Sy FeltzWe're in trouble here. Enemies are at the gates - inside the gates! Fornicating with our cookware!
A character in Fargo
Played by Michael Stuhlbarg
Fargo · 240 quotes
In 6 of the 240 quotes from Fargo
Most scenes with: V.M. Varga (3), Emmit Stussy (2)
Sy FeltzWe're in trouble here. Enemies are at the gates - inside the gates! Fornicating with our cookware!
Sy FeltzIt's, see your firm, Narwhal, like I said last year, we borrowed a hefty sum. And I know you're not bona fide FDIC, but I mean, unless you boys do business differently in... Where you from?
America.
[A shocked Sy Feltz discovers that V.M. Varga has taken over his office]
Sy FeltzWhat the goddamn hell--!
[holding up a framed photo of Sy's wife] You have a fat wife.
Sy FeltzExcuse me?
Which part of what I just said is giving you trouble?
Sy FeltzThis is my office!
A fat woman is inherently untrustworthy as she is a sensualist; she sees no real difference between a pastrami sandwich and a dick in the mouth.
[Varga sees the "World's Greatest Dad" mug on Sy's desk, then stands up and unzips his pants]
Sy FeltzWhat are you doing?
[in a low shot obscured by the mug, Varga takes his genitals out, then proceeds to place them in the cup, twisting it around occasionally, as a shocked Sy looks on]
Do you know what a chicken is?
Sy FeltzWhat?
A chicken. Do you know what a chicken is? A chicken is an egg's way of making another egg.
[after a few moments, Varga takes his genitals out of the cup, puts the cup back on the desk, and zips his pants back up]
You see, it's all a matter of perspective. The chicken sees it one way, the egg another. So let's start again: this is not your office, just as your wife would not be your wife if I came to her in the night with a platter of cold cuts.
[after a moment, Varga looks at Yuri, and nods]
[patting Sy on the back and leading him to a chair] Oh, sit down, my friend. You have shock. All is well.
Sy FeltzI'm not--I just--I need a minute to--
No problem, no problem.
Have a drink, you'll feel better.
[the sound of water being poured is heard; Yuri then presents Sy with water poured into the same cup Varga had placed his genitals in]
Sy Feltz[shocked] Are you out of your mind?!
[Yuri looks at Meemo, who looks around to see if anyone is watching]
Nice drink. Refreshing.
Sy Feltz...are you threatening me?
[Meemo produces a gun, and chambers a round, as Yuri holds the cup to a struggling Sy's mouth, forcing him to take a sip, which he immediately recoils from]
No, no no no. The whole thing.
[Yuri forces Sy to drink the whole cup, who nearly vomits as he does so]
Sy FeltzYou're talking about doubling the size of the company in six months!
Three months.
Sy FeltzIt's a lot of debt! Just to line our pockets? Shouldn't we... I'm just sayin'... the more cautious approach. Why not?
Because the shallow end of the pool is where the turds float. Emmit?
No one ever got anywhere stayin' home, Sy.
Sy FeltzAnd what does that mean?
It means we're either doin' this, or we're not doin' this. Whether you step off the board with one foot or two, you still end up in the water.
Sy FeltzOkay. But what about the IRS? You said yourself, he's sittin' in a conference room, right now, goin' over the books!
Some books. Not the books.
Sy FeltzWhat the heck does that mean?
Let's just say, for testimonial purposes, it's better that you don't know.
Sy FeltzYou think the IRS won't - this is what they do! Tax cheats!
Middle managers and movie stars. People who park their money in a Denver Wells Fargo under their mother-in-law's maiden name. But I assure you, the IRS could not unravel an intricate web of shell companies and loan-outs with secret accounts in Monaco, Luxembourg, and the Cook Islands if you gave them the account numbers.
Sy FeltzWhat?
I'm beginning to think that finance is more of a hobby with you.
Sy said your husband died.
Sy FeltzThat's not—we don't need to...
It's fine. My Walt. It'll be a year in May since he passed. Did you lose someone?
Stella. 25 years. She left last week. Sex tape. Not a real one, of course—I mean, it was a real sex tape, but not my, y'know... forgery. To the end of securing a payout. Which, y'know, that's the price of it, I guess, being rich.
I don't know...
Enemies, I'm sayin'. Not at first. First come the well-wishers with their fake smiles. Then, the richer you get, here come the deadbeats with their hands out.
Sy FeltzYou know, it's getting pretty late...
The jackals laughing in the dark, trying to pick the meat off your bones.
Sy FeltzCheck, please!
Money is a blessing and a curse.
No, don't blame money! It's people. Sore losers. Making up stories about how we're villains. The dreamers, the hard workers. In the office before dawn. Toiling, saving... Ebenezer Scrooge and the like. Have you heard of the vile maxim?
No...
"All for ourselves and nothing for other people is the vile maxim of the masters of mankind." You think a rich man wrote that?
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