Vin, Ben whomever!!
Bruce Wayne is sure doing a lot of cursing 🤣
Adam West is Bruce Wayne.
Hahahahahaha!!!
great scene!
"I NEED YOUR WHOLE c: DRIVE BACKED UP ON A FLOPPY!"
Said no tech guy ever.
... creates emotion.
That's it I'm done!
This is the best speech of the Wall Street Movies. This is how it is really done over the years.
Baldwin was way better.
baldwin wasn't about wall street. I agree with N Charles. I was a broker on long island. This was real shit.
@@comicbookguy8586 I was not a broker but I was in that room on long lsland when this stuff was happenning. I almost work for one of those companies after graduating from college. They wanted anyone willing to COLD CALL.
The more someone presses for the sale, the more I know it's dogshit. You don't need to press on good business.
"deadly serious"
I learned there is no laughing matter
Damn
what about ricky roma? I think he knows about closing!
he definitely closed but it took him like 3 hours and alcohol to do it. these guys gotta do it on the phone
Such a good movie 😎👌
💥💥💥💥
What a light weight actor!
This is great!
Ben had to go home and sleep in him mom's basement after this scene.
Hell I'm sure what he made off Armageddon was enough to buy him a house, lol.
Lol yeah I'm sure. Dude is worth so much it's ridiculous
Ben was eraning big money since his childhood.
excellent speech...a sell is made in every call you make!! ben should of won an oscar for this performance even though this was a chop shop lol
The only one that closes deals for Ben Affleck is Matt Damon, if it wasn't for Matt he wouldn't have a career
Wowwwwwww
Most of the comments here are total bullshit. I was in sales as young as 16 years old (no, not Wall Street or stocks, but absolutely cold-calling people about bullshit products). And I could close. Not the best by far (my friend's older brother was far better than me), but certainly among the top 10% of people in the building. And you know what?? It fucking sucked. I hated every minute of it. Aside from flat-out screwing people over, it was constant stress. Everyday you knew you had to put numbers on the board. And no matter how many days and weeks I put up good numbers, I was always worried my dry spell was just around the corner, no matter what my own track record was. Everyday was like riding the edge of a razor in regards to your job. It was horrible. But nothing is more pathetic than reading these comments about people pretending like this is their life philosophy, when they probably couldn't sell a winter coat to someone who was freezing to death.
a loser is a loser. Always
What did you sell? If you were selling newspapers subscriptions you cant compare to big investments. I do venture capital raising, gold, stocks, cbd ppo's. Minimum 25k investments. If you were selling pens with company logos its No wonder you didnt like it.
Life in sales is definitely a tough and scary one. It helps to make sure you're selling a good product. I had to sell shitty products before. And like you said, it sucked. But when i switched companies andfound a company i liked with good products, it changed and now i enjoy my sales life
$2500 is a lot of money for a regular person to just basically gamble in the stock market.
True, but the thing is those firms typically have lists that only target people making above a specific income, that way they have the funds to do so.
All the leads they were given were for men who make about 150,000 a year. 2500 bucks for them is like 25 to regular Joes
If you're a grown adult and you don't have at least $2500 saved up, you've done something seriously wrong in your life.
FluffyZergling yeah, like invest in bad stocks.
I totally agree with that
I've kept cold callers on the phone for 45 minutes to an hour, being non-committal, seeing how much they'd push, see what trick's they'd try. They run out of steam pretty quickly, but wont hang up. So I do.
probably could not hang up First, the calls are probably being monitored by their supervisor
These cold callers today are amateurs
I wish they showed him on the sales floor
not recorded well aye..still good scene though
Here's my no, I just hang up. Can't push if there's no one on the phone. Works wonders with telemarketers and bill collectors.
Seth opened his 40 accounts. Why is he in this meeting? Jim could of collected the money for the Series 7 license at Seth's desk.
Wrong answer.
NO!!
The reunion lasted 2 minutes lol
I wish every company did the same
Just like JT Marlin is just a cheap version of a real Wall Street firm, this scene is just a cheap version of Alec Baldwin's scene in Glengarry Glen Ross
Sorry but this is great but very much a poor mans Glen Garry, Baldwins speech cant be beat, it just cant
+Ron Wylie Why do so many people compare every sales pep talk to speech to Alec Baldwin? Do u know how often speeches like this are given in sales around the world? Silly.... Ben did a great job - on it's own.
+MrAitraining Couldn't agree more. There was even a scene in THIS movie where Greg asked Seth if he had scene Glengarry Glen Ross. Plus, I like Affleck's speeches better because they're far less degrading (and far more motivational) than Baldwin's. Another favorite of mine is Mark Strong's speech in Zero Dark Thirty.
Brandon Daniels Thanks and well said. I'm also more connected to boiler room since I'm from Long Island and I was a Series 7 trainer for firms just like this! so yes - this all happened. Group interviews, "get the F out", FBI raids and all ;)
Saying that the only sales speech should be Glengarry Glenross is like saying there never needs to be another pre-battle speech. GGR is very good, but so is Wolf of Wall Street
I do beg your pardon. I apologize if I caused you great discomfort, Ricky.
Did he do a huge dab there at the last second of this clip? 🙈🤣🤣
Man I go to stores, electronic, tire, mechanic shops and no one tries to upsale me. I'd probably do it since i dont want to dick with it. I swear I'd clean up today in sales
When I bought a car, the upsales were endless, but I refused them all...
The movie has some problems, but goddam the Affleck scenes rule. And has there ever been a more helpful, concise statement for salespeople: a sale is made every call, either you sell them or they sell you.
Goddamn right.
did he close jenn? amgela?
This movie made me scared of sales o.o
this movie made me fall in love with sales!
