Ozark, Season 3

Marty Byrde:
I understand you're upset.

Helen Pierce:
Oh, really? Do I seem upset? My client, on the other hand...

Marty Byrde:
We've been over all this.

Helen Pierce:
Yes, we have.

Marty Byrde:
Considering the amount of hires that we had to make, there's no way--

Helen Pierce:
Yes, you don't know who might've infiltrated, so you don't wanna launder. I understand. Just as I'm sure you understand that I didn't ask to drive to the Ozarks today, but we all have to do things that are outside our comfort zone, don't we?

Marty Byrde:
They think that we killed a fed. Agent Petty’s DNA was all over Cade Langmore’s truck.

Helen Pierce:
They know you didn’t kill him.

Marty Byrde:
But you know what I mean. I think what none of us can account for is the emotional component for the FBI. We can't be sure what level of resources they'll invest.

Helen Pierce:
So, is it a tougher hand? Sure. But the reality is, it doesn't matter if they think that you hired Cade to get rid of Petty and then got rid of him. You've always known the laundering would have to be done right under the FBI's nose.

Marty Byrde:
And it will. I just need some time before I start moving tens of millions of dollars through that building.

Helen Pierce:
You're supposed to be the best. That's why you were hired.

Marty Byrde:
Well, then listen to me, okay? People as individuals are completely unpredictable. One person making one bet, there's no way I could possibly know which way he or she is gonna go, but the law of large numbers--

Helen Pierce:
Yeah, you're mistaking this for a discussion. Look, I was sent here for a simple reason, to deliver one simple message in person, despite my own various shit-shows, which I guarantee stack up quite nicely against your own. Launder the fucking money. Starting tomorrow. Are we good, or are we in our feelings?

Marty Byrde:
We're good.

Helen Pierce:
Good.