The Wolf of Wall Street Aerotyne Phone Sale

No copyright violation intended. For educationl purposes only.

[@snois2]

"That's $3, you cheap fuck" LMAO

[@MrShainho]

lol

[@efrainariza3615]

oh my god, I Laughed for almost 5 minutes with ur comment hahahaha I haven't pay attention to that part of the scene

[@FjordTrotter]

$1.50 commission on 100 shares.. Not bad.. Blue chip would have to be $150 worth of stock. Mcdonalds coffee anyone??

[@terryspencer7697]

snois2 class

[@richardj9016]

lol who did it in the accent?

[@charlesferdinand422]

I fucking lost it when the Aerotyne HQ appeared.

[@Brooke20268]

Right 😭😭😭😂im hollering

[@CDeeez94]

It was a really good snippet to put in the scene, emphasizes the reality of what Jordan was really selling the man. while funny, I think it's a great reminder that people who are good at sales know how to sell us bullshit, and it's something we should stay alert about.

[@meatwad74]

@@CDeeez94 will always be relevant how they target people. Just read an article today how a city in s Carolina gets the most robo calls. In essence, south states gets the most. Elderly, lower income, etc etc , to rope them in

[@dagobert1234321]

@@meatwad74 went to a timeshare presentation (did not buy) unfortunately similar profile. Targeting blue collar folks

[@reneh5]

It's beautiful :D

[@v0rtexbeater]

"It is a cutting edge high tech firm..." and then it cuts to a garden shed with the company name. I love Scorsese.

[@LandersWorkshop]

It should have shown one of the brothers going mad with some soldering iron and power tools just for extra lulz.

[@SunnyFLBoy]

@@LandersWorkshop they should have shown the inside of the shed with the gay having fun in it hahahaha

[@GeorgeTropicana]

They should have shown ¢o¢k

[@KiLLJoYYouTube]

Imagine how happy those brothers were with the $2,000 worth of stock they just had.

[@rachidmasimov4132]

Well, might've been Microsoft or Dell of the time. You never know. It'd turn ironic if his client really made 40 grand, perhaps by simply reselling the shares via the same guy.

[@ryanlong4021]

"Dogecoin is at 7 cents a share, and our analysts indicate it could go a hell of a lot higher than that"

[@chriswerth1575]

HOLD TILL A DOLLAR LETS GO 🚀

[@AnonymousSuperTuber]

@@chriswerth1575 yikes lol

[@plumberfiddle]

💎🙌

[@balls548]

This aged poorly😭😭

[@ryanlong4021]

@@balls548 did it?

[@startfertig1]

they should have given him the oscar for this movie. he actually did an awesome job.

[@joedotphp]

He was fantastic in this, but a win over Matthew McConaughey in Dallas Buyers? No chance.

[@MahiTanMazy]

He was better in this than in the revenant, far more dialogue and complex scenarios. I also felt he was slightly better than Mcconaughey in Dallas Buyers Club, but that was more serious a movie which required a different set of acting skills so I can see why he got it. Both great films.

[@joedotphp]

+I kill a communist for fun My thoughts exactly. He got stiffed big time for Aviator.

[@joedotphp]

Eddie was fantastic as Stephen Hawking. But I agree, Michael Keaton was my prediction.

[@Fluoride_Jones]

+JoeDotPHP "This place is horrible, it smells like balls." Hilarious delivery from Keaton!

[@Ventaur1022]

Three cents a shaaaaaare...that's three dollahs! Ya cheap fawk!

[@RobertSmith-le8wp]

Lol, that cracked me up too. I loved how he dressed the part even in a shabby place

[@lsdelicious8844]

+Iam Legend Ok we get it, stop saying the same shit on everyone's comments

[@morivera2295]

😂 That part killed me, he was so serious about it too. 3 DOLLAS YOU CHEAP FUCK

[@JohnSmith-qn3ob]

Good thing he had 2 pencils too, you don't wanna miss your $1.50 commission

[@philipdisessa6489]

Is that Ethan Supplee?

[@alphabryan4703]

this is so damn relevant today "there's this high tech firm called Gamestop"

[@JK-oc1lf]

"showing the same initial growth trajectory as Tesla" :D

[@LowTierFallout]

People are making a lot of money rn. As Carti would say...GO TO THE MOON!

[@prashanthraghavendran2628]

The thing is...it's actually nothing to do with the company itself. Retail investors noticed that hedge funds like Melvin Capital and Citron have shorted more shares than actually exist, and they found a way to make them pay for it. Reddit rallied up the share price so the big suits would be forced to buy back the stock to cover their shorts, sending it to the moon. Forced trickle down economics.

[@sagarbisht9649]

AMC is the one booming now

[@Zealotux]

@@sagarbisht9649 Fuck AMC, I'm a GME boy

[@EggOnLegs]

I love how the atmosphere of this whole scene changes after Jordan is asked his name to deliver the big reveal of the 50% commission , it goes from a POV of a bunch of amateurs at work to limitless potential instantly, so clever and well done.

