Name: The Banker
Released: 2020-05-13
Duration: 2 h
Cast: Samuel L. Jackson, Nicholas Hoult, Anthony Mackie

Words to remember

Nouns

1) receivership

Your bank is being placed in FDIC receivership per the National Banking Act.
2) depositor

Basically, a bank gets money from depositor at 3%
3) charade

If this charade's gonna work and you guys want me to finance,
4) gusto

Well, I admire your entrepreneurial gusto,
5) sass

Don't you sass me, boy.
6) scraper

Hey, why don't you grab that scraper and start on the other end?
7) knack

Now, you have the knack of knowing the untapped value of a building.
8) stucco

and paint our way back and then go back with the stucco.
9) nigger

You nigger need to value them loans
10) chauffeur

Will your chauffeur be waiting on the premises?
11) putt

Even on a putt, keep your f-ing head down.
12) subtraction

There's a subtraction error in there and that last step is wrong.
13) sweetie

Sweetie, try 'em. They're delicious.
14) capitalization

Today most people value buildings using the capitalization rate.
15) multiplier

but Mr. Miller wants us to use a six multiplier to value it.
16) sucker

So even if you have a few sucker paying 20 cents...
17) liar

And the liar are going to prison.
18) bullshit

If you wanna bullshit someone about your vacancy rate,
19) aggregator

sitting in an aggregator's office in Houston?
20) obstacle

The truth is, whatever obstacle they put in your way,
21) rumor

Considering Florance probably the one who started and spread the rumor himself.
22) negro

became one of the richest Negroes in the country.
23) bastard

No, we could sue the bastard.
24) escrow

is sitting in escrow in my bank as of 11:00 a.m. this morning.
25) inconvenience

Sorry for the inconvenience.
26) thrill

What about the thrill of taking it to the man?
27) jerk

I'm sorry my dad was such a jerk last night.
28) jaw

and watch the jaw drop.

Verbs

1) disbar

I could get disbar for that.
2) undervalue

And aside from all that, that bank is undervalue.
3) refinish

But with new kitchens and refinish floors...
4) impersonate

She said you were impersonating the owner of the building.
5) rend

is the number of years rent it takes to pay off the price of a building.
6) entitle

I thought you were an entitle playboy clown.
7) blackmail

- Is this you blackmail us? - No.
8) revoke

The Treasury Department has revoke Mainland's license to do banking.
9) admire

Well, I admire your entrepreneurial gusto,
10) inspect

before Mainland gets inspect.
11) warn

Joe warn me.
12) insure

All deposits up to $10,000 are insure by the federal government.
13) declare

Our nation's founding documents declare that "all men are created equal"
14) shine

Well, if I shine the light too bright, McClellan will get rid of my immunity.
15) unlock

But here in LA Matt unlock the doors for us,
16) intend

And we intend to change the bank's policies regarding loans to Negroes.
17) accomplish

Sometimes you need to take a step back and enjoy what you've accomplish, baby.
18) shake

who turn away from me after we shake on the deal
19) incorporate

All right, it doesn't, but if you and Joe incorporate as brokers,
20) refuse

You ever refuse an order from Garrett or Morris?
21) screw

The difference is, when a white person screw you over,
22) acquire

the character, experience, and integrity of people who acquire such banks,
23) approve

You approve 14 new loans this week?
24) exclude

And you're exclude from the American dream.
25) invest

Sometimes I even invest some of my own money to back them.
26) stack

You went to see Reed knowing the deck was stack
27) suppose

How else am I suppose to learn?
28) shoot

What's the equivalent of a 300-yard tee shot in negotiation?

Adverbs

1) fraudulently

Fraudulently valuing loans in these banks.
2) cautiously

I thought his statement was rather cautiously worded.
3) neatly

'cause we fit so neatly into McClellan's power grab,
4) outright

You don't own all 18 of those properties outright, do you?
5) illegally

Illegally transferring said loans between the banks in question.
6) federally

begins hearings on federally insured banks.
7) practically

I concede, us being black may be an issue, practically speaking.
8) purely

I think of it in purely logical terms.
9) sometime

You should try it sometime. It's thrilling.
10) nowhere

What makes you think he's willing to move to the middle of nowhere?
11) differently

All right. What do I do differently?
12) barely

Well, I wasn't. I was barely born with a spoon.
13) instantly

That 1.5% spread puts the bank instantly in profit.
14) aside

You mean aside from your wife?
15) basically

Basically, a bank gets money from depositors at 3%
16) regularly

that not only was their bank regularly making loans to Negroes,
17) somewhere

You really think it's gonna be different for you, you go somewhere else?
18) personally

I've got nothing against you people personally.
19) okay

Bernard okay with you going back there?
20) carefully

Yes, I looked through them. Maybe not carefully enough.
21) possibly

How could you possibly know that?
22) twice

And next time they'll think twice about refusing to make loans to us
23) exactly

That's exactly what we're gonna do.
24) immediately

This loan's gonna have to be sold off immediately.
25) generally

and generally considered the crown jewel of downtown architecture.
26) sometimes

Sometimes you need to take a step back and enjoy what you've accomplished, baby.
27) dead

You know what it's like to see a young boy hanging dead from a tree?
28) otherwise

Otherwise, I'd call it 15 cents a square foot.

Adjectives

1) unleased

you need lights shining in all those unleased spaces by 4:30.
2) bodacious

But it's even more bodacious than us buying that Bankers Building.
3) unstated

You want the stated or the unstated version?
4) uptight

I thought you were this uptight, square-ass Negro
5) audacious

That's very audacious, Mr. Garrett.
6) multiplicative

So the cap rate is the multiplicative inverse
7) untapped

Now, you have the knack of knowing the untapped value of a building.
8) insolvent

and take the successive actions that led to two national banks becoming insolvent,
9) intolerable

But if he try to bring other brothers up, that's intolerable.
10) rigged

Even a rigged game's fun to play, Bernard.
11) pessimistic

How can you be so pessimistic and still get out the bed in the morning?
12) purported

It seems to me that a large part of his purported defense
13) inflated

or Mainland Bank's subsequent purchase at grossly inflated prices
14) booming

Well, the aircraft companies are booming.
15) twelfth

Twelfth loan in the package, it's that one right there.
16) delinquent

the total number of loans delinquent beyond 60 days was under 5%?
17) respectful

Try to be more respectful to your tenants.
18) lax

The goal seems to be to shit all over the so-called "lax oversight"
19) unsafe

Because of anonymous reports we're making unsafe loans.
20) jealous

Should I be jealous you get to testify first?
21) successive

and take the successive actions that led to two national banks becoming insolvent,
22) ambitious

I know you're smart and ambitious.
23) ridiculous

And the worst part is I have to learn about it here, in this ridiculous outfit,
24) sour

What are you all sour-faced about?
25) elevated

to account for the elevated risk of default.
26) viable

I haven't seen that many viable applicants in one week
27) modest

Yes, he did. Bernard is being modest.
28) subjective

there's always a subjective element to it.

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