Boiler Room Prospecting Scene - Vin Diesel Closing
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2014
- In this classic prospecting scene from the movie Boiler Room, Vin Diesel shows how to close a sale to the amazement of his co-workers.
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Proof that vin diesel was capable of acting once.
🤣 I just said the same thing “find me guilty” is one of the best movies I’ve ever seen him in
Now he just drives shit chav cars
1 last ride
He acts 10 seconds at a time my friend.
Are you kidding me? He sounds like he's got low level DS.
"Honestly Doc, I don't have the time... I have family."
"You almost had me? You never had me, you never even had your shares"
Ask any trader. Any real trader...
"But I was this close..."
"It doesn't matter if you sell by an inch or a mile, selling is selling."
selling short not spreading options like youre supposed to.
*"I understood this reference!"*
First n furious lines
“Ask any broker, any real broker... it don’t matter if it’s Forex or Penny Stocks, closing’s CLOSING”
Underrated
I see what ya did there.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
LMFAO!
Top comment brah
Underrated movie, cool actors and a dope soundtrack.
Just love that mid to late 90s and early 2000 vibe in movies.
Yeah man
Matrix, Fight Club and THIS movie defined an era
Yes and yes… soundtrack is legendary!
yep them days are gone sad
One of the original "sales" movies. Definitely a classic.
They key to this was the silence... the next person to talk, loses.
The key in Silence undetected. Fifty-five in iron pen, Mr. Matlack can't offend.
@@hugee83 okay, I prefer to make actual sense.
@@mbuckholz it's a clue from national treasure
3xtra Terrestrial there is a movie called “Suckers” that talks about the silence part.. it’s car salesmen movie too
@@mbuckholz you meant, you prefer to be an idiot.
This scene, and the scene with Ben Affleck doing the group interview, and the scene when they're all sitting around watching and quoting the movie 'Wall Street', all make the movie.
Yes, a collection of scenes generally does make a movie
@@hineighbor 😂😂😂 I guess we both mean a collection of "good" scenes make for a "good" movie. Does that explanation do it for ya?🤣🤣🤣
1. Show product is great (Quality)
2. Create urgency (NOW)
3. Create scarcity (High demand/Low supply)
If you are going to con someone, you might as well just break into their house and rob them.
@@04dram04 but this is legal
@@04dram04 Make a couple thousand at most and it's a risk of getting caught everytime? This is almost risk free, 1000s at a time and you can do it in 5 minutes.
I do agree though that this scene is dumb because he stops the whole trading floor over one deal but it's for dramatic effect
@@NUFCOfficial It's intentionally absurd, because it's another hint how deep the fraud runs with this firm.
It turns out they have an abysmal success rate for their cold calls, but the whales make it good business.
Incidentally that's how micro transactions in games work by design as well. You can let millions play for free cause a few rich suckers will foot the bill.
@@neidhartmuller8804, no this is not legal which is why their office, like Stratton Oakmont, was raided by the FBI
Vin can act when he wants to
I’m just now learning this it’s kinda sad that now he’s made fun of as the fast and furious guy. I remember being so confused as a kid watching him in saving private Ryan I was like “woah you’re telling me this guy has even the slightest type of range?”
Saving Private Ryan
Boiler Room
Find Me Guilty
Hell, even A Man Apart
And if you’re looking for something more recent, Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk
With exception of SPR, most of the movies are mediocre to ok, but they show off some of his versatility as an actor.
@@luccirobbins6675 you forgot about knockaround guys
87Tempests actually didn’t see that one.
@@luccirobbins6675 it's really good. You should check it out when you get the chance
" I live my life a quarter million at a time."
“You can have any stock you want ... as long as it’s 2,000 shares of benadryl.”
Lmfao!!!
One of the things that gets missed here because the video cuts the scene, is Seth (Giovanni Ribisi) asks Vin Diesel why he only sold the doctor 2,000 shares. Vin explains since its a new client, the firm is putting up the money and if the doctor defaults, then Vin is left holding the bag to cover the trade. I love how Seth is always learning, growing, hungry to learn more.
I'm so proud of my son, Chris.