[@jloo6822]

Right, Jordan goes from skeptical and unimpressed to all the way at full attention. And then vibe of the scene follows suit.

[@YTStopCensoringFreedomOfspeech]

50 percent commission is BS. I think they exaggerated it for the movie or Jordan was lying. There's no way they could stay afloat at such commission rates.

[@zeffery101]

@@YTStopCensoringFreedomOfspeech my friend told me today he sells insurance at 50% commission

[@thegreatawakening7thedimen837]

Well Said• // Money Goes and Comes• [ but igniting a fire under potential talents goes Mandlebrot ] because a man-brought-Greek-fire// and opened the eyes of the blind

[@Ironheart73]

It was not really 50%. More like 30%. It was still a huge commission though. These companies are simply desperate for some capital so they award such huge commissions

[@slothrop4751]

This is one of the greatest movies of our generation.

[@smartyjonez7238]

It’s not in the top 50 What makes it so great according to u

[@alphakennybody4997]

@@smartyjonez7238 I thought it's pretty good

[@mattyshaw55]

Smarty Jonez in my opinion it’s the best film ever

[@kevinwight3662]

it makes 3 hours go by like you didn't even waste 3 hours I was entertained for the full 3 hours that's a plus in my book

[@elcat4677]

It is man. It truly fucken is

[@uncensorer]

To anyone curious to know or doesn't already know, the voice of "John" on the other end of the line is the one and only Martin Scorsese.

[@RoIIingStoned]

John is a schmuck

[@mrodgt]

@Benish Ben He didn't get a $10k sale, so....no BJ for JB. 😬

[@GMorR08]

Mrodgt 10k for the day. that was 4k in a single sale so he for sure obliterated that amount

[@steeltownbrown52]

@Benish Ben The same Spike Jonez who directed The Pharcyde's "Drop" video?

[@daveman5933]

Woooow. You can hear it now .

[@gtassa01]

The 3$ guy deserved an Oscar. Years after this came out I still remember him, stole the spotlight.

[@leahnicole0315]

Notice how Jordan is the only one wearing a suit.

[@tylersilversmith8515]

This scene is legendary. Talk about bringing something new to the table

[@leahnicole0315]

@@tylersilversmith8515 Exactly!

[@tylersilversmith8515]

@@leahnicole0315 honestly gave me a good point in customer service before the Covid. That and the scene where Jordan was teaching his new recruits

[@LyonzDenProductions]

Right? Reminds me of selling toner lol

[@Monk-ow3ok]

Yeah, because he went in for a job interview and he started the same day.

[@Stringfreak]

If you've seen Jordan Belfort's Straight Line Persuasion seminars, you'd understand that EVERY little voice modulations and intonations of that sales pitch is pre-planned. Jordan actually talks about how he trained Dicaprio for the role. Its awesome to see it being pulled off impeccably by one of the greatest actors alive.

[@shaketheyolkofinauspicious4417]

Yeah, I noticed that. Little things Leo did that were completely accurate for Jordan in real life.

[@52BLUE]

I know we like to attach ourselves to actors when they do a good job in the role but let's not forget what an absolute piece of shit the real life Jordan Belfort actually is.

[@LeoSilva-ff6nt]

He's just doing basic sales rapport. Pretty much evey professional actor can do the same. Scammers such as jordan Belfort think they're geniouses but in actuality, the depressing fact is that you will always find someone who is dumber than you

[@borntodoit8744]

@@52BLUE life is dog eat dog for many people. Your mother would've sold you had she not had enough to feed you. Watch the news people literally selling their children in Afghanistan (2022). Jordan was just a very good sales guy. He made millions from alot of greedy get rich quick investor wannabes. Don't blame him for feeding people to the purple people eater in all of us. Do enjoy the film, a great peice of entertainment based on a greater real story. Given half a chance 90percent of people would do the same thing in Jordans shoes. Wake up smell the 21st Century coffee.

[@Lashmush]

​@@borntodoit8744 Cool opinions bro.

[@joetube01]

Damn now I want some of those Aerotyne shares too.

[@nobytes2]

Huge potential I hear lol

[@pablorivera9881]

@@nobytes2 Actually they were... does Raytheon rings a bell?

[@brandon071194]

Lock me in for 40k shares too 😩😂

[@realazduffman]

You don't want that, Joe. You want the new thing, Joe, this new thing can really move. MedPatent. They make a retractable needle so after the injection is given it will not stab the nurse giving it. Now, Joe, this is in the final stage of FDA approval. Joe, let me lock you in at ten cents a share!

[@iixnullxii1]

Aerotyne went on to become Lockeed Martin and that initial investment of $4k is now worth over $790 Million. It's one of those investments you take because I don't have a clue what I'm talking about.