+John Doe don't feel bad about making money
☝️Listen....Believe in what you sell or don’t sell it! Be relentless! ALWAYS BE SELLING. ALWAYS BE CLOSING. Wishing you success. 💞
Total idiotic sales approach, but nicely done by the film's producers to make it appealing to the viewing public. Many times I've had aggressive telemarketers call me in the past (before the days of caller ID - where I now don't even pick up the phone if I don't recognize the number) and basically just laughed and hung up the phone in their face. As far as this particular field of investing in stocks, all anybody with even an ounce of friggin' common sense would have to ask themselves is: if this particular stock being pushed were that great - where the telemarketers were making it sound like it's the next Amazon or Microsoft - then why aren't the backers & promoters of it investing in it all for themselves, and instead paying other people to go out begging the public at large to purchase it?
*THINK* *McFLY* *THINK!*
You can't get unlimited loans, so even if you've put in 100% of your cash into the stock, even if the whole company as done the same, you STILL want it to go up by selling others on it (and collecting fees on top). Unless you're one of the most elite firms with billions under management, you'd still be looking for others.
What you described is your classic pump & dump scheme performed by shady nickel & dime brokerage houses. If you as an investor are truly investing into the company for the long haul, the last thing you would actually want to do is have others buy into the stock en masse to overinflate its value and cause a long term negative outlook on the company.
Economics 101, kid.
30%-40% returns, huh?
that's pretty sad..
Leonardo DiCaprio was so much better in the wolf of Wall Street
If someone needs to close you on something just say no. If it was a good deal, they wouldn't need to close...you'd just buy it.
I am always always always suspicious of Sales people.
You can't say this anymore in the real world. You have 10 different departments on you for worker abuse etc. Those suits back then would just do what boss says. Now they just whine and look for the first opportunity to call some department of the government.
Affleck can even shine Alec Baldwin' shoes
So, every sales manager who tries to motivate their under-performing sales team is ripping off Alec Baldwin? I love the Baldwin scene, but I don't connect the two at all. I just see this as Affleck's character just doing his job. I mean, what was Aflleck's character supposed to say here?
What's the correlation with Alec Baldwin? Can't actors act without being compared to other actors?
@@VixxKong2 watch alec Baldwin Glengarry Ross speech. Then u would understand.
@@JasonEmerson711 Alec Baldwins only good performance lol
I see in Seth's eyes the same look I had 20 years ago. Life is allllll about money and either you're gonna be the guy who gets fucked out of it or the guy who fucks people out of it. Same as any and ALL relationships, no exceptions, there is always 1 person fucking around and living their best life behind their partner's back and the other who is so mentally caught up they can't sleep at night. Life. I used to wonder how or why anyone would do dope. I no longer do that I only wonder why I quit using dope.....maybe need to go back on it.
Yes, but some people work in the service industry, so you can have place to spend your fucking money, and so someone can teach your kids, etc.
Although the movie was based on ripping people off & I don’t advocate that ☝️however the things he says here are true about sales and can be applied to a legitimate business & product. Believe in what you sell or don’t sell it! Be relentless! ALWAYS BE SELLING. ALWAYS BE CLOSING. 💞
love this but no alec baldwin
whatever. I loved Godzilla, but it was no King Kong. Boiler room is totally diff movie than glengarry. Different industry.
So, every sales manager who tries to motivate their under-performing sales team is ripping off Alec Baldwin? I love the Baldwin scene, but I don't connect the two at all. I just see this as Affleck's character just doing his job. I mean, what was Aflleck's character supposed to say here?
1:26
Unconvincing. End-to-end.
I haven't seen the film, but I gotta be honest. From this, it looks like a bunch of drama guys got together to do an interpretation of a movie scene they like. Basically, to me anyways, this is a poor mans Alec Baldwin Speech from Glengarry Glenross.
No one does Baldwin....like Baldwin.
So, every sales manager who tries to motivate their under-performing sales team is ripping off Alec Baldwin? I love the Baldwin scene, but I don't connect the two at all. I just see this as Affleck's character just doing his job. I mean, what was Aflleck's character supposed to say here?
Nope. The two scenes have completely different tones and motives. Baldwins character is there to scare the salemen and piss them off....negative motivation. Aflecks character is there to give them some perspective and a bit of a push. He might be a bit aggressive, but hes there to help fire them up, not chop them off at the knees
1:50 how bout . ' I dont like ur fukin face Affleck'
Michael Douglas > both Ben Affleck and Alec Baldwin
gonna start telling pushy sales people I don’t like their firm or their fucking neck tie, and they’ll back off
Sales is important, even in an interview you’re selling yourself.
However, not this kind and not with these sorts of attitude. Again, Boiler Room shit.
True salesmanship is about helping your clients out and building a relationship with them so that you guys would become trusted business partners that seek mutual benefit.
As many of the comments pointed out, this is the bad example, sell at all cost, make up shit, lie, extort, play with people’s emotions. A classic example of misusing your god given gifts, strength and intelligence can be weapons, do not wield them against the weak.
The worst comments are the ones gloating, like suffering ego trips... Yeah sure you can close anyone anywhere, but at what cost? Selling your soul?
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No I don't like your necktie
_GET OFF YOUR ASS!!!!_
Lol yeah everyone can just throw together $2500 to give to some sketchy ass dude trying his ass off to sell you something sketchy.... no biggie
Shitty scene. Looked like BA was trying to act mad. Didn't work.
It went more "psycho" than mad. I think he pulled it off
@@gadget00 no he did not
The least convincing speech of all time. Just don't buy Affleck in this role.
stupid system
I always thought Ben sucked and was overrated
Shit quality.
Weak acting
Just another day at Wayne Enterprises.
that's it I'm done!