Wow... you made that user name just to post that comment 🤣
@@VinceDubbed A father's love is a father's love. ; )
Kind of dusky to be yours isn't he?
Now we know how Vin Diesel had all that money in Fast and Furious to afford that car. It all makes sense.
Exactly 😂
Makes sense. After getting out of the business, bitter and broken, he moves on to a new life in Fast and Furious.
What car?
😂😂😂😂
Everyone thinks he's one of the highest paid actors, but he really sells stocks.
Man, wish he play more roles like these.
Yeah
Family is more important
Yo he is Groot
He did, but you were too lazy to look at his old movies.
He's really good in "Find Me Guilty"
It isn't quite this easy in real life, but I still love this scene.
Same as the computer hacking in movies. Not real. But fun
Depending on the type of sales you're in, its definitely real...I've lived it
It actually is if you have the "drive"
I do this with mortgage refis all the time lmao
Worked for firms just like this place. It's the most accurate of these movies. Sometimes it was that easy.
They're doing pretty well for two guys who didn't even meet Pvt. Ryan
Belarion A.D. pvt ryan was a janitor in MIT at the time.
Underrated comments
LMFAO
So this is what Dom does in his spare time while he doesn't race.
Abbas Timmy lol
He even fought in WWII...unfortunately, a sniper hit him and he died under the rain waiting for his friends to help him...
He's also a part time leader of the Necromongers while in space.
Epic... thanks for that for that I needed a good 😂
@@willn8664 i like this one
He lives his life a quarter mile at a time 😂
He lives his life one quarter trade at a time.
😂
Actually he still lives with his mom...😉😄
More like a quarter shares at a time🤣
@@bountyhunter1153 more like $0.25 at a time
When I was younger, I remember getting a few calls like this. I was in my 20s and just starting to invest. I never bit on the bait. Then when this film came out, I couldn’t stop thinking I was talking to Vin Diesel. LOL.
I think if you were talking to Vin Diesel over the phone, your entire house would shake haha
@@NTWoo95 so true…..LOL. And I wouldn’t have hung up on him. He can sell bubblegum to the lockjaw ward in Bellevue.
How much did you lose?
It’s insane how times have changed in such a short period of time. These guys were making money hand over fist by cold calling. Now if I so much as see a random number I don’t give it the time of day
And regulations have made it so that businesses can’t even set up a mass text account of any sort without registering with the government and if your number gets reported as spam they delist your number and you can’t purchase anymore account’s forever robo calls are dying
"Whoever took that X-ray, it is useless." I'm a doctor and I say things like this 10 times a day.
No one cares bro
@HEAT1996 good job
Do you know Ben Shapiro's wife?
How people watched this clip attached to ad for a bullshit “start your own business” pyramid scam?
What kind of doctor?
This is a more convincing scene than the sales speech in Wolf of Wall Street.
EHH its theatrics.
No
I've worked in sales for 10 years and while Leo's scene was better delivered in wolf of wall street, this was definitely a more realistic interaction.
@@Nitro192192 true, but the funny thing is wolf of wall street is a true story and boiler room is fiction
@@ericcallahan829no boiler room is based on jordan belfort and oakmont stratton. whats fucking crazy is the people that were around said boiler room is actually more accurate then wolf of wall street lol
If you love hip hop music then you’ll love the Boiler Room Soundtrack
dude. Wow, thank you for that gem.
Real hip hop 👑
Great soundtrack east coast vibes
Either you're slinging crack rock or you got a wicked jump shot
I would never ever buy shares from someone cold calling me. I would just hang up. Lol
My dad used to answer the phone and once he heard it was someone who was cold calling us passed it to my mother since they preferred not to pitch to women (pitch to the b*tch)
I've never had a broker cold call me or my family.
I cold call heavy equipment parts for a living, it's easy and fun.
@@weebgrinder cold calling is still practiced…they only cold call the wealthy 1%. If you aren’t in that bracket you will not get a call.
@@mattblom3990 how do you know they are in the market to buy parts?
so everyone else making calls just hangs up their calls to watch this guy work?
Think of it as a impromptu training session.