[@emm3846]

He completed the deal in 1 min and 13 secs after he said "you got a minute?" at 3:11

[@saaheb085]

He enacted it as if he's the real Jordan Belfort, he made it look so easy. Indeed one of the greatest actors of all time. ❤

[@AimForTheBushes908]

He made 2 grand in 2 minutes, fucknouttahere.

[@beflygelt]

"Aerotyne..." "Aerotyne, yeah." "Aero-.. Aerotyne.." "Aerotyne, yeah."

[@simonbaker7323]

beflygelt what was your name again ? JORDAN Jordan Belfort !!

[@anareid1222]

Lol 🤣🤣🤣

[@squirtreynoldscinema]

ktt fam

[@Slossage17]

Its almost like we watched the same video

[@knurdyob]

@@marshallbessonette1742 I don't think it was ad lib since we hear the guy say it twice in the same shot but probably was edited to make it look like dicaprio repeated it twice, while on set he likely just said it once

[@pepehorhae]

Besides reputation, as a lawyer thats a good way to advertise yourself "I ask them not to judge me on my winners, i ask them to judge me on my losers because i have so few" Whoever wrote this script is a genius!

[@pepehorhae]

@Mike Roagression thanks papa mike stay safe during the covid!

[@sarakagroupinc]

Eminem type of line lol

[@alightthatnevergoesout]

Martin Scorsese is the greatest film maker ever

[@pranitkhandagle4568]

Jordan Belfort wrote that himself

[@Lendjr]

How can you say that, it's the most hilarious part of his piece. I sell for living, this would get you laugh at today. They didn't spend enough time together so he could use that line anyway, it's very hard to take something that cheesy seriously. Completely ridiculous.

[@laurabaxter4745]

I don’t work in sales but for some reason I’m obsessed with this scene! 💖

[@xmanreturn]

Me too

[@nickfiore2068]

Just realized that Dwayne is spike jonze, academy award winning director, music video icon, and early skate and jackass videographer. He kills it for such a small scene

[@BryanCostner]

I love Spike Jonze as a director but damn never knew he was this good of an actor lol

[@jloo6822]

He was in moneyball too

[@dagameplayer]

lol old lady looked up like "Am I the secretary now?" ha.

[@markspark1981]

Haha that was the best part

[@Arunkumar-ql8rj]

Exactly

[@grilled_steak_stuffed_5586]

More like "Does this mean i'm going back to being the secretary now?"

[@therealazvideopro]

If you've ever worked as a cold calling sales rep in a dingy sales office, you would know that she already damn well knows she's the secretary and you can hear her voice in your head. Sweet lady, sweet voice on the phone. Cusses like a sailor and talks shit while on smoke break, loves her grown kids and poodle mutt, drives a 93 chevy malibu.

[@dagameplayer]

@@therealazvideopro Hmm. that's a spinoff I'd watch.

[@Ferruccio_Guicciardi]

"Just like that I made $2K .... the other guys looked at me like I just discovered fire."

[@hshshshshshshs8831]

Ferruccio Guicciardi Oh you watched the video too?

[@jakep1979]

Your both two schmucks!!

[@kaiyondo]

Its almost like we watched the same video

[@headshotsongs9465]

In their eyes, he did.

[@latermeeker]

i might of missed the part where he said that

[@jasonjackson5696]

_”The other guys looked at me like I just discovered fire”_ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@emrecck]

😂😂😂😂

[@robinabernathy2829]

When the one guy said "I hope it happens" he might've been smiling, but I don't think he was kidding.

[@francisleo9695]

Well he will when Jordan made 72k a month, that's a lot blowjob.

[@af1ershock139]

“And I hope it happens” *both laugh* *they never look away from each other*

[@NealX_Gaming]

"No homo."

[@SULLY937]

💯

[@TheMt45]

It happened.

[@faulsname8869]

Yeah what was that trying to imply? That the boss might be secretly gay? Idk

[@darylcatpiss]

He knows who rudy is

[@lettherebelamp5102]

The man on the phone is the director Martin Scorcese. He does a cameo in almost all of his films.

[@Angyali]

+Griffin Lamp Talk about a sneaky cameo... :)

[@SempathyOG]

There's a lot of people on the phone, exactly when?

[@MattGarcyaDC]

No the man on the phone is John

[@charlesderosas5577]

Especially in bringing out the dead as a dispatcher.

[@TheGoodChap]

Is his mom in this movie? Might be only one of a couple movies that don't have mama Scorsese

[@fungifago]

Martín Scorsese is such legendary director he even directs directors in his movies... Spike Jonze Rob Reiner Jon Favreau Just in Wolf of Wall Street

[@lorenzmanaloto6810]

wolf of the wallstreetbets

[@brianhenry7914]

Never realized the accuracy of this scene until watching a seminar with the actual Jordan Belfort. The script is perfect from the "How are you doing today" with upbeat tone to the the whole pitch the actual Jordan Belfort teaches. Actual techniques that work, are used in this film

[@eddyrdz1969]

I've been working selling and real estate and I can say I approve this peach

[@limemobber]

The fact that Jordan Belfort is out of jail and making any money at all is a crime.

