Why are the jobs that pay well always so boring?
When you’re on a job, you never answer to a cry for help. It’s a f***ing cliché. That’s the worm that covers the hook.[to Edward]
When this job get easy, then it’s time to get worried.[to Pam]
We bring our education to the job, not our baggage.[to Trinity]
Unless you’re willing to tell me everything, I cannot accept this assignment.[Dwight Schrute]Okay, forget it.[Michael Scott]Okay, I accept it.[Dwight Schrute]
Maybe I should name a successor.[Jackie Aprile Sr.]This day and age? Who wants the f***ing job?[Tony Soprano]
There’s no way… I can dissuade you from your task, I suppose? I have a great deal of money.[Marcus Tullius Cicero]No, sorry. Normally, I’d be tempted, but you’re far too important. Imagine the fuss, I get back and I haven’t done my job.[Titus Pullo]
There’s no trick to how we operate. We just turn up and ask questions.[to Carl Oakden]
The great thing about owning a club is that all the things that made you look like a loser before are now part of your job.
Thanks, Blaire. Now he’s going to have to grow a mustache.[Ted]Oh, that’s going to limit my career choices.[John Bennett]Yeah, he’s going to have to be a cop or a fireman.[Ted]Oh, those are dangerous jobs.[John Bennett]
Sometimes the truth isn’t enough. But if you let that stop you… I think you aren’t doing your job.
Please, please don’t judge me. I am so ashamed of this job.[Ingrid Kannerman]Oh, my God, Ingrid. Are you doing sex work?[Nathan Brown]What? No. God. Sex work isn’t shameful. I’m in retail.[Ingrid Kannerman]