He did a great job playing a sleazy POS. I hope his career continues to go well and he expands his range.
😂😂
Chris wasn't a bad guy just willfully ignorant
This is why I wasn’t all that blown away by Wolf of Wall Street, after all the hype it felt like I had already seen it in this movie.
This film is way better
Boiler room was loosely based on the story of Jordan Belfort.
Wolf of Wall Street was essentially Jordan Belfort's drug usage and fall from grace from a personal stand point. For me, Boiler Room was the better film because it went deep into the actual logisitics and process of a pump and dump, boiler room scheme.
Agreed. WoW was fine, but i dont find it as re-watchable as Boiler Room
I worked for a small brokerage firm after college. That was just before this movie came out. A lot of the brokers in the office looked worried when the previews of this movie came out. Being a cold caller at the time, it was funny to see them sweat a little.
How was your experience there?
@@mattblom3990 I stayed for 6 months and I was out. I lived in Jersey and had to take the train at 4AM to NYC and would get home about 8:30PM. Only got paid $50/day and made 500 phones only to get cursed out and yelled at...it was brutal LOL. Cold callers were a dime a dozen, you can get them off the street. Many of the brokers there were really good at sales. Our place was small but not like this. We didn't sell BS stock like here in the movie but it was hard for me and other cold callers to talk to people in other states to get them interested in anything. My broker would just take the phone from me, talk to the guy, and BOOM...open the account. Straight amazing. For a lot of us, it seemed that you did not have to go to Harvard to be a success there, you just needed to know how to talk to people. Just like the movie, my broker said no women and no old people. He also said only accredited investors...people with $250k in the market or more. He was like 25 at the time and made $20 to $50k a month....sick! I just did not have the thick skin needed to be a cold caller.
@@ronin120 woah, thanks for the story. That does seem tough and...RECO!!
@@mattblom3990 LOL...right!! One good thing about that job was my boss would ask me to run errands for him, small stuff like drop things off to his friend's place of business or get some money from someone that owed him. When I would get back, he would give me $50....basically my days pay. Every time he opened one of my leads he gave me $100. I made more money doing that than my paycheck. I left cause the job was brutal and I was not making any money. When I would talk to my friends who I graduated with and hear what they were doing outside of work (traveling, going to sporting events, and such) I got jealous. I was thinking "what am I doing here?". After paying for the train to get to NYC and the subway to get to the office, I was only left with like $80 for the month...no fun. If you can stick it out and make it...tons of money!! One broker said to me..."you get 1 millionaire as a client, it will change your life...you get 3...then you become a millionaire too."
@@ronin120 Yeah....but what they don't tell you is that over 95% of the people do not make it and over 50% of the people you started with on Monday are gone by Friday. I've worked several jobs like this, one was a brokerage firm and the other two were just high-pressure sales of some over-priced bullshit product that nobody wanted to buy. They give you zero training, they don't even look at you or talk to you, they just give you a phone and back then a Yellow Pages book (2001-2003), some one sheet "pitch" and tell you "go ahead sky is the limit". I basically quit because I felt too-smart and too-classy for that shit-show. Without trying to sound too "princessy" but I went to some really excellent and fancy schools all on academic scholarships + soccer scholarship, and I basically just felt stupid after few weeks of calling random 1-800 numbers off the back of the cereal boxes or the cans of soup and asking to be connected to the VP of sales (without knowing his name of course). As soon as the phone receptionist hears that they know it's some jagoff sales guy and they either just hang up on you or connect you to the "shithole voicemail" where all the sales call go to die. Any idiot who can handle being told 100 times a day "to fuck off" on the phone was qualified for these jobs. It was just basically all a big numbers game/pyramid scheme and they just needed fresh bodies every week to call and who's better to call than stupid fresh college grads who know nothing about Corporate America or 40+ year old dudes with no college degrees who have failed in everything in life so far and now this was their one last hope of trying to make it big. It was also a scam because I was selling some really shady shit that was way overpriced and completely different than what I was told to say to the potential client. The only times our phones would ring back (meaning someone calling us) was some angry client who bought this shit from someone at the company months or years ago, got fucked over, and he was still angry calling the firm trying to curse out the sales guy who fucked him over.
