War Dogs

David: "Sorry, kind of an emergency."
Efraim: "Sorry. Don't worry I have to go first, I'm American."

"They call guys like us War Dogs, bottom feeders who make money off of war without every stepping foot on the battle field. It was meant to be derogatory, but we kind of liked it."
[voice over]

"I have a big idea."

"Now to the question that has no clear answer. How did two twenty-something young men land a 300 million dollar Pentagon contract?"
[CNN News Anchor]

Army Guy #1: "Frankly we're a tad concerned with your performance history against a deal of this size."
Army Guy #2: "But after meeting you two face-to-face we feel like we're in good hands on this one."
David Packouz: "We won't let you down... sirs."
Army Guy #1: "Not to mention your, 'It was far too attractive for us to pass up'."
Efraim Diveroli: "What did you mean by that, exactly?"
Army Guy #2: "It means you boys low-balled the entire industry."
Efraim Diveroli: "Yeah, uhm, by how much?"
Army Guy #1: "You guys came in 53 million dollars than the nearest competition."
Efraim Diveroli: "Oh... okay."

Efraim: "I think you should come work for me."
David: "I'm against this war."
Efraim: "This isn't about being pro-war. This is about being pro-money."

"My name is David Packouz. I'm twenty-two years old and I'm an international arms dealer. Six months ago I was a message therapist in Miami Beach... and now here I was with my best friend from junior high."
[voice over]