Will: We were just walking around in your beautiful casino you know, fully caught up in the magic and the fun and the excitement and we suffered a minor cash-flow problem.
Fred: I feel your pain.
Will: Listen, "Fred." I can call you Fred, right?
Fred: Sure.
Will: My associate and I, we wanna make you a very, very rich man.
Fred: Too late.
Will: [laughs] He said, "Too late." He put the ring up. You know, he said, "Too late." You know, I like this guy. No, no, but seriously, you know... Now, are you familiar with the term "money making money"?
Fred: Sure.
Will: Now, let me paint you a little picture. Now, we're out and we're hanging around in your delightful casino. I mean, we are shooting craps and we're playing cards and the crowd is excited. I mean, they are really excited. And they're saying to themselves: "Wow, look at these guys. They're losing, but look how much fun they're having." And then it hits them. Losing is more fun than winning. They're saying to themselves, "Wow, how can we get in on the fun?" Before you know it, people start talking, and they're saying: "Hey, honey, go ahead, draw to the inside straight. You got 20, so what? Hit it." People at the crap tables, "Come on, snake eyes. Let's go, snake eyes." People will come to your casino to lose.
Fred: Huh?
Will: Ching-ching. Huh? You can feel the electricity, can't you? You can feel it, right?