[@RCsFinest]

He's a psychopath that's why

[@lethrneck4]

@@limemobber this is america...people like him will always be revered by a certain group of weirdos...

[@Slossage17]

The toilet flush at the beginning had me dying 🤣

[@scottlouis]

Holy fuck I never noticed that! I’m dying!! Lmao 😂

[@moonprince34]

And the guy didn’t wash his hands :(

[@mkphotofilm]

Great touch. It really set the scene for the business; a fly-by-night shit hole full of schmuck salesmen.

[@humbertoflores2545]

You got a keen ear..!! Hahahaha

[@brentminick1]

Best actor alive he just kills everything he's in. I came across this after watching 'blood diamond'. Arguably his finest work but then there is his Howard Hughes (robbed of an Oscar imo) , the dark Calvin Candy, Departed, shutter island, Frank abignale hell even Titanic he killed it. Immense talent and impeccable choice of role over time makes Leo the goat of his generation and its not even close. Thank god for talents like this in all fields

[@Brooke20268]

Don’t forget The Man in The Iron Mask! He was great in that movie too

[@brentminick1]

@@Brooke20268 good call!!!

[@shaketheyolkofinauspicious4417]

Arthur Rimbaud for Total Eclipse, too. He captured that perfectly. Romeo, Danny Archer and Roger are great characters of his.

[@jaaferdirawi7888]

the goat

[@mfaure420]

Basketball Diaries was damned impressive.

[@TronRider]

100% confidence is key to this success. If he was unsure for any part of the call, he could have lost the sale.

[@longlongjohnson9025]

Leo is absolutely amazing in this movie. I almost forget that it's actually him; he plays the role so well. In my opinion this is his best role. Perfect command and outstanding performance.

[@GeorgeTropicana]

A lot of it probably came natural to him, being filthy rich and attractive and banging everybsuoercmodel on earth

[@cornwelj]

This and Blood Diamond are his best movies imo.

[@sinatra222]

@@cornweljI've always loved his performance in The Aviator. Underrated movie imo.

[@roycepavich2441]

@@sinatra222 the aviator is fantastic

[@mkphotofilm]

​​@@roycepavich2441 it is good to see the Aviator getting some love. When that movie came out it blew me away. Such a great film, despite the overuse of fil. tinting. At that time, I finally felt Leo had become a serious actor.

[@sergiorosalesramirez2736]

what an incredible actor. Sometimes people judge actors based on intense scenes and intense feelings, like crying, being scared or angry. But these scenes, with no intense feelings are as hard or even harder and he nails it completely. Every gesture, every look he makes, every tone in every word. What a master !

[@AimForTheBushes908]

Bro he made 2 grand in 2 minutes. Fucknouttahere.

[@dakotawapachee7469]

GME TO THE MOOOOON 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@WakaWaka2468]

Cringe

[@matzmr]

“Mortgage, that’s my jesus man!”

[@teimourvaliev6192]

writer writer 😂😂

[@hill1629]

Exactly you could pay off your Jesus

[@flefin8x]

lolololol

[@plasma9839]

👍

[@Angyali]

3:18 That editing made the scene insanely funny! LOL! :DDD

[@kooora18]

Angelus Loving the humor there 😂😂😂

[@JPLangley_]

Some things just aren't better than surprise jump cuts.

[@MrCharly780]

I literally couldn't stop laughfing for 5 minutes straight after I saw the little shack in the middle of nowhere.

[@fauberkaupfmann982]

his job is selling ilusions 24/7, which is basically the stock market 80% of the time, so he's doing pretty great at that.

[@griggsgibs3933]

cool story bro Being privatized doesn't mean cutting off, it means not forcing people into a shitty bureaucratic government funded program like Obamacare that fails horribly; Free market has proven time and time again that it works, even in these cases; In a few cases of a couple of scammers in a shitty 3rd world Cuban nation doesn't mean the entire system has failed Not wanting welfare programs doesn't mean you're cutting off social security and retirement

[@x0acake]

Healthcare is subject to market failure because healthcare has inelastic demand, meaning a price increase does not correlate to a decrease in demand. If jacking up the price doesn't affect demand for your service, there is simply no incentive to lower prices and thus private healthcare will always be more expensive than public healthcare. Economics 101. Same happens with other essential commodities like medicine, water, police, military, and fire services. That's why governments usually have to step in and nationalize or regulate those commodities to keep prices stable.

[@griggsgibs3933]

***** Socialism is shit

[@christianrobinson4227]

Private healthcare is definitely more expensive yes, but public healthcare is not much better. The standard for public healthcare will definitely keep dropping as the amount of beneficiaries increases and the government is struggling to pay for it. Not that they can pay for anything right now anyway, but the extra cost of privatizing healthcare is so worth it when you factor in the increasing number of people using public healthcare that will eventually cause private companies to abandon their own private plans when the government provides its own shitty one for everyone. Liberals are only about idealism, not pragmatism. They do things that make them feel good no matter how stupid and destructive they are.

