Success at Any Price1934

Merritt:
What was it you said you wanted?

Agnes:
Money... money, money.

Merritt:
Charming. You're so nice and subtle about it.

Agnes:
I'm too nice to be subtle and you know it. I don't know how to be coy. Besides, you wouldn't like me if I were. If I'm not satisfactory, you can take me off the payroll.

Merritt:
You're just a poor little thing, who doesn't seem to be able to make both ends meet on a thousand a month.

Merritt:
I'm sorry Ray, I do my best. My bank account always seems to be overdrawn. You're a fool to be so generous.

Merritt:
Oh, don't be so morbid. I'll take care of it. I always will. As long as you limit your affections.