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Billions » Season 2 » Golden Frog Time

00:58:34

Paul Giamatti, Toby Leonard Moore, Damian Lewis

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) bagginess

of the research department, I see some bagginess,
2) stubbornness

stubbornness, in both its good and bad shadings,
3) blacktop

like heat waves from an Oklahoma blacktop."
4) lockup

You never tally your sheet until the lockup period is over,
5) criminality

You have anything proving criminality?
6) foolishness

Foolishness is right next door to strength.
7) listeria

They don't know if it's listeria
8) sleuth

I'll leave that to the super sleuth of Southern.
9) causeway

They shoot Sonny on the causeway?
10) skew

value/skew tendencies, that is, do you
11) shovel

Man picked an appropriate shovel.
12) shank

And that's when you shank 'em!
13) barge

Sorry to barge in.
14) pageant

Otherwise, I would have to enact this rich pageant
15) mentality

quality of models, culture fit, team mentality,
16) dab

Little dab'll do ya?
17) scotch

Hey, scotch this good,
18) nod

There will be no nod to this Billie Jean King PC bullshit.
19) liquidity

Well, if old Rhoades Sr. Was counting on any liquidity
20) chunk

She took down a huge chunk of change for herself.
21) bastard

If you knew how many times I'd seen that crusty bastard
22) loser

♪ Baby, even the loser ♪
23) ambition

A.G. said, "Smarts and ambition are coming off him"

Verbs

1) amble

And you amble in here to tell me
2) baptize

And now you're baptize by blood.
3) shank

We hear someone's getting shank today.
4) instruct

this meeting and what I instruct you to do
5) flee

The smart money's fled to safety,
6) impress

But I impress a teacher, got into Hofstra.
7) perceive

I didn't do it to be perceive as tough,
8) beg

and beg me to work for him.
9) halt

The stock was getting pummeled so badly, they halt trading.
10) owe

I owe you, Terry.
11) violate

and violate my agreement with my company.
12) crush

We crush it today.
13) authorize

I authorize it.
14) justify

I could have justified firing Rudy.
15) restrict

Chuck, my stock's all restrict.
16) deserve

But he's scrappy and deserve the chance.
17) dive

And then the stock dive on bad news.
18) survive

but to make it clear that if you survive today,
19) suspect

We've long suspect
20) eliminate

Eliminates the possibility of disillusionment.
21) hang

I just hung up with Patriot Bank.
22) suppose

It's suppose to be good for you.
23) shoot

They shoot Sonny on the causeway?

Adverbs

1) headfirst

have both jumped headfirst into a business... together?
2) incrementally

Axelrod will demand things of you incrementally
3) someday

I always knew I'd be working for you someday.
4) underneath

but there's got to be criminality underneath.
5) sadly

from this particular venture, he is sadly mistaken
6) practically

the heat pipes bang practically all night.
7) purely

because when I look at this on a purely results-based model,
8) formally

Then I formally accept.
9) loud

Say it out loud.
10) somehow

But if I somehow make it out of this room alive,
11) unfortunately

it does unfortunately mean someone has to be let go.
12) normally

he will take risks he'd normally avoid.
13) absolutely

Absolutely. To that.
14) previously

Previously on Billions...
15) nearly

♪ Well, it was nearly summer... ♪
16) exactly

exactly what would happen with this company
17) immediately

Almost immediately.
18) alone

in New York City alone.
19) sometimes

♪ Get lucky sometimes, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
20) fucking

Fucking soon.
21) finally

I feel I'm finally a man of my time.
22) otherwise

Otherwise, spit it the fuck out.
23) instead

So I fired Pununzio instead.

Adjectives

1) unmitigated

an unmitigated disaster.
2) supe

I'll leave that to the supe sleuths of Southern.
3) auspicious

this venture's off to such an auspicious start,
4) populous

the historical effects on the populous,
5) reassuring

I find that strangely reassuring.
6) disastrous

Disastrous, not just bad.
7) upstate

And upstate, he bought up half of Kingsford.
8) punitive

led you to take punitive action and book a loss.
9) inefficient

seems inefficient. Taylor, I know you come
10) busted

This is one busted-ass IPO.
11) pathetic

like some kind of a pathetic dog you see in a shelter.
12) unsafe

as faux science and unsafe.
13) fraudulent

Run down fraudulent purification techniques.
14) uncomfortable

which leads to uncomfortable conversations like this one.
15) faux

as faux science and unsafe.
16) mock

mock investment accounts.
17) knowledgeable

Only a knowledgeable and motivated individual
18) belgian

Belgian company. Mm-hmm.
19) asleep

Then I fell straight asleep 'cause I had a clean conscience.
20) forensic

I did a forensic look, and I cannot find the source.
21) ninth

We had a business club in the ninth grade,
22) motivated

Only a knowledgeable and motivated individual
23) urgent

that it's urgent.

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