>/biz/, the movie character
Nice meme I saw that movie too.
>>1011171
That movie was fucking great.
>>1011171
That was an amazing movie. And yes, I think the randfags here fit that character quite well.
>>1011171
>/biz/
>Murderer
>Highly successful
>>1011219
He was a mildly autistic, creepy "sociopath" with no sense of ethics. It's literally /biz/ personified.
>>1011230
He had no "passions" unless you consider money a passion.
Watch the movie again
Movie was 7/10
Was too predictable and dumb sometimes, like when he films his partner dying.
But yeah this is definitely /biz/.
NEET, kissless aspie virgin, self educated and entrepreneurial. Just needs more robin hood and bitcoin.
>>1011171
I don't get why people think Creepy Gyllenhal is some sort of role model.
In the film people couldn't tell him to fuck off because he had them entrapped in a way that they needed him, but in real life people will tell you to fuck off even if it isn't good business sense. Haven't you heard of stories where people fire perfectly fine workers because they don't socialize with co-workers? It would be that times a million with this guy.
>>1011255
>I don't get why people think Creepy Gyllenhal is some sort of role model.
The same reason why people here think Shrkeli is a role model
They share similar values (or lack there of)
People IRL have told me that I remind them of this "Nightcrawler" character.
I haven't seen the movie.
Not sure how to feel desu.
Time to make some money.
>>1011232
He had a passion for recognition, personal branding, and success.
Watch the movie again.
The scene where he negotiates a higher wage for his employee made me laugh so hard
>>1011171
And dresses like /fa/ to boot
>>1011539
Congratulations on being a murderous psychopath that uses people until they're no longer useful.
>>1011849
Thanks
Apparently my coworkers think I'm a murderous psychopath.
Not sure how to feel 2bh
>>1011905
>not sure how to feel
>implying you can feel