[@x0acake]

Public healthcare isn't just cheaper, its more cost-effective. You get the exact same quality of care but you pay up to 4x less, because single-payer forces healthcare providers to compete for business from the single largest customer (the govt). Otherwise there is almost no competition in healthcare because "customers" can't really choose healthcare providers during emergencies. Providers don't have to worry about losing business to a cheaper "competitor", thus they are free to jack up their prices and maximize profits (which almost all of them do). The only exception is preventative care but Americans have a habit of waiting til problems turn into emergencies.

[@mattblackwell2985]

Everyone's talking about Leo and somehow look over the fact that director Spike Jonze gives an absolutely genius performance in this little small part

[@jayblizzock]

Man is a legend

[@jonabrams8540]

Holy shit!! I always thought this random guy killed it in this scene and felt sorry for him for not turning it into more work. LOL

[@amandybad]

The Power of Certainty, strategic voice tonality, and being perceived as a sharp, enthusiastic, and an expert. Thank you Jordan Belflort for teaching the straight line system for sales success in all of us!

[@emrecck]

You are my spiritual wife 😂 True… Salesman & Saleswoman are the best 😎

[@3t6e6p]

"Its 3 cents a share, that's 3 dollars you cheap fuck!" lmao

[@batman4607]

I'm gonna talk like that one day, confident, sure of myself, Coherent, intelligent, trustworthy, its goinna be tough but I'll make it happen

[@igli2pac]

watch subliminals for that... u'll definitely will be if u want to

[@DrewZepp]

I believe in you.

[@richardrichard5680]

@@igli2pac What's subliminals?

[@igli2pac]

@@richardrichard5680 search youtube mate

[@hansolo2306]

jrm95 Have you accomplished that yet?

[@pedroangulo-umana1327]

"How'd you fucking do that?" The secret ingredient is crime.

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime

[@justinvesty]

"wow he's such a genius the way he lied like that!" - entire comments section

[@scottlouis]

“It’s 3 cents a share. That’s $3 you cheap fuck!!!” Fucking kills me. Lmao 😂

[@mikkelnpetersen]

Sell for 10.000 Blue stock = get paid 100 Sell for 10.000 Pink stock = get paid 5.000 Hooooly shiiiiit a pay raise

[@nintendokings]

Spike Jonze makes for such a perfectly awkward goof

[@blobblabette9699]

nintendokings Loved his movie Her and didn't even realized that was him when i watched the movie!

[@gerardoneri5115]

nintendokings omg that ia him dude

[@hellogoodbye2424]

Dude is from Jackass and he's in one of the greatest movies ever

[@afhamzaki2588]

@@hellogoodbye2424 He also directs Her. Absolutely beautiful film.

[@hellogoodbye2424]

Afham Zaki never seen it.ill have to check it out

[@TarPatSlo]

People rave about McConaughey’s cameo in this film but I enjoy Jonze’s small part here just as much. Seriously, every bit as much. Very understated and believable but funny. There are no small parts, only small actors.

[@avimandavia6154]

So true. The way he delivered "And I hope it happens" is just pure acting beauty. So natural

[@nidhalaboobacker8956]

“The other guys looked at me like I just discovered fire” 😂

[@resurrectionist1]

Amazingly directed scene.

[@resurrectionist1]

Lol okay troll...for starters, I think Scorses's sense of framing in this scene and pretty much this entire movie is immaculate. His blocking is subtle and doesn't call attention to itself but sells the emotion of the scene and sells the emotion that we as the audience are supposed to feel. I was laughing throughout this scene not because of DiCaprio's performance but because of the the slow reactions from EVERYONE else in the scene around him. Additionally, Scorsese's eye for capturing the visuals of the 80s or 90s when this movie was set is fantastic. THAT'S why I think this is an amazingly directed scene. It got me feeling what I was supposed to. Now go back and hide under your captain underpants blanket and suck on your pacifier before trying to start a flame war. People watch these videos because they love and appreciate movies and they don't need trolls like you who are under some kind of illusion that they are hot shit when they are, in fact, just shit.

[@resurrectionist1]

You say that like I should be offended.

[@davidwatson3456]

Vedant Naik There are a ton of continuity mistakes in the phone call scene. Kinda surprised that the director didn't catch them

[@kennethkoh9998]

David Watson it's done on purpose. It is to subtly show that Jordan himself is a biased, unreliable narrator. There are many obvious continuity "errors" throughout the film that really sell this message.

[@iluvmyeski]

I fucking hate people like you. Quit being a damn articulate inspector. The scene was absolutely amazing, and Perfectly directed. No mistakes at all. @@davidwatson3456

[@lsrtube]

Even though he was a crook what this clip shows is very important in sales, which is passion for your product and craft if you are excited about what you are selling it will transfer to the customer it is infectious. The down side is he was just a hustler without ethics, being professional and having ethics is the most important quality in sales.

