Ozark, Season 2

Helen Pierce:
I'm not sure you appreciate the historical significance of what it is you're about to pull off. Medellín, Sinaloa, Juárez, every one of them tried to create something like this. Every one of them failed. A legitimate, self-sustaining operation like a casino. This is why crime organizes. Have you given any thought to the next five years?

Marty Byrde:
Uh, I'd love to talk about the operational account.

Helen Pierce:
Because you're pillars of the community now. You've established a foothold in the gaming industry. You could expand, completely legitimately. Honoring your obligations to my client, obviously.

[Zeke coos]

Wendy Byrde:
I am so sorry, but I have to get him home. I mean, it's just been a long time since we've been tied to a nap schedule.

Helen Pierce:
It's funny how you forget there was ever a time before they could tell you to go fuck yourself. [chuckles] But not you. No. You wouldn't call up and talk about your father's girlfriend, would you? No.

Marty Byrde:
The operational account.

Helen Pierce:
What about it?

Marty Byrde:
It's not up and running.

Helen Pierce:
Once the contracts are signed.

Marty Byrde:
That's in two days. I could be working now.

Helen Pierce:
Well, is there some kind of rush I'm not aware of?

Marty Byrde:
Just trying to be efficient.

Helen Pierce:
Well, call us superstitious. On a long road trip, you're most likely to get into an accident a mile from your home.