No Es Facil

House of Lies 5×10

& Marty: Cuba strategy for the Kohl brothers. Let me hear it.

& Marty: Welcome to Cuba. Oh, the perfect jewel of newly-budding capitalism. Like a long-dormant socialist succulent, one that somebody forgot to water for 50 years.

& Monica: Kaan & Asycophants, huh?

& Jeannie: Oh, memory, please do not hit «record.»
    Clyde: I got it. Don’t even worry about it.

& Doug: You know what? A fun Cuba fact is that the classic Parker Brothers game Monopoly is actually illegal here.
    Clyde: Wow. Irrelevant and who gives a fuck?

& Samuel Orozco: It’s this place. For good and bad, it’ll redirect you. Let me guess... you’ve done your little consultant regression models that project that you can build this many hotels and lease this much land, and that your market growth will be equal «X» and that your profit will be «Y,» yes?..

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    Well, here’s the thing. All of that... throw it in the ocean. You can’t quantify anything here. In Cuba, nothing will go the way you think. Nothing will match your charts and projections. If you want to do business here, you have to surrender.
    The guiding worldview of contemporary Cuba: «No es fácil...» «It’s not easy.»

& Doug: Señor, uh, everything in business is quantifiable.
    Samuel Orozco: Assuming that there is a series of constants. But in Cuba, the only constant...
    Jeannie: Is that nothing is constant.
    Samuel Orozco: La rubia wins the prize.

& Marty: I love you, Jeannie.

& Jeannie: Marty, did you marry me last night?
    Marty: Yep, yep, I think I might’ve.

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Σ Finally. Cuba was needed to finish this thing.