The Wolf of Wall Street - How Much Money Do You Make

Based on the true story of Jordan Belfort, from his rise to a wealthy stockbroker living the high life to his fall involving crime, corruption and the federal government.

[charlesbronson]

The genius here is that at no point was he offered a job. He just told a rich dude he would work for him.

[TheDamnnnish]

"Naaa, Yeah yeah... everything is fine.... Hey listen! I quit!"

[abegoldman]

99% of the time someone would say that's none of your business when confronted with a question like that

[weirdshibainu]

He had what Jordan was looking for...relentless perseverance- You can't teach that.

[TylerBigHead]

this is my favorite scene in this movie, jonah hill nails it

[thefatebringer]

This is exactly how my dad thinks job interviews are in 2021. “What? A resume? Back then I needed a job I just walked into the place and talked to the boss and got hired.” THE FUCK lol

[radiousis]

If every job interviews were like this... lol

[lordwilksy]

This is the pivotal scene that sets the momentum for the rest of the plot

[blaustein_autor]

That's how grandpa got his job: He went straight to Henry Ford, said to him "You show me how you make 1000 cars a day and I quit my job and work for you."

[keepyourcents]

I wish I had a job so I could quit like that

[walmartpimp]

He just demonstrated he is a risk taker, has faith, has confidence, has balls, is willing to step outside of his comfortzone, has ambition, is outgoing, willing to talk to strangers and put himself out there. Those are all great qualities for a salesman and if I was Jodan I would have hired him too.

[known]

I love the fact that Leo’s character is a less rich than in real life.

[nakfoor]

"70, 000, actually 72, 000 technically, something like that" as if $2, 000 more per month is trivial.

[FINALPRECURE]

This's how you become friend with Mr. Beast

[Jeet]

Jonah : What do you do for a living ?
Di caprio : Are you the tiktok guy ?

[weirdshibainu]

The way donnie's voice gets low when he repeats back "72, 000", he was hooked

[lucienboix]

This move forward when asking "You make a lot of money?" is so well played : he's too impatient to have this conversation 😂

[xinli]

Instruction unclear: now homeless and eating dead pigeons...

[tallicalife]

I love how how Donny wore horn rimmed glasses to make him look even more waspy.

[Avenus]

Show me a paystub-

No thanks, go away.