Robert Mazur: Aunt Vicky, what do you want from me?
Aunt Vicky: Bobby, Bobby, Bobby. Please, dear. Don’t be Bobby Loser. Be Bobby Somebody.
Bonni Tischler: ...Look, she’s just window dressing. So is this. Compliments of your government’s impound authority.
Robert Mazur: Mercedes?
Bonni Tischler: It’s who you know, Mazur. Now go out and get to know whoever it takes to make me look like I rubbed the right dick... It’s a metaphor.
Evelyn Mazur: You’re starting to look like them...
Roberto Alcaino: ... The economy is addicted to drugs. You know who’s the biggest money launderer in the US?
Well, I thought it was me. No?
Roberto Alcaino: No. Your Federal Reserve Bank. It’s called the anonymous window. They accept pallet loads of cash that used to be drug pesos, hundreds of millions of dollars from my country’s central bank, no questions asked. If your government didn’t have my dirty money, your economy would collapse.
Banker: We have a protocol. All we need from you is a signature. And don’t you worry about a thing.
Ospina: Why, what’s he gonna worry about? Bankers, all they are is crooked men with capes. Only they have suits, like Superman. Except, they’re maybe like the Joker.
Robert Mazur: We can get the founder and chairman, Abedi! But I need more time.
Bonni Tischler: There is a beginning, middle and end to everything.
Robert Mazur: Bonni. Bonni...
Bonni Tischler: This is the end, Mazur.
Kathy Ertz: It’s like you get close to people, you know them.
Robert Mazur: Yeah, well, that’s what happens when you’re doing your job.
Kathy Ertz: I know you don’t believe that. It’s not just a job.
Robert Mazur: Roberto, I’m glad you’re here. But there is a part of me that wishes you hadn’t taken that risk.
Roberto Alcaino: Without family or friends, what kind of world would this be? There would be no reason to be alive.
Robert Mazur: I loved Bob Musella...
Emir Abreu: Me, too. Me, too.
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Aunt Vicky: Bobby, Bobby, Bobby. Please, dear. Don’t be Bobby Loser. Be Bobby Somebody.
Bonni Tischler: ...Look, she’s just window dressing. So is this. Compliments of your government’s impound authority.
Robert Mazur: Mercedes?
Bonni Tischler: It’s who you know, Mazur. Now go out and get to know whoever it takes to make me look like I rubbed the right dick... It’s a metaphor.
Evelyn Mazur: You’re starting to look like them...
Roberto Alcaino: ... The economy is addicted to drugs. You know who’s the biggest money launderer in the US?
Well, I thought it was me. No?
Roberto Alcaino: No. Your Federal Reserve Bank. It’s called the anonymous window. They accept pallet loads of cash that used to be drug pesos, hundreds of millions of dollars from my country’s central bank, no questions asked. If your government didn’t have my dirty money, your economy would collapse.
Banker: We have a protocol. All we need from you is a signature. And don’t you worry about a thing.
Ospina: Why, what’s he gonna worry about? Bankers, all they are is crooked men with capes. Only they have suits, like Superman. Except, they’re maybe like the Joker.
Robert Mazur: We can get the founder and chairman, Abedi! But I need more time.
Bonni Tischler: There is a beginning, middle and end to everything.
Robert Mazur: Bonni. Bonni...
Bonni Tischler: This is the end, Mazur.
Kathy Ertz: It’s like you get close to people, you know them.
Robert Mazur: Yeah, well, that’s what happens when you’re doing your job.
Kathy Ertz: I know you don’t believe that. It’s not just a job.
Robert Mazur: Roberto, I’m glad you’re here. But there is a part of me that wishes you hadn’t taken that risk.
Roberto Alcaino: Without family or friends, what kind of world would this be? There would be no reason to be alive.
Robert Mazur: I loved Bob Musella...
Emir Abreu: Me, too. Me, too.
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