[@sketch3744]

Maybe in retail, but in door to door and cold calling sales you are literally trained to throw ethics out the door. Source: 6 years combined in both

[@lsrtube]

Dylan Muir thanks for your insight. I am a sales trainer with 19 years experience in B2B sales (selling and leadership). I’ve never trained people to throw their ethics out. Are there people who do sure, but we all have a choice.

[@sketch3744]

​@@lsrtube Business to business is an entirely different story. When your sales market is consumer facing rather than business facing you literally have to throw morals away in order to succeed. Otherwise the guy that's already commited to throwing his away is going to beat you to the punch. It's a horrible, dishonest industry and I hate the fact that I was ever apart of it. Bruh talk to anyone, ANYONE! in Door to door or cold calling consumer based sales and they will tell you it's all about who can make people believe the most bullshit. You will also hear a lot about 'the law of averages' (which btw is a complete and utter logical fallacy) and other cult-like rhetoric. Honestly d2d is a fucking cult.

[@lsrtube]

Dylan Muir I’m sorry to read this

[@sketch3744]

@@lsrtube Be happy for me that I'm out lol :)

[@JTKatz07]

Imagine sitting there begging to get a single sale all day then some guy in a suit walks in, picks up the phone and in less than 5 minutes sells 40,000 shares and makes $2,000

[@SunShine-jr5qh]

This by far is the most amazing movie Leo has ever done.

[@rockyfrostplanet288]

Yup. He even interrupted the customer in order to be successful. Jordan: "if you got 60 seconds I'd like to share the idea, you got a minute?" John: "Jeez man I'm really busy-" Jordan: "NaMe oF tHe cOmpANy..."

[@SunShine-jr5qh]

@@rockyfrostplanet288 😭😭😭

[@rockyfrostplanet288]

@@SunShine-jr5qh SUNSHINE... You give me one shot here, I'll make sure the only problem you have...is that you didn't buy more...SoUnD fAiR eNoUgh?

[@julesalves6494]

Funny fact : The man on the phone, it's Marty Scorsese !

[@TheShowgunofHarlem]

***** good one bro....

[@TheShowgunofHarlem]

***** Oh, I would *LOVE* if you would try and make me your bitch.

[@TheShowgunofHarlem]

***** to me, this looks like youre bowing out before you even started

[@youstankhoe4309]

+Sho'Nuff Says ᶠᶸᶜᵏᵧₒᵤ LeRoy! ™ damn you have an annoying ass name

[@Fluoride_Jones]

His best performance was in "Taxi Driver," LoL!

[@jwatters9868]

he only got a hand job for the 4000 dollar sale

[@hiamigo3824]

J Watters i mean it's not bad but from a dude..no thanks

[@claudiourrutiaaranguiz9281]

That was just 1 sale, who knows at the end of the day

[@dantevip]

He later said to Donnie he made 70k dollars a month, can't imagine what he did to him.

[@sandrogioselli3261]

dantevip LMFAO

[@ThePsychoReturns]

If he made a $4500 sale he would have gotten a finger in the butt as well.

[@TitanVoltage]

Have any of you actually watched Jordan Belfort's sales training???? Leo was INSANELY accurate!!! Even the tones of his voice!

[@TheRealKevinSorbo]

Been through a few situations like this. Feels great.

[@u.iceman6598]

'awaiting imminent patent approval' Did anyone else crack up at this?

[@EJ257IHI]

Uger Iceman I did, radar detectors for the Military.....LMAO

[@matteofabrizio409]

Lol the "high tech firm" part where it then cuts to the real Aerotyne Intl, a fucking shed, should become a meme "What you're actually investing in when you buy OTC/Pink sheet stocks..."

[@luxurybuzz3681]

It's what the actual Jordan Belfort wrote for the movie

[@Brooke20268]

Jughead Smith right 😭😭😂😂that scene kills me every time lmfaooo

[@u.iceman6598]

@@EJ257IHI 4 years too late, but yeah. Like the way he says it, like he knows he is bullshitting but he's so invested in the situation that it looks like he is speaking the truth 😂 Edit: Btw i hope you still alive✌🏼 2021 :💀

[@lettherebelamp5102]

This scene alone made this movie for me

[@Wafaloo]

The guy playing Dwayne is such a natural, he looks and sounds exactly like the type of person who’d work in a place like this. If I didn’t know any better I’d say he works there for real

[@raph6931]

That's Spike Jonze, acclaimed film director (and co-creator of Jackass)

[@xMeXioRx]

Little random trivia : the salesman that recruits him is played by Spike Jonze, the director of HER. wtf

[@LAQC1992]

Mindblown! Love that film.

[@53rdAndThird]

One of my favorite scenes from this movie full of great scenes.

[@3manimaniac]

Fuck it! Leonardo is the best.

[@r3b22ber3]

+screamfan123411 used it pretty well actually.. it's like saying fuck it i give up he is the best

[@cherryboom724]

If there was any other movie I wanted Leo to win an Oscar for was this one, he was phenomenal throughout the entire movie.

