yeah i forgot how this scene ended and expected turtle to walk out and then see Ari feeling a little bad about how hard he was on him. I didn't expect it to end with him saying "come back to me when you can prove it"
Ari’s value: 1. 5 minutes of advice is considered a birthday gift. 2. He makes sure there is no conflict between Turtle and Vince. 3. Never asks what the idea is. This is a great clip
IT was great that Ari was a bombarding him with all those questions, it was a test to open Turtle's eyes and realize it's far more challenging that he thought. But then when Ari becomes sincere sitting down with Turtle, in a fatherly nature, that was also very helpful.
Ari obviously cared a lot about Turtle to even give him this hard lesson. Then later next season Turtle does come back when he can prove it (the Avion Tequila thing) but he quickly met Mark Cuban instead.
Ari was an excellent character even if it was just fictional. Honestly sometimes if I need a kick in the ass I’ll turn on some old Ari Gold moments. Ultimate motivator!
Ari would never step away from a meeting and take 5 minutes to educate someone about how to build a business unless he genuinely cares for that person. He knows turtle is a solid guy and of course there’s also that he’s one of his biggest clients best friend but he actually likes turtle, Ari knows turtle would lay on train tracks for Vince and Ari respects that, that’s why he speaks to turtle like a real person trying to seek advice and even offers to help him if turtle can prove he can do it.
Exactly. That's why he asked if he and Vince had a fight because he was surprised to hear Turtle trying to branch out with his own business. Ari gave him some truth and never once blew him off and even left an open invite for when Turtle got his plan together.
01:40 - 0:153 One of the rare moments where Ari isn't making fun of Loyd, but putting him on a pedestal of respect, making a positive example of him. It's awesome to watch given Loyd is a sensitive guy that works very diligently and deals with a lot.
Ari knew how much potential Lloyd had and the only reason he may have been reluctant to make him an agent was because Lloyd was so outstanding as Ari's assistant and he didn't want to lose him as such. He later gets Jake and ends up liking him too.
That is actually really good business advice at 1:58 "can you execute it. do you have a business plan. what do you need? office space? insurance? how many employees? what do you project to earn? what do you need to break even? at what point can your investors see some profit?"
Very practical questions and Ari was a good friend for asking Turtle those questions. He never once blew him off he even gave him a genuine invite to come back when he gets his ducks in a row.
Entourage gets looked down as low brow entertainment when it actually had well written scenes with real heart. Watching how crafted and put together this scene really shows more depth in the characters and their growth. Ari spoke real truth that Turtle needed to hear. Great scene and one that the youth can learn from.
Entourage had about3 great seasons in it. The problem was like most other TV shows they dragged it out as long as possible and the majority of it was not good.
I always found it interesting that Ari initial advice to Turtle was just to enjoy his luck and role in Vince's life. I've always seen the "come back to me when you can prove it" as a vote of confidence.
he could of told him that and sent him on his way he was testing just how badly and how serious turtle .seeing as how he interrupted aries business to talk to him about business .i forgot which actor it was but i remember years ago reading about and interview with and established actor who was asked .what does he tell aspiring actors who come to him for advice .he responds by telling them don't be and actor .its reverse psychology the ones who are really series will just ignore him and use his words as motivation to pursue being and actor in the business .the ones who arent so serious will take his words seriously i feel like this is what ari did for turtle and it paid off in his favor
@@leejee88matt Damon his point of view is that if him simply telling you NOT to do it is enough to dissuade you from acting, you don't have what it takes to succeed in Hollywood
Great scene. Great lesson for everyone. Ari is right on point here. People that doesn't have money and want to start something with only a simple idea should really watch this, re-watch it & watch it again. Learn from it. I love it even at the end, Ari still was harshly-nice enough to push Turtle to his first step "Come back to me when you can prove it" Great acting from Ari in this scene.
Exactly. He knows that Drama and Eric (while both enjoying the success of Vince) actually did their own things and while Turtle tried to promote a rapper (which fell flat) he never really did anything on his own. Ari liked him and needed to give it to him straight.
Ari is a classic character! This is one of his best scenes. The audience is allowed inside his mind and heart to see how he thinks and feels. Truly! The bravado is hilarious but the moments where he drops his guard are the most touching. He deeply cares about those in his life and is relentless to show that affection. Golden age of television for HBO: Tony Soprano ran Jersey, Ari Gold ran Hollywood.
Turtle may been as a loser but I respect the fact that he realized he was a loser and decided to better himself. At the end of the day, he became a millionaire.
slidejones The only reason he became a millionaire was because Vince wiped his butt and didn't sell his shares. If Turtle had done it 100% on his own, he'd be delivering pizzas.
