I bet a guy at a bar 50 bucks that I was more dysfunctional than he was. He raped me. So I tipped him. I'm very competitive.

A man who bets on greed and dishonesty won’t be wrong too often.

I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse.

I'll risk everything together with you.

Let him leave his home town and try to invade the United States and beat Bernard Hopkins, a great champion, a legend.

I’ll take your bet,” he said grimly. “I’m going to win it. And in three months, I’m going to put this back on your finger, and take you to bed, and do things to you that are outlawed in the civilized world.

Life rewards courage.

The person who is brave enough to bet on something or someone—as long as they avoid irreversible mistakes like running out of cash or going to jail—is in a position to win.

In man's struggle against the world, bet on the world.

What if I slip him some money, think he’ll go away?

Now he is certainly sailing above, he on whom my wishes hang, and in whose hand I should like to lay my life's happiness. I will dare everything to win him and an immortal soul.

I'm ready to take the blame for all the problems of English football if that is what he wants.

I'm going to build a great, big, and beautiful wall. I'm going to make Rick Riordan pay for it. Those stupid dorki-gods will pay.

They're gonna get a Super Bowl out of me, believe that.

If you [Vollard] should ever happen to find that picture ['Milliners's workshop'] by Edgar Degas ] I know an American who will pay any price for it.