Pay Your Dues
> Entourage 603 - One Car, Two Car, Red Car, Blue Car
Turtle: I just think it's time for me to make something of myself.
Ari: Turtle, do you know what it takes to make something of yourself? I mean, come on. I worked a job through college and grad school. Lloyd!
Lloyd: Yes, Mr. Gold?
Ari: Hit the stack.
Lloyd: In front of people? I'm not performing.
Ari: "The kingdom of Foibles".
Lloyd: "The kingdom of Foibles" written by Karen Brown. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court meets "Die Hard." A man awakes in the midst of…
Ari: This man can quote from the entire stack. That is what he's willing to put in for his own success. He's paying his dues. When have you paid yours?
Turtle: I’m willing to pay them now. And I have a great idea.
Ari: So do all these idiots. Can you execute it?
Turtle: I think I can.
Ari: In this life, no one is going to invest because you think you can. Do you have a business plan
Turtle: No. I mean, I haven't sat down and put-
Ari: What do you need? Office space, insurance? How many employees? What do you project to earn? What do you need to break even? At what point can your investors see some profit?
Turtle: I don't know! I don't know.
Ari: Look. When my son was born, my greatest fear was having this conversation. I knew that I would give him anything he wanted because he was my son and I couldn't say no. Which sucks, 'cause it wouldn't help him and he'd just end up on the street doing heroin with the two coreys because I was too much of a pussy to teach him a lesson. I won't make that mistake with you. Just say no.
Turtle: I can pull this off, Ari.
Ari: Come back to me when you can prove it.
E: So if you pretended to care about him and you were me, what would you do?
Ari: What's the difference?
E: I'd like to try to do something.
Ari: What I'm capable of doing and what you're capable of doing are two totally different things.
E: What would you do?
Ari: I would make a scene of biblical proportions. I would lie, scream, beg, borrow and steal. And if that somehow didn't part Amy Miller's legs, then I would call racism. And I would yell for all to hear, "You're really gonna fire my poor black client off the show he created?! I'm calling NAACP, the reverend Al Sharpton and the ghost of my man Malcolm X.
Turtle: I just think it's time for me to make something of myself.
Ari: Turtle, do you know what it takes to make something of yourself? I mean, come on. I worked a job through college and grad school. Lloyd!
Lloyd: Yes, Mr. Gold?
Ari: Hit the stack.
Lloyd: In front of people? I'm not performing.
Ari: "The kingdom of Foibles".
Lloyd: "The kingdom of Foibles" written by Karen Brown. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court meets "Die Hard." A man awakes in the midst of…
Ari: This man can quote from the entire stack. That is what he's willing to put in for his own success. He's paying his dues. When have you paid yours?
Turtle: I’m willing to pay them now. And I have a great idea.
Ari: So do all these idiots. Can you execute it?
Turtle: I think I can.
Ari: In this life, no one is going to invest because you think you can. Do you have a business plan
Turtle: No. I mean, I haven't sat down and put-
Ari: What do you need? Office space, insurance? How many employees? What do you project to earn? What do you need to break even? At what point can your investors see some profit?
Turtle: I don't know! I don't know.
Ari: Look. When my son was born, my greatest fear was having this conversation. I knew that I would give him anything he wanted because he was my son and I couldn't say no. Which sucks, 'cause it wouldn't help him and he'd just end up on the street doing heroin with the two coreys because I was too much of a pussy to teach him a lesson. I won't make that mistake with you. Just say no.
Turtle: I can pull this off, Ari.
Ari: Come back to me when you can prove it.
E: So if you pretended to care about him and you were me, what would you do?
Ari: What's the difference?
E: I'd like to try to do something.
Ari: What I'm capable of doing and what you're capable of doing are two totally different things.
E: What would you do?
Ari: I would make a scene of biblical proportions. I would lie, scream, beg, borrow and steal. And if that somehow didn't part Amy Miller's legs, then I would call racism. And I would yell for all to hear, "You're really gonna fire my poor black client off the show he created?! I'm calling NAACP, the reverend Al Sharpton and the ghost of my man Malcolm X.
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