Turtle had the best arc of the show. Started off as a loyal loser with no respect for himself or others. He started working, tried different things, guy a degree, struggled, fell on his ass, and came out a millionaire. In season one, Turtle hit on the airline stewardess' with crude jokes. In his last scene in the show, he shakes hands with the airline stewardess, greeting as mature equals, before boarding. He grew up, but his loyalty never wavered
The fact that Ari leaves his meeting to attend to Turtle because he thinks it's for Vince but when he realizes it isn't he's automatically back in the meeting lmao
Great scene showcasing Ari and his real brilliance and taking a Moment of genuine care to impart his education to Turtle..no ball breaking..just a genuine breakdown of how the real world works after making the car comment in the beginning
Due to all the unveiling of the D-baggery that is Hollywood in the 10 years or so. This show has really aged poorly. People on both sides of the political isle have cause to despise the characters in this show. That said, I like many others loved this show during its original run. However, this entire Turtle arch was out of touch and poorly written. I do believe they where trying to make Turtle the every man of the group, but instead he came across as petty and entitled. All the things Ari mentioned here are true. Turtle had no plan, no concept of a day to day grind work ethic, only a sense of inadequacy among his peers for inspiration. However, unlike young and new entrepreneurs Turtle had no life stress. Turtle was living in a mansion rent free, he did not have to pay for auto insurance, internet bills, groceries or any other life expenses. Above else he had a massive safety net in the case of failure, something 95% of entrepreneurs do not have. I hated this arch and while Turtle was never my favorite character. I never disliked him either, during this arch I despised his character.
What makes Ari Gold so unique, in my opinion, is that he's got a solid ego and is definitely a narcissist, but his character somehow has found the balance between his narcissistic traits and him trying to genuinely be a good man.
Jeremy Piven captured the spirit of Ari Emanuel amazingly. There should be a spinoff show based on Ari Gold. All that Doug Ellin would need to do is write more about the professional life of Ari Emanuel as the emphasis, and again use Ari Gold in the show as the lead character
disregarding every other thing brilliant about this scene, can we talk about how he propped up Lloyd to make his point and didn't even insult him once while doing it? He even referred to him as "this man" and then dismisses him with a not unaffectionate pat on the back
This clip is underrated but it really shows how simple the formula is. The only hard part where most folks have failed is applying it. In this entire show, the only person working the hardest out of everyone was Ari. Not even Eric or Vince could keep up.
He did. In this same season he lets go of Drama as a client just so Lloyd can take him on as a client because he knows Lloyd would be able to give Drama way more attention and focus on his career whereas Ari has tons of clients and doesn't care yet he would've lost money by letting Drama go. Ari didn't care about the money because he saw Drama as a friend first, and he even tells him that.
I miss this show so much. My late teens and early twenties was consumed by it. Ari made it what it was. He was a dick, but he had a big heart. He just was a tough love typa guy lol.
Ari obviously genuinely cared about and mentored all 4 of the guys. He tells E during season 6 how proud of him he was for not taking no for an answer when defending his client, Charlie. He willingly lets Drama go with Lloyd instead of selfishly keeping Drama just for the small commission, he tried to help Turtle here, and he also went to bat for Vince tons of times. Ari is very loyal to people he cares about.
“Come back to me when you can prove it”…. The gift wasn’t just the 5 minutes of his time, but the promise that he’d listen when he decided it was time to come back. Ari, proved that those 5 minutes were priceless….
I fucking LOVE that scene.. Everyone in the world can take a lesson from that awesome, fucking brilliant speech!! Ari Gold rules with an iron fist :p And the tough love ends when it _really_ needs to :) Inspirational is probably a better word :)
Ari Gold has to be one of the funniest characters ever written in TV and Movie history. I've never laughed so much while watching something in my life. Jeremy Piven was perfect. Literally fit like Steve Carell as Michael Scott. Or Rainn Wilson as Dwight. Bryan Cranston as Walter White. I could go on and on but those are examples that first come to mind when I think of characters that no other actors could have played.
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"I can pull this off Ari."
"Come back to me when you can prove it!"