The Senior Brokers/ Managers would make money of all sales from any guy on their teams and they made sure to always hire someone who had a cousin, friend, wife's best gay friend or whomever who would make a purchase to help out the kid who just started in the industry. So, most of the time that would be the only sale a new trainee would ever make, "the glory" would last 5 minutes, and after all the senior brokers would get their piece of the pie they would only ask you "what else you got". Of course, you'd run out of friends or cousins to whom you could sell this shit very fast and then you'd quit because you made almost zero dollars and you'd realize it was all just a big scam. My manager specifically hired me because he was hoping I had "rich friends" that I could call and sell them this shit because he saw I went to Groton and Dartmouth. Every single job like that if you manage to make it past the first stage you immediately get the fuck out of being a sales guy and you want to become a manager who has other dumb kids selling for him. Nobody stays and sells for himself and makes millions for himself by himself, only if others do it for him. Stay the fuck away and become a doctor or someone whom the sales guys call not the other way.
Closing someone like this is just the best feeling. Done, and done.
Boiler rooms are PUA type sales. It's immediate sales based on deception and trickery. Lots of folks want the high life and the trophies it brings, but are thrown off by the long road of risk. So, when a slick cat calls them offering a way to be the top dog, they overcome their objections by reinforcing their insecurities and making them give you their money being the answer, not letting them off the phone because they know it's a fish breaking your line. And it doesn't matter whether you're selling stocks, printers or complete bullshit, anyone can be had, even the most intelligent and accomplished people, if you catch them off guard in the heat of the sale.
P.S. This wasn't meant to be a shot at Trump, but this describes the man perfectly.
Having worked for a disreputable brokerage in 1985 as a 21 year old kid, I can assure you that this is largely accurate. You kids will never know!
we do actually... nowadays its crypto
hello goodafternoon this is made up name from made up company, how are you doing today, all good?
goo-
Great, Im Glad! Come on over to my KYC segment, and make sure to get comfortable so i can 20% of anything you put in, sounds good?
3:47 THIS IS BRAAAASILLLL
_It don't matta if you don't win by a inch or a mile... winning's winning!_
Brasiiiil caralhoo
Wow this is the best I’ve seen Vin act lmao
Leonardo DiCaprio KILLED this exact scene in The Wolf of Wall Street, 10/10 movie
Shut up. Wolf of Wall Street was complete shit. This movie is superior
Boiler room was much better than wolf of Wall Street , Leo overacted the scene and it was filled with profanity instead of good dialogue
@@matthewb86 In Leo's defence "The Wolf Of Wall Street" was more of a biopic of jordan belforts life. And this movie was just loosly based off the stratton oakmont firm. I agree Leo's acting was kinda cringey at times however several past employees say "The Wolf Of Wall Street" was incredibly accurate.
Wolf felt silly to me. This movie has heart.
You guys realize that is how Jordan Belfort lived in wolf right? Plus there are actual sales tactics that he teaches people used in wolf. Boiler is pure “Hollywood movie” dialogue and is mediocre at best. Good plot and shows how victims were effected but wolf wins every time. Plus, there was not even a price per share or any actual pitch. It’s just oh hey buy this, and he goes ok. Weak writing
Having worked as a karate instructor and being the USA karaoke champion in 2006, I can assure you that this sales process indeed did work back in the 1980s!
Uncle Rico?
I always ROFL at the part they knock him to the floor
Underrated movie and performance
it's all about family
“A - Always
B - Be
C - Closing
Always Be Closing.”
"...because by the time you read it on the Wall Street Journal, it will be too late."
This is true
Scary how accurate this is
Yeah...2k shares, I'll take'em, the price doesn't matter. Spooky how realistic that is huh -_-
yap dem Nobody talks like this anymore
@@Jackmerius_Tacktheritrix5733 Forget the speaking style, stock brokers are barely a thing anymore.
Warren S. Do you make money in the market?
@@tevincarter4163 I do and if my money manager talked to me like this I'd pull every dollar I had invested with them.
