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Boiler Room: Redo the Pitch
Has profanityA telemarketer who calls every weekend is requested to redo his pitch by the man on the other end of the phone. -
The Wolf of Wall Street: Judge Me On My Losers
Jordan Belfort delivers a seamless introduction and welcomes a new investment into his choice of penny stock. -
Glengarry Glen Ross: Coffee is For Closers
Has profanityAlways Be Closing. Attention, Interest, Decision, Action. -
The Andy Griffith Show: Leap in Logic
Has profanityAndy asks Ellie to a dance and uses faulty logic to determine that she asked him and is trying to trick him into marrying her. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipGame Changer: Getting the Prize
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A young girl wants to win a macho toy at an arcade, but the toy assumes how she would play with him, so he attempts to stop her from winning enough tickets to purchase him. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipGhostwriter: Basket Ballers
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Greg is attempting to join in a game of street basketball, but is alienated by Momo and his ill-preconvieced notions. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipMen in Black 3: Racial Profiling Scene
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After Will Smith is pulled over, the police begin to question him on where he got the fancy suit and car. Will Smith gives a sarcastic yet funny response to the officers. He takes matters into his own hands to teach the officers a lesson on their racist outburst. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipBack to School: Economics 101
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Has profanityIn this humorous example showcasing the gap between the "real world" and theory, Thornton Melon challenges the assumptions that Dr. Barbay poses to the class about starting a new company. Thornton asks questions such as why they are building a factory instead of leasing one and what product they're selling. Dr. Barbay is not amused by his interjections. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipPi: There Are Patterns
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Max restates his assumptions that mathematics is the language of nature, everything can be represented and understood through numbers, and that there are patterns everywhere in nature.
