"Profit" (1996) 8.7

advertisement Jim Profit: When the smoke clears, and you get right down to it, only three things really matter: your faith, your fortitude, and your family. Good night. [Profit holds up a syringe] Bobbi Stokowski: I have diabetes. Jim Profit: Then you shouldn't shoot heroin. Jim Profit: [Voice over] Anyone who thinks controlling people is a science is dead wrong. [Spoken] Jim Profit: It's an art. Jim Profit: If you want someone to love you, open your heart. If you want someone to be obsessed with you, close it. Charles Henry "Chaz" Gracen: Right after old Douggie had his little mid life crisis, chucked his company and joined a monastary... had to take one last shot at me before shaving his head donning his robes... Nothing like a monk with a grudge. Jim Profit: [voice-over] We must welcome adversity and embrace struggle. And no matter what we get from life, never give less than 100%. Of course at the end of every battle-weary day, we fold ourselves into peaceful darkness and find comfort in those gentle words - [spoken] Jim Profit: good night. Jim Profit: [speaking to Gail] Gail, the key to getting where you want to go is the choices you make. Jim Profit: [voice-over] When a crisis hits, the key is, never be afraid to improvise. Gail Koner: I thought revenge would feel good and I'm sure that he deserves whatever he gets, but it doesn't feel right. Jim Profit: 'Course it doesn't, Gail. Revenge is pointless. It's a tool for the weak. And you're not weak. [looks over at the box containing Dr. Batewell] Jim Profit: Not any more. Jim Profit: [voice-over] The key to real success is to take all your fears and put them in a box and lock them away. Of course not every evil can be tied up in a neat little package. But that's the challenge - to face our own personal darkness and to put our demons where they can't hurt us any more, to do what we can to make the world [spoken] Jim Profit: a better place. Charles Henry "Chaz" Gracen: Gee is that all? I mean, after this comes out, I might still be able to get a job... wearing a hair net and asking "Would you like fries with that?" Charles Henry "Chaz" Gracen: I can imagine a holocaust of lawsuits and debt. I can imagine being eaten alive by bottom-feeding cannibals. I can even imagine prison. Charles Henry "Chaz" Gracen: The day he gets hit by a bus, I believe in God again.