Doc bot 2k shares without asking the price per share. Weakest script moment in this otherwise street smart movie.
If you believe THAT then you've NEVER done telemarketing at all.
I used to back in the late 90s with a company that had AT & T as a client to another that sold vitamins and light bulbs .
With their script, you'd cold call people and actually had them believe they used to have AT & T but somehow got " slammed " and you're doing them a favor to switch them back !
The other one played on their feelings because that company made it seem that some of the profits from the purchase of vitamins / light bulbs was to help homeless vets !
I was shitty at both but I'd see coworkers with the firm that had AT/T have over $2,000 checks after TWO weeks on payday.
AFTER taxes were taken out !
The vitamin company ?
One guy was so slick he was ringing up sales every 30 minutes !
On their credit cards over the phone.
Also ...
Do your research.
Remember Providian ?
Mother Love ?
I rest my case.
@@gavinst.clairthedefiningmo9985 except that 2,000 shares could sell for $20 or $20 million.
A doctor who invests (like this guy seems to) would know that
@@tiananman ,
Watch the play one more time.
You'd think the doctor would know to make a sound decision but...
It's all based on " a sense of urgency ".
High pressure to make up his mind now !
That's how people bought those option ARM mortgages which led to the crisis ... ( Don't you want a piece of the American dream ? Own your own house ... To hand down to the kids ! )
Hell...
Look what's being done to people who drive taxis in NYC !
The medallion cars are being " sold " to immigrants the same way !
The pitch works around getting you worked up on some issue.
Some feeling ..
Emotion.
Rather than a clear knowledge of the facts in order to make a reasonable purchase.
@@gavinst.clairthedefiningmo9985 can't you sell me more? Remember it's a movie:
The only thing he'll regret is that he didn't buy more.
"..this is Chris Marlin over at J.T. Marlin...right, he's my father." lmao the sale is closed right at that moment
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Third stage (of the second and first stage of approval..)"Hes my father.."
He lives his life a fraction share at a time.
How this dude bought 2k shares without asking the price 💀💀💀
Because it is a movie.
The perfect workplace for a psychopath
The Joker why do you say that? Is it really this exaggerated or is this over the top?
Zeee Goat it’s a business based on conning people. Charm, deceit, manipulation, zero remorse - it’s like the perfect job description for psychopaths.
Why? The last car you bought; do you feel/think you got a good deal? Yes or no is appropriate because either answer is acceptable. It's a state of mind, that's all.
Worked a place like that for the mob ruthless coked out degenerates preying upon the elderly
100 percent glorifying crooks.. not all brokers are like this but this was an illegal pump and dump operation
Sales movies are pretty much just as accurate as sports movies. They are made to look so much easier than they are and they have such unrealistic situations.
Of course you can get a golden nugget like this doctor here. They did do a fair job, portraying his naïve nature in order to make this call and sale possible.
However, most people are looking at the closer played by Vin Diesel here. Of course, he does a great job in creating a perception of value for what he’s selling by manipulation and telling the customer he needs to earn his trust before buying more. Clearly he’s planting the seed in the guys head that there is more gold in the treasure box, but that it’s HIM that needs to earn buying more rather than the salesman who needs to earn selling more. I understand. This is very transparent as it’s Monday morning, and we are all the quarterback. However, it was still a good strategy.
That being said, sales is a numbers game. Specially when you are selling an intangible product over the phone no less, your failure rate is 99% or greater. You need to make 1000 phone calls to possibly get a guy like this on the other end. And when you do, you better know how to close him out. Now that being said, in my opinion, the best part of the phone call was when the doctor wasn’t really paying much attention or mind to Seth and asked him to once again repeat what company he worked for and instead of answering, giving the doctor an opportunity to say yeah, I’ve never heard of you guys, goodbye. Seth just takes the ball and runs with it. He takes control of the conversation again and says let me ask you something, and at this point the power in the conversation shifts. So yes, it’s unrealistic to think that this is the typical phone call, but it’s not unrealistic that this phone call can happen. It will. You make enough phone calls, you get enough sales. Of course, there are people that are just born salesman and they have tremendous networking skills and people buy from them but for the most part, it’s a grind. A very fucking relentless grind. You will actually start to lose your mind making 100 to 150 Diles per day and saying the same shit over and over and over and over and over again. If you could make money and avoid being in sales, I absolutely recommend it, but this is not unrealistic. And in real life, Vin Diesel was a telesales professional so this was old hat to him.
