Boost

Max:
That's the problem with the younger generation: No sentiment.

Lenny:
I'm making money so fast over at Max's, they can't keep track of it. Everybody in town thinks I'm a firecracker. And even after all this, my own WIFE still thinks I'm a BUM!

Linda:
I think you're a GENIUS. I just don't want you to feel like you're on a treadmill... having to make more and more money to pay for things we bought but don't need.

Lenny:
The way things are going, the money going out won't be missed if it NEVER comes back. When you get to where we are, NOTHING can touch you.

Lenny:
Selling's more important to me than money. Because every time I sell, it means somebody believes in me.

Man in Venice:
...I'll put in $75,000.

Lenny:
Great. I'll need a check.

Man in Venice:
I'll pay cash.

Lenny:
Cash...? What kind of business are you in, Bob?

Man in Venice:
Leisure activities.

Linda:
Maybe we're going too fast. We should just take this a step at a time.

Lenny:
To hell with that. You don't STEP through life. "Teacher, may I?" It goes too quick for that. You gotta LEAP through life!

Max:
I live where the money is. You don't think this NYC crowd would have anything to do with me unless I could move millions of bucks around, do you...? Does your wife work?

Lenny:
Yeah, she has a great job.

Max:
Lucky for you.

Lenny:
I do all right. Everything I do is just a lot chancier, that's all.

Max:
You just probably haven't found the right products yet, the right territory.

Lenny:
I wonder what they're all doing tonight. The poor people of the world, I mean.