Bloom: Eat your waffles, fat man.
Bloom: What was your childhood like?
Penelope Stamp: I make cameras out of watermelons.
Bloom: You don't understand what my brother does. He writes his cons the way dead Russians write novels, with thematic arcs and embedded symbolism and shit. And he wrote me as the vulnerable anti-hero. And that's why you think you want to kiss me. It's a con.
Bloom: Trying to get something real by telling yourself stories is a trap.
Bloom: Do you feel cheated?
Penelope Stamp: The trick to not feeling cheated is to learn how to cheat.
Ruby Stein: Michelangelo's old man considered art a profession of social disgrace. A lot of his art is a projection of his own emotional pain at home.
Peter: I love the way this country smells. I'll never forget it. It's kind of spicy.
Peter: Those Germans are bothering me.
Archaleta: Justice is what keeps us safe as a society. Ordered law.
Travis: Justice is what starts wars. And eye for and eye for an eye. It takes a turning of the cheek for this species to evolve.
Archaleta: Ah, so you're the one who knows what it's going to take for this society to evolve.
Travis: I'm just regurgitating what people have been saying for a long time.
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