INSTANT CLASSIC
Ari is Golden in this scene. He even shares his true feelings about Lloyd.
yeah i forgot how this scene ended and expected turtle to walk out and then see Ari feeling a little bad about how hard he was on him. I didn't expect it to end with him saying "come back to me when you can prove it"
Ari Gold is like that hard ass teacher you hated, but later on you realized, he actually made you improve
Couldn't agree more. The high standards suck at the time but it is all worth it
@@MrGrenade121 High standards sometime are easy if your parents can give you a ladder (ARI had a rich wife, she bank rolled his company)
@@sweetcarbine doesn't matter, ari gold worked his way up and executed
@@Levelstothis23 i thought his rich wife bankrolled his company
thats what i love about him in a business fueled by emotions he's rational objective has a foot in the real world
Ari’s value:
1. 5 minutes of advice is considered a birthday gift.
2. He makes sure there is no conflict between Turtle and Vince.
3. Never asks what the idea is.
This is a great clip
Ari is such a big shot that 5 minutes of his time is an appreciated birthday gift lol
5280z007 and dude only got like 2 anyways
IT was great that Ari was a bombarding him with all those questions, it was a test to open Turtle's eyes and realize it's far more challenging that he thought. But then when Ari becomes sincere sitting down with Turtle, in a fatherly nature, that was also very helpful.
Ari obviously cared a lot about Turtle to even give him this hard lesson. Then later next season Turtle does come back when he can prove it (the Avion Tequila thing) but he quickly met Mark Cuban instead.
5mins with Ari giving you advice is worth a lot
Ya i mean in real life it is no joke getting a meeting with a C level person from a company of this size.
Ari not even asking what the business idea was is brilliant. Everyone has an idea. But don't bore me with it until you can present it to me properly.
This was an excellent comment. Very true
Ari was an excellent character even if it was just fictional. Honestly sometimes if I need a kick in the ass I’ll turn on some old Ari Gold moments. Ultimate motivator!
@@thepalatrpro me too
No ones going to present u guys a business idea lol, don’t worry
Learning how to “block and tackle” is essential
Ari would never step away from a meeting and take 5 minutes to educate someone about how to build a business unless he genuinely cares for that person. He knows turtle is a solid guy and of course there’s also that he’s one of his biggest clients best friend but he actually likes turtle, Ari knows turtle would lay on train tracks for Vince and Ari respects that, that’s why he speaks to turtle like a real person trying to seek advice and even offers to help him if turtle can prove he can do it.
Exactly. That's why he asked if he and Vince had a fight because he was surprised to hear Turtle trying to branch out with his own business. Ari gave him some truth and never once blew him off and even left an open invite for when Turtle got his plan together.
u are a great man sir, u understand what is happening
01:40 - 0:153 One of the rare moments where Ari isn't making fun of Loyd, but putting him on a pedestal of respect, making a positive example of him. It's awesome to watch given Loyd is a sensitive guy that works very diligently and deals with a lot.
There’s real love between them too
Ari knew how much potential Lloyd had and the only reason he may have been reluctant to make him an agent was because Lloyd was so outstanding as Ari's assistant and he didn't want to lose him as such. He later gets Jake and ends up liking him too.
That is actually really good business advice at 1:58
"can you execute it. do you have a business plan. what do you need? office space? insurance? how many employees? what do you project to earn? what do you need to break even? at what point can your investors see some profit?"
Yep. A business plan is the huge thing.
I would like to see his business plan.
Lissy London yup tht was very direct and informative
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Very practical questions and Ari was a good friend for asking Turtle those questions. He never once blew him off he even gave him a genuine invite to come back when he gets his ducks in a row.
Entourage gets looked down as low brow entertainment when it actually had well written scenes with real heart. Watching how crafted and put together this scene really shows more depth in the characters and their growth. Ari spoke real truth that Turtle needed to hear. Great scene and one that the youth can learn from.
The series comes off as one big party but it actually is very deep at times and explores themes of friendship and brotherhood and loyalty.
Entourage had about3 great seasons in it. The problem was like most other TV shows they dragged it out as long as possible and the majority of it was not good.
I always found it interesting that Ari initial advice to Turtle was just to enjoy his luck and role in Vince's life. I've always seen the "come back to me when you can prove it" as a vote of confidence.
he could of told him that and sent him on his way he was testing just how badly and how serious turtle .seeing as how he interrupted aries business to talk to him about business .i forgot which actor it was but i remember years ago reading about and interview with and established actor who was asked .what does he tell aspiring actors who come to him for advice .he responds by telling them don't be and actor .its reverse psychology the ones who are really series will just ignore him and use his words as motivation to pursue being and actor in the business .the ones who arent so serious will take his words seriously i feel like this is what ari did for turtle and it paid off in his favor
Actually he was fishing to see Turtles motives, how genuine he was being.
Ari was being a true friend because he cared about Turtle and obviously Ari has a soft spot for all the guys.
