Will Quote #177
Quote from Will in Lucky Charm
Will: Hey, what's up, J?
Jameson: I'll tell you what. You saved me a lot of money.
Will: Word?
Jameson: On the golf course, you told me not to buy Thornton Pharmaceuticals. The stock dropped 10 points today.
Philip: Jameson, I think you're reading a little too much into this.
Will: Yeah, man, I don't know nothing about stocks. It was just luck.
Jameson: Precisely. You're a good-luck charm. I would've lost millions, but thanks to my "Yo, homey" here... I didn't.
Will: Oh, so what you're saying is thanks to me, you got lucky twice yesterday.
Jameson: Three times. The wife girlie will be smiling for months. You have a bright future, young man.
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Hilary: Well, here goes. Don't you all feel like a part of history? [opens paycheck] What? Federal taxes? This is an outrage. Didn't President Bush say, "No new taxes"?
Geoffrey: But federal taxes aren't new.
Hilary: Well, they are to me. And who is this FICA guy?
Vivian: Hilary, baby, taxes are taken out of everybody's salary. They pay for highways, national defense, and housing programs.
Hilary: I thought the government was supposed to pay for all that.
Quote from Hilary
Vivian: Well, what exactly do you do in this job?
Hilary: Well, this is a very exclusive art gallery. And so they're trying to maintain a certain atmosphere. So, when customers come in the door, I ignore them. If they ask me about a piece of art, I look right through them. And if they ask for a price, I go like this. [snorts] And walk away.
Ashley: Hilary, it sounds like they hired you to be a snob.
Hilary: Well, I guess they saw something in me.
Quote from Geoffrey
Will: Hey, and the way you stood up for me, Uncle Phil, you were all that.
Philip: Yeah, well, I didn't like the way he was treating you.
Ashley: So what happened next?
Philip: Uncle Phil told him he could take his big account, fold it five ways and stick it where Sparky can't find it.
Carlton: Wow, Dad, that took guts.
Geoffrey: Well done, sir. You know, I've always wished I had the nerve to tell off my employers. [exits]