[@binaryruffian7538]

Incredible performance, and very realistic. This is how retail is, even life insurance sales

[@ilovejiyeonlee]

That was me on the other line. I bought $4000 worth of Aerotyne. It's worth $4,000,000,000 now, bitches!

[@muzammilkhairi9239]

ilovejiyeonlee are u fuckin serious??!

[@frankie2994]

Muzammil Khairi are you stupid?

[@IsrarTaj83]

Muzammil Khairi it was a joke lol XD.

[@MattGarcyaDC]

Muz eri are you stupid?

[@elcat4677]

@@robertpicton1 damn imagine that fucken shit

[@Joseph100star]

This may be cinema, but I read Jordan Belfort's memoir and he describes this method to a T. Works like a charm!

[@jonporter1233]

I think this is Leonard's best acting..I always remember this when I have to call people about a completely different topic.

[@shakiemjeanjoseph428]

6 years later and this clip is the best🤩

[@Connief1990]

Damn! Makes me want to watch the entire film again!....😑

[@Pianoman999]

0:40 "It's 3 cents a shah! That's 3 dollahs ya cheap fuck!" Favorite line in this scene.

[@neilrivera6157]

IMO, this was Leo's best performance and he should've won the Oscar for this.

[@PlaidHiker]

This movie was way to real for Hollywood to acknowledge. Giving Leo an Oscar would make their own financing wolves look bad.😅😅

[@mkphotofilm]

And this is how you make a cold call. It's a lost art, as most people screen their phone calls, or rather message or text. I've worked in boiler rooms and that how it is done.

[@Ba_A]

Initially when Belford asked about Aerotyne the price was 6¢ a share but when he sells the stock to John at 10¢ a share (3:28). Then he sold him $4,000 worth of shares for which he says that's 40,000 shares. Did he pocket the 4¢ difference plus his 50% commission??? That's an additional $1,600 that someone made in this transaction.

[@SifGreyfang]

One hell of a silver tongue there

[@RoofDRyxe306]

he said 6 cents, and that the buyer could potential make 60K BUT the buyer said I will take 4K shares, not 6 K shares so Leo sold 4K and half of that is 2K. :) hope that helps

[@GeorgeTropicana]

@@RoofDRyxe306 it doesn't help because you're wrong

[@dimitristripakis7364]

Yeah, because if he had 50% comission, then a trade worth $1000 stocks would have the client pay $2000. Like I have 0.7% comission on Interactive Brokers, so if I buy $2000 worth of stocks, I pay $2014.

[@sagarbaral7138]

Yeah you're right he did increase price to 10 cents a share from 6cents, I guess it was good shares and price went up 😆

[@aspengaumond6092]

Leo (Jordan) uses really exciting emotion in this prospecting phone call. It's inspiring to see him close a sale like that, although I'd prefer to see the call closed on a more ethical deal LOL. It's amazing how sales works. It's really captivating if you study it well. There's so much to learn about how humans work in general if you study sales. I'm intrigued by this clip because it demonstrates how astonishing sales could be. This is great acting to demonstrate real life occurrences within the sales world!

[@tuilleri]

Where’s a good place to start to study ?

[@JankyDice96]

Dude, This is not only illegal today, but dicaprio would have refound the poor victim on the other side by 8000 dollars. This in not how sales work today…

[@Timmy2384]

I like how the Aerotyne is trading at $0.06 a share but when Jordan calls the guy he sells it to him for $0.10 a share.

[@JoeM-tx5pm]

Isn't that the 50% markup they get on pink sheets?

[@jhonnyrodriguez3306]

If you read the book "The way of the wolf" by Jordan Belfort, he explains the body language and tonalities used when selling, and I can see and hear Leonardo DiCaprio doing it in this scene, just like Jordan explains in the book. Amazing

[@rohitcsrini]

How did Dicaprio not win an Oscar for this role?

[@journey95far49]

Because the Academy was dumb..at least they saw their mistake and gave him one later on

[@joehentalack2443]

Most great actors never got an Oscar....Go figure.....!!!!??

[@dirtyhappiness]

Yea

[@redbulltaco4209]

you guys just dont watch alot of movies sorry lmfao@@journey95far49

[@julessci2716]

3:22 he's preparing for what he promised

[@mrrandom1265]

He's so fucking high, he probably forgot about it already

[@giantleprechaun2350]

I love how John says that he’s really busy and yet Jordan keeps talking and gets him sucked in.

[@billtheone3467]

A fucken monster is what he is

[@giantleprechaun2350]

Cesar Camarena Exactly the type of scammers and sales people I hate dealing with.

[@billtheone3467]

@@giantleprechaun2350 lmao. I honestly want to learn how to articulate as well as jordan is in this movie. Or is that bad?

