a slur for foolish people — A hurtful slur; never use it about anyone.
What are you two retards doing?The Wolf of Wall Street · 2013 — 第 22 / 30 章 · 3'07" · B2
Bo Dietl calls to warn Jordan that his office and home phones are tapped, and orders him out of the house: "call me from a pay phone." The panic is real, but Jordan can barely stay upright on a fresh dose of Lemmons, so the warning lands on a man who can't even run.
Jordan is at home doing drugs with Donnie when Bo Dietl phones with an urgent warning: the FBI may have Jordan's phones tapped. Bo tells him to get out of the house and call back from a pay phone. Already high on Lemmons, Jordan can hardly stand, let alone drive - and the scene ends with him crawling.
注目の表現
working outpay phoneon the phonephones tapped
このシーンの表現
phones being monitored
The detective drops the key warning: the FBI agent has Jordan's office and home lines tapped.
They suspected their phones were tapped.
exercising
a public coin phone
using the telephone
hand over money
start driving
66 行のセリフに 25 件のメモ
a slur for foolish people — A hurtful slur; never use it about anyone.
What are you two retards doing?a public phone
and then call me from a pay phone.an exclamation of dismay — A casual curse of frustration; not for formal talk.
- Shit. - What'd he say?what is happening
I don't know what the fuck's going on.The s in fuck's runs straight into going, so they sound joined.
I don't know what the fuck's going on.is all well
- I gotta go! - Is everything okay, Jordan?the nearest one I found
The closest pay phone I could get to was at the Brookville Country Club.was arrested
My friends in Long Island told me he got picked up in some fucking shopping mall.accompanied by
- Yeah. - He was with Donnie.was meant to
He was supposed to deliver some money,be supposed to: Was supposed to marks what Brad was meant to do, which never happened.
He was supposed to deliver some money,phones being monitored
The detective drops the key warning: the FBI agent has Jordan's office and home lines tapped.
That guy Denham, that FBI agent guy, somebody told me he's got your phones tapped.attempt to pay off
You didn't try to bribe this fucking FBI agent, did you?tag question: The positive tag after a negative statement turns the line into a nervous check.
You didn't try to bribe this fucking FBI agent, did you?intoxicated — Slang for being on drugs; use it only among friends.
Are you fucking high?do not move
Jordan, do me a favor, stay where you are.Do me a reduces into a fast, weakly stressed blur.
Jordan, do me a favor, stay where you are.start driving
Knowing Jordan is high, the detective orders him not to drive and promises to send someone.
Don't get behind the wheel of the car.come and collect you
The detective refuses to let Jordan drive and sends Rocco to collect him.
I'm gonna send Rocco over to pick you up.Pick you links into one unit, with up barely stressed.
I'm gonna send Rocco over to pick you up.skip a stage
I mean, I had skipped the tingle phase and went straight to the drool phase.a completely new
These little bastards were so strong, I discovered a whole new phase.so ... that clause: So strong implies a that clause, meaning the pills were strong enough to reveal a new phase.
These little bastards were so strong, I discovered a whole new phase.a joking name for a stage — A joke built on a medical condition; offensive and best avoided.
The cerebral palsy phase.not an option
Okay, walking's out.On the surface this is a routine heads-up between two friends: Bo, an ex-cop turned private investigator, hears Jordan's phones are tapped and tells him to stop talking. Underneath, it's the first real crack in Jordan's world. He has spent the film outrunning consequences, and now the state is listening. The comedy of the scene - Jordan slurring, dropping into what he calls "the cerebral palsy phase," then deciding he can crawl like Skylar - sits right on top of genuine dread. Notice Bo's question: "You didn't try to bribe this fucking FBI agent, did you?" Jordan denies it, but the audience already knows his instinct is to fix everything with money. The warning is that his two greatest tools, charm and cash, are useless against a wiretap.
Don't talk on the motherfucking phone!Bo's blunt instruction: stop using the phone at all, because anything said on the line can be recorded and used against Jordan.
I mean, I had skipped the tingle phase and went straight to the drool phase.Jordan describes the Lemmons hit in stages - no gentle tingle, just instant loss of muscle control and drooling.
You didn't try to bribe this fucking FBI agent, did you?Bo checks whether Jordan made things worse by offering the FBI agent money; a bribe would turn an investigation into a guaranteed conviction.
These little bastards were so strong, I discovered a whole new phase.The Quaaludes are far stronger than expected, pushing Jordan into a drug reaction he has never felt before.
It was a real WASP stronghold, just a mile down the road from my house.Jordan notes the pay phone sat at the local country club - an old-money, white Protestant enclave - a world apart from the neighborhood he grew up in.
This is not a fucking joke, Jordan.Bo's way of saying the threat is deadly serious: this is no prank, and Jordan needs to move right now.
Bo has heard that FBI Agent Denham tapped Jordan's office and home phones. A landline call can be recorded and used in court, so Bo wants Jordan talking on a line the FBI isn't monitoring - hence the pay phone.
Bo says Brad, Jordan's friend, was picked up in a shopping mall on Long Island while he was supposed to deliver money with Donnie. That arrest is what pushes Bo to warn Jordan in the first place.
Jordan insists he didn't, and that he isn't that stupid. But Bo's question hangs in the air because bribing a federal agent would be the one move that guarantees serious prison time.
It's Jordan's joke name for the stage of the Lemmons high where his muscles lock up and he can't walk or stand. It explains why he can't get behind the wheel even though he urgently needs to leave.
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