“Want a drink? Thank you, I don t drink How about a smoke? Sorry, I don t smoke either. God damn it! I say. Then what do you need money for?”
“What does the money machine eat? It eats youth, spontaneity, life, beauty and above all it eats creativity. It eats quality and shits out quantity.”
“Rachel: Do people like you ever have wishes, Jonathan? Jonathan: What does that mean? People like me? Rachel: People who have everything. Was there ever something you wanted but could only wish for, Jonathan? Something for the future. That you want, but don’t think you’ll get. Jonathan: Yes, I— Rachel: Don’t tell me. That’ll ruin it. Jonathan: What do you mean by “wish” then, Rachel? Rachel: Like, hope you get something you know is impossible, but hope anyway. Jonathan: I wish I could be with you like a normal person. Rachel: What’s normal to someone like you? …. Rachel: “Do you wish for things you can’t buy?” Jonathan: “You’re fascinated with money,” Rachel: “I think I am. It’s made you different, you know. You’re fearless. It’s exciting, kind of. Watching you is like watching someone who’s really, truly free.” Jonathan: “What do you wish for? Besides money.” Rachel: “Free, Jonathan. I wish to be free.”
“Leave the gun out of it. I can always hear the sound of money.”
“If money buys time, human will never die.Time is timeless but still we don t have enough time.”
“I hope to risk things all my life. Oh, Margaret, most dangerous. But after all, she continued with a smile, there s never any great risk as long as you have money. Oh, shame! What a shocking speech! Money pads the edges of things, said Miss Schlegel. God help those who have none.”
“The mismanagement of money makes many overpaid people seem underpaid.”
“It is better to waste one’s gold than to waste one’s time, for gold can be acquired from a mine, sold, gifted, or stored in a bank. Time has no master and no shape. No rock can contain it, and nobody can own it. Time is the breath of the Goddess, the rhythm of her chest, the pulse of her beating heart.”
“The only difference between me and you is that I don’t need money to matter.”
“There are no owners in nature.”
“In a time of war the supply and movement of money becomes even more crucial than ever. Money is a powerful tool, and wars are about powerful men and how they use the tools at their disposal. The military is involved in a number of ways.”
“Buying something you do not need is a waste of money, even if it is a bargain.”
“Love is Always Better than Money,Because you can earn everything for your true love but you can never get true love instead of everything you earned”
“We need to calculate the damage caused by the people who profit from war and make them pay for it ... That way they would understand that war is much more expensive than peace. In any case, the only language they understand is money.”
“Money!...Is like that of a tyranny...From necessity, one must submit to its arbitrary rein...While secretly despising and holding it in absolute contempt and aversion!”
“It s not a bargain if you can t afford it....even if it s on sale.”
“I d rather spend my money on helping humanity than helping the super rich. It s about making the needy our priority as opposed to the greedy. Parsimonious conjecture is merely rhetorical babble.”