[@giantleprechaun2350]

Cesar Camarena Not as long as you’re being honest. I heard that a lot sales people have watched this clip for training purposes. Just a couple weeks ago I went a Ford car dealership and the dealer said that he was hoping to be in top 5 Ford car dealers in the US and that my purchase would really help him get there. I almost laughed.

[@billtheone3467]

@@giantleprechaun2350 i see Honestly i just like the way he talks. He's sure of himself and he's well spoken. I am not trying to screw anyone over lol

[@sl9287]

Every Great Sales Rep has watched this Movie a Million Times! One of my All Time Classic Favs 💜

[@sl9287]

Fearless Leader that Motivates the Ppl to be their Absolute Best and Create their Own Wealth like it's Easy... His Best Acting Role Ever!!!!!

[@Moleda1986]

I love the toilet flush at the beginning

[@getorifreefire944]

I want to take you to the bathroom 😏

[@samsung-eh4dv]

Damn girl what yo IG?

[@hallnoats4ever942]

Rewatch it, the stock sold for 6 cents then Jordan said it cost 10 cents

[@anthonydamian368]

+hallnoats4ever that's the spread between the bid and the ask.

[@mrJLS45]

+Anthony DeLordo Still doesn't add up. $4000 would not get him 40,000 shares if there is a 50% commission.

[@anthonydamian368]

+mrJLS45 if a new issue stock sells for 10 dollars a share, and I sold 1000 shares with a 10 percent commission, the client would pay 10000 and I would receive 1000. The client does not pay 11000 because the mark up or commission is built into the price of the stock. This is the same principle here except the mark up is much higher. The client pays 4000 for 40000 shares at 10 cents a share and Leo Getz his 2000. But guess what? If the client turned right around and sold it the same next day he would sell it at 6 cents a share while some other poor schmuck pays the 10 cent ask or 12 cents or whatever the spread is between the bid and the ask because he paid the commission without realizing it and on and on it goes. Does that make sense?

[@mrJLS45]

+Anthony DeLordo Your understanding of this matter is incorrect.

[@anthonydamian368]

+mrJLS45 LOL if you say so. People like you keep people like me in business

[@louisbaddoo2843]

This movie is not just for fun but holds a lot of secret which would be revealed to anyone who takes time to study it. Great job.

[@bmayaa]

Nothing in this scene is accidental; dirty windows, hairstyles, clothes, skinny/fat guys... soo professionaly made and smart this movie is

[@Kevtm10]

God I love this scene! I Always end up coming back to this and other amazing scenes from the movie.

[@angelmelendez782]

“Ever herd of GameStop this brand new sophisticated gaming service”

[@jongeorges8380]

love the Spike Jonze cameo. he was a perfect casting fr lol

[@Nileshpandey0907]

I have just finished watching this movie. And came here to write my review it's absolutely remarkable movie with lot of fun, money, sex, trade, drug, comedy, suspense and ambitions. I wanted to watch this movie for a ver long time and today i decided to watch and thoroughly enjoyed big applaud for makers and Leonardo decaprio he has done splendid acting.👏 22/04/2023 Saturday 05:34PM

[@MillionaireTrader]

Name of the company, Evergrande Group. It is a cutting edge high-tech building manufacturer out of the growing Asian Markets and is currently Trading at deep discounts. 😂

[@sivagannavarapu8911]

Went to his live training last week in NY. Never felt so positive. Jordan has some serious skills and the enthusiasm he has is absolutely insane. Even though he made money illegally, its the game I liked a lot

[@utoobmann9083]

Belfort: You got a minute? Client: Actually I'm very busy right... Belfort: Continues sales pitch LOL!!!

[@masterchief4766]

that’s how you keep someone on the phone

[@MTCoblivsicas12345]

When you get cold called you just want to get off the phone. You have to push the sale. Of course now or if you work in finance and do that the SEC are all over you like a rash for high pressure sales tactics.

[@speedguy8637]

This is one of those movies that I can watch many times over and it never gets old.

[@jogolock1190]

Those V neck tank tops are going to come back into fashion, mark my words.

[@gordonsung5941]

better start investing in line of clothing's that design them

[@MaartenvanRossemLezingen]

No

[@melquizedec]

hipster in 2040 bro

[@s69911]

Jogo Lock im already planning on buying it lol,

[@YankeeNationalist]

You mean vests?

[@kamacazi8]

wow, Why hasn't this guy won an os... oh wait.. yeah still can't believe it.. about fucking time lol

[@Lonehawk2k4]

Probably wouldve won off this one if it wasn't for Matt McChestbeater

[@austriantruther4648]

One of the best movies of all time!

[@Randomcollectionofletters]

How Leo didn’t win an Oscar for this is a top 5 question science could never answer

[@seanwolfe5732]

This is one of my favorite parts of the movie

[@tanmartselby6937]

Spike Jonze looks awesome with a mustache. Lolz!

[@adbrooks95]

The greatest film and scene of the decade. Im gonna show my grandchildren this masterpiece

[@eagleman5138]

Not even a decade has passed and this movie is already a classic!