The Wolf of Wall Street · 2013 — 第 2 / 30 章 · 5'01" · B2

Jordan's First Lunch with Mark Hanna, Explained:put meat on the table

Jordan's first day on Wall Street comes with a lunch he never forgets. Mark Hanna orders martinis on a precise schedule and explains how the business really works: 'Your only responsibility is to put meat on the table.' On the surface it is mentoring; underneath, it is a ritual that turns a new broker into a predator.

あらすじ

On Jordan Belfort's first day at the brokerage, his boss Mark Hanna takes him to lunch and orders a steady stream of martinis. Over drinks, Hanna lays out what the job really is: sign up clients, earn commissions, and treat the market as a game. He offers his own two keys to success, and neither has much to do with finance.

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このシーンの表現

put meat on the table

earn money and deliver

When Jordan praises the clients, Hanna cuts in: the only duty is to put meat on the table.

Whatever the title says, my real job is to put meat on the table.

このシーンの他の表現

  • fugazi

    a fake, a sham

  • feed the geese

    relieve yourself to stay sharp

  • jerk off

    masturbate

  • keep you sharp

    keep your mind alert

このシーンのメモ一覧

121 行のセリフに 26 件のメモ

表現 · B1what can I bring you

what may I bring you

Mr. Hanna, what can I bring for you on this glorious afternoon?
表現 · A2every five minutes

at five-minute intervals

Then two more after that every five minutes until one of us passes the fuck out.
発音passes the

The reduces to a quick thuh before the next word.

Then two more after that every five minutes until one of us passes the fuck out.
発音would you

Would you links into something like woul-ja.

How the fuck else would you do this job?
表現 · B2be excited to be part of something

glad to join

Well, I got to say, I'm incredibly excited to be a part of your firm. I mean...
表現 · B2put meat on the table

earn money and deliver

When Jordan praises the clients, Hanna cuts in: the only duty is to put meat on the table.

Your only responsibility is to put meat on the table.
表現 · A2at the same time

simultaneously

But if you make your clients money at the same time, it's advantageous to everyone. Correct?
文法 · B2if a stock is gonna go up

noun clause: The if-clause is the object of knows: what nobody can predict.

Nobody knows if a stock is gonna go up, down, sideways, or in fucking circles.
スラング · B2fugazi

a fake — Casual slang for cheap fakes; avoid in formal speech.

It's all a fugazi. You know what a fugazi is?
文法 · B2who bought stock at 8

relative clause: The who-clause tells us which client: the one who bought at eight.

So if you got a client who bought stock at 8
表現 · B2cash in something

convert to cash

He wants to cash in, liquidate, take his fucking money and run home.
表現 · B2on paper

in theory or on record

Meanwhile, he thinks he's getting shit rich, which he is, on paper.
表現 · B2cold hard cash

real money

we're taking home cold hard cash via commission, motherfucker.
スラング · B2motherfucker

an extremely rude address — Extremely crude; only in rage or bluster.

we're taking home cold hard cash via commission, motherfucker.
表現 · B2the key to success

the secret to success

There's two keys to success in the broker business.
スラング · B2jerk off

masturbate — Vulgar and private; never in polite company.

Do you jerk off?
表現 · B2rookie numbers

amateur figures

Those are rookie numbers in this racket.
スラング · B1rookie

a beginner — Common in sports and work talk; calling someone it can sting.

Those are rookie numbers in this racket.
表現 · B1deal with something

handle or work with

Think about it. You're dealing with numbers.
表現 · B2wig someone out

freaks someone out

It kind of wigs some people out.
表現 · C1feed the geese

relieve yourself to stay sharp

Hanna uses feeding the geese as a crude metaphor for relieving yourself to stay sharp.

You got to feed the geese to keep the blood flowing.
表現 · B2below the belt

below the waist

I keep the rhythm below the belt.
文法 · B2If you don't, you will

conditional: If you don't omits the known action; the main clause gives the result.

If you don't, you will fall out of balance,
表現 · B1in the long run

over time

I'm in it for the long run, you know?
表現 · B2keep someone sharp

keep your mind alert

Hanna holds up cocaine as the second key, claiming it keeps the mind sharp and the fingers fast.

It'll keep you sharp between the ears.
発音name of the

Name of the runs together, with of reduced.

The name of the game.

「Jordan's First Lunch with Mark Hanna」を読み解く

What's really going on

The lunch is not really about food; it is an initiation. Hanna is charming, calm, and completely cynical, and he sells Jordan a worldview in which the client exists to be used. 'Your only responsibility is to put meat on the table,' he says, which sounds like a work ethic until you notice whose table he means. The other line he keeps circling — that nobody, not even Warren Buffett, knows where a stock is going — is his license for the whole trade. If prediction is impossible, then selling certainty is just showmanship, and the broker's real job is to move money from the client's pocket into his own. Jordan laughs along, but he is already taking notes.

Theme

MoneyHanna defines the job as moving money from the client's pocket into the broker's, and Jordan absorbs it.
CorruptionThe mentor turns a young broker toward cynicism, drugs, and treating clients as marks rather than people.

このチャプターで学べること

  • Hanna sells vice as professional upkeep, straight-faced.
  • The lunch is a job interview that doubles as a confession.
  • Fugazi names the emptiness behind the market's numbers.
  • Advice here is really an order dressed as a tip.

発音のポイント

  • passes the — The reduces to a quick thuh before the next word.
  • would you — Would you links into something like woul-ja.
  • name of the — Name of the runs together, with of reduced.
Nobody knows if a stock is gonna go up, down, sideways, or in fucking circles.

Hanna's core lesson: prediction is impossible, so a broker's authority comes from confidence, not knowledge.

Your only responsibility is to put meat on the table.

A blunt job description aimed at the new hire: forget ethics, produce commissions.

This is not a tip, this is a prescription.

Hanna frames his advice about drugs and habits as medical fact, not opinion.

Move the money from your client's pocket into your pocket.

The business stated in one line: the broker's gain is the client's loss.

このシーンについての質問

Why does Mark Hanna take Jordan to lunch on his first day?

It is an initiation. Hanna orders a schedule of martinis and uses the meal to sell Jordan a worldview: clients are marks, prediction is impossible, and the only real job is commissions.

Why does Hanna say nobody can predict a stock?

He argues that even Warren Buffett cannot know where a stock will go. That is his license for the whole business: if prediction is impossible, a broker is selling confidence rather than knowledge.

Why does Hanna tell Jordan that clients don't matter?

In his view a client is just a source of commissions. He tells Jordan his only responsibility is to put meat on the table, meaning produce money for himself rather than serve the client.

What does fugazi mean here?

It is Hanna's slang for something fake or made up. He uses it to say the whole idea of a predictable market is an illusion with nothing behind it.

Does Jordan follow Hanna's advice later in the film?

He treats the lunch as a blueprint. The cynicism and the habits Hanna models here shape how Jordan builds his own firm and its culture.

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