Money Quote by F. Scott Fitzgerald

“I thought about how this banknote had witnessed a moment of each one of those people’s lives. Maybe it had been at the scene…

— Fuminori Nakamura

“The truth is, money silently rips people apart. It’s never spoken of in public, but it’s strongly understood.”

— Jenna Woginrich

“But they had a money value: they represented a cash profit to others. They must have sensed that--sensed that they were worth something.”

— Margaret Atwood

“And when we are both satisfied and breathing heavily, Cash lays his forehead against mine and whispers, “Home.” I think to myself that this…

— M. Leighton

“Wealth to me is knowing due to my actions a stranger's family is fed.”

— Marion Bekoe

“Everything hinged on money,”

— Edna O'Brien

“For better or worse, we live in a world where money can be acquired simply by attracting attention and by making promises.”

— Jonathan Slack

“Did you not hear me? The money is meaningless. The well's true treasure is in the desires, dreams, and wishes poured into those coins.…

— Jake Wyatt

“Money is flowing past you all the time like an invisible breeze. The trick is to get some to slide into your pockets and…

— Jarod Kintz

“Although I’m seldom aware enough to see it, the greater cost regarding that which I possess was not what I paid for it, but…

— Craig D. Lounsbrough

“They had managed to convert their wealth, which had originally been in the form of factories or stores or other demanding enterprises, into a…

— Kurt Vonnegut

“More fortunes in money and in the material things of life have been lost by those who hesitated out of fear than by those…

— H. Spencer Lewis