Believe it or not alot of the bs he runs in this STILL works today, if you seem like you know your shit, people listen to you, if they think you are someone important, they listen, everything he does in this scene is to make the buyer feel like he’s someone you CANT hang up on, or rather, someone you don’t want to hang up on, because, hes important, what if i need his services some day, what if im missing out on an opportunity lol its all pretty realistic but real life is nowhere near this cheesy, only sometimes lol
For those who think this cant happened
You forget at this time all the stock's were rising
Even that other stock broker mention
With the way the market is he can sell anyone
This is a fear of missing out
When is the last time vin desiel acted this good? Damn you almost forget he can act
Are we forgetting Saving Pvt Ryan?
Let's not forget Saving Pvt Ryan, shall we?
@@smartalek180 yes that and find me guilty imo are his best two acting movies it’s a crime he has been able to get by just saying “FAMILY!!”
he's seen Glengarry Glen Ross and gets it... "ABC: Always Be Closing"
Best sales call ever - (Vin D's part)
I was a telemarketer when this came out. They made me watch this 😂
Smart move
Me too. They got us to watch this during training.
"Dr Jacobs....sounds like a serial killer name, is that what you are? Don't ever call here again"
Hey man, you know this is bullshit!
@@52baldingindianjanitor72 you work for Harry right?
@@kennethtsang9543 Yeah, I just started
@@52baldingindianjanitor72 you were just fired
@@kennethtsang9543 :(
I might stand up from my desk at work tomorrow and yell, "RECO!!"
How did it go
"I NEED YOUR WHOLE c: DRIVE BACKED UP ON A FLOPPY!"
Said no tech guy ever.
Maybe is was a double density floppy disk. You know a whopping 2.8mb. I guess they didn't take into account the Win 95 needed 50mbish for the install. :)
Lmfao maybe at one point
I'm a doctor and run a busy clinic. There's no way in hell I'm going to take a phone call like this from some random broker. I already get 100 calls a day from people trying to sell me shit like pharma companies. Tired of that noise.
Brokers=Scams .They never let you sell your stocks and at the end you loose all of your money!
You will if the pharma rep is a hot 25 year old, and the pharma company will buy you a steak dinner with her.
@@TheeSamuelNelson haha that’s right! The pharma companies know how to reel docs in
1) build common ground among peers - other doctors are jumping at this stock 2) fear of loss - We don't need your business and fyi if you don't take it someone else will 3) leave room for future sales. 4) if their is an always silence shut up. Whoever speaks first loses. - excellent sales tactics that can be used for good or bad
I just started working in the collection department and this movie is almost true to life imitating art imitating life
On 3rd stage sounds very promising
Before there were wolf of Wall Street there were Boiler Room... legend
Before Boiler Room there was Glengarry Glen Ross
Glengarry is the best one
He treated that doctor like family.
The power of silence.
Underrated comment
Vin Diesel here, better than Fast n Furious.
I was thinking the same I really miss the charismatic Vin, he’s too seriously lately - even earlier Fast & Furious he was more charismatic
I miss this Vin Diesel
This doctor is an example of the proverb: "a fool and his money will always stay apart"
they play in jealousy of his colleagues and his greed.
Well when they are being manipulated by a sociopathic con man, its much easier to lose that money.
A fool and his money are only lucky enough to get together in the first place
And to think, I just clicked cuz the thumbnail showed vin desil with hair
Everyone here saying "it's really this easy" or "this is really realistic" and alluding to they themselves being experienced sales people, are outing themselves. That prospect would have hung up 10 seconds into Vin's "close."
Inspirational sales techniques 👌
He lives his life 2000 shares at a time
OH!...There he is. The Shaw of Iran.
