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What is Money talks, bullshit walks?
That says when problems are solved only by giving out lots of money but being clueless otherwise, bullshit happens.
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Money talks, bullshit walks - video
Money talks, bullshit walks - what is it?
Everyone has a price, this saying just illustrates such a fact.
Guy: Wanna fuck?
Hot chick: No
Guy: For 2 grand?
Hot chick: alright, money talks, bullshit walks
What does "Money talks, bullshit walks" mean?
Money is what we receive for investing energy (work). Bullshit costs nothing, though it might sound good, but has no real concern. At the end of the day, it's investment of energy that really accomplishes things- or REALLY TALKS. Bullshitters make themselves sound good, and then walk on.
Money Talks; Bullshit Walks -Good politicians are those that provide the infrastructure to make something work that really achieve results. those that just talk the talk about various issues, all too often to make themselves sound good without achieving anything.
Money talks, bullshit walks - what does it mean?
When business needs to get done, talk all you want, but cash money is what makes things happen.
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Money Talks, Bullshit Walks, pay the price, or walk it twice.
Money talks, bullshit walks - meaning
Means that cheap talk will get you nowhere, while money will
persuade people to do as you like.
Money talks, bullshit walks, that is how life goes.
Money talks, bullshit walks - definition
The well-off aren't accountable for their actions in society. You can get away with murder as long as you grease the right palms.
"Weren't they covered by our insurance policy?"
"Yeah, that doesn't mean we're paying out."
"They're gonna sue the pants off us. It could turn into an ugly class-action."
"No problem. Money talks, bullshit walks. At the end of the day we'll pay less to make it go away in court."