One mistake in this BRILLIANT scene: don't call em Doctor
i used this same tactic to sell extra shit on computers to people calling in when i worked for Dell in the early 2000s. worked pretty well. "unfortunately Mr. Jacobson, we can only protect your new system for 4 years but now you're confident we've built something together here that will last you much longer." and that's how they accept the added-on 4yr warranty versus me trying to beg them for it.
I have been in sales more than I was in school. If you take away the fact that the stock doesn’t exist, he created a sense of urgency and was always positive about the product. Sure he did it in a sleazy way, but that foundation of sound positive, create a sense of urgency, and sounding confident about the product helps the customer purchase.
Also, what you wear exudes confidence in one’s approach as well. Dress well, sell well.
Yeah kind of like the car salesman who tells you the Memorial Day Sale ends on Monday to create a sense of urgency. Then after, you find they "held the sale over another week." That was planned from the start.
Partly correct, what this character did was what is done in most direct sales, and so called sales events. He appealed to his victims greed. The only reason he bought was believing he was doing so at an advantage over the market, and would see big gains as a result.
The same applies to people who accept a once only the sale deal, thinking they are getting a better price than others, their buying decision is mainly motivated by greed.
The doctor in the scene was simply working at the time of the call with no intention of buying shares, he needed a reason to buy, so his own greed was his downfall.
What's funny is that Benadryl is a common antihistamine, and that doctor should have known at the time it was already decades since it had been on the market. 🤣
"honestly Doc I don't have the time"
@brajamtho757 well.. Hes not a salesman. He's a stockbroker. Stockbrokers are manipulative asf. You think this is bad? You should watch Wolf Of Wall Street. World class shenanigans and out right fucked up.
@brajamtho757 it's a sales technique , creates urgency to buy . It's like saying , make up your mind because I have more buyers waiting the line . Their taking advantage and you're missing out .
@@bertincastillo156 Yes, it is a sales technique, but the difference is that it's a cold call, not one where the buyer has the initial interest. I'm not saying it doesn't happen, it just doesn't follow logically.
Vin Diesel's best acting performance.
Phone sales will forever have a special place in my heart
My dad always says that Vin is a bad actor. I always point to this movie in response. Dude was so good in this movie.
"he's my mother"
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I used to do this every day I love it !!! 😆
I've seen this a bunch of times. Why did I just barely notice he runs over the desk?
I wish I couldve been a part of this in the 80s and 90s. I was born too late.
So, you want to be in jail? That's where everyone involved in this Boiler Room would end up.
Bitcoin is still for sale.
Show your client a +3% return, and he'll trust you to watch his kids for the weekend
The best part is that the film just scratches the surface...
Kip Raines and Tumbler left Randal Raines gang. From boosting cars to shares.
Why is a Ford Mustang selling pennystocks to a doctor?
I sit here at my timeshare resale job looking for the "Italian leather chair" clip from this movie just for motivation
Dr. Jacobs isn’t a friend… he’s family.
Thanks Elina for this clip
The quality of Fast and Furious memes in these comments are gold
Done and done!
Classic scene!
Brilliant scene!
People become aware nowdays after watching those movies. Im personally cut them off, anyone calls me , i don't give him a chance to talk. If i want a product, i will look for it myself.
Always been my policy. I come to you, you don't come to me. That behavior is inherently predatory.
@@tsdobbi
That's also how b2b sales works these days
Vin Diesel did The Art of manipulation in a room full of testosterone.
over and over and over
“I live my life a fiscal quarter at a time”
Wow Frank Buffay Jr. is a great salesman there lol xD
Wow this guy showed supremacy over stock, shares ,trade ...etc...he bits the market , A guy that could do such in a movie must have an idea of trading
Yea men damn this guy did great in this movie , really made me want to go into trading my self ... Limitless
@@ahmedmeer6103 I think going into anything trade you will need to have an expert if you are not trained , it has losses too, this days we work smart not hard
What matters is getting yourself a good Trading company that knows how to make huge profits
That's correct, getting a good broker counts too
I suggest one good broker that makes you rich like me, Mr David Jones
Hey dope, personality is priceless.
“It’s about Family” - fast and furious in all 13 of them