@@leejee88matt Damon his point of view is that if him simply telling you NOT to do it is enough to dissuade you from acting, you don't have what it takes to succeed in Hollywood
Turtle asked for 5 minutes. Ari delivered in 2 minutes and 10 seconds.
Ari gave turtle the best advice ever. Ideas are great but implementing them is a whole other monster. When you have that then you are ready.
Great scene. Great lesson for everyone. Ari is right on point here. People that doesn't have money and want to start something with only a simple idea should really watch this, re-watch it & watch it again. Learn from it.
I love it even at the end, Ari still was harshly-nice enough to push Turtle to his first step
"Come back to me when you can prove it" Great acting from Ari in this scene.
only stupid thinks you just need an idea to start a buisness
Exactly. He knows that Drama and Eric (while both enjoying the success of Vince) actually did their own things and while Turtle tried to promote a rapper (which fell flat) he never really did anything on his own. Ari liked him and needed to give it to him straight.
He was preaching about life... giving great advice. Thanks Ari
Ari is a classic character! This is one of his best scenes. The audience is allowed inside his mind and heart to see how he thinks and feels. Truly! The bravado is hilarious but the moments where he drops his guard are the most touching. He deeply cares about those in his life and is relentless to show that affection. Golden age of television for HBO: Tony Soprano ran Jersey, Ari Gold ran Hollywood.
ursdj17 barksdale ran Baltimore, al swearengen ran deadwood
Brother Justin ran California and Ben Hawkins ran Oklahoma. The Fisher family ran the funeral home. HBO is amazing.
@@scorcesetrackingshot8136 what’s the best show of them all in your opinion?
I usually try not to wean off of TV series for life advice but this exchange right here helped put a lot of things in perspective for me.
"Hello Mr...Turtle"---love it.
that made me laugh too lol
Turtle may been as a loser but I respect the fact that he realized he was a loser and decided to better himself. At the end of the day, he became a millionaire.
slidejones: Good for him, I'm glad that he
pulled himself up outta the well and
progressed.
You do realize this is not real life
slidejones The only reason he became a millionaire was because Vince wiped his butt and didn't sell his shares. If Turtle had done it 100% on his own, he'd be delivering pizzas.
at the end of the day, Vince made him a millionaire.
Ari started from the bottom Turtle little road of Vince's Coat Tails and Vince also funded all of his ideas.
Ari, pat on Lloyd's back made Lloyd's entire life 😂😂 Such a great scene. Jeremy Piven does great monologues and has great physicality while speaking
I always saw that pat as Ari telling Lloyd to get out of his office.
Did you tell them about ur hat collection? Lmfao
Yeah he’s a real loser
in all seriousness turtles sneaker collection is most likely worth thousands
BlockNewb
Those 1/1 Fukijamas Vince bought him were $20k.
That was by far one of the most inspirational and moving speeches by Mr. Gold
This is required watching basically for every optimistic, bright-eyed, innocent entrepreneur.
Best scene of the show. Speaks to values, morality and ambition.
Turtle had the best arc of the show. Started off as a loyal loser with no respect for himself or others. He started working, tried different things, guy a degree, struggled, fell on his ass, and came out a millionaire. In season one, Turtle hit on the airline stewardess' with crude jokes. In his last scene in the show, he shakes hands with the airline stewardess, greeting as mature equals, before boarding. He grew up, but his loyalty never wavered
Dunno if 'the best'. lol
I love this scene because Ari actually shows Lloyd some respect. It’s also hilarious when he berates him but this was special, Acknowledgement 👍🏻
Ari loves Lloyd and needs Lloyd.
at least turtle realized that he got what he asked for. ari does a good job of asking questions too. very efficient scene.
Everyone needs a tough-love but fair financial adviser like Ari.
Even if it is a Jewish stereotype.
Fair Jewish finance person?
Very narrow way of seeing things
The fact that Ari leaves his meeting to attend to Turtle because he thinks it's for Vince but when he realizes it isn't he's automatically back in the meeting lmao
Great scene showcasing Ari and his real brilliance and taking a Moment of genuine care to impart his education to Turtle..no ball breaking..just a genuine breakdown of how the real world works after making the car comment in the beginning
This should be played by professors for new students looking to be entrepreneurs. Sound advice here.
Exactly
Due to all the unveiling of the D-baggery that is Hollywood in the 10 years or so. This show has really aged poorly. People on both sides of the political isle have cause to despise the characters in this show. That said, I like many others loved this show during its original run. However, this entire Turtle arch was out of touch and poorly written.
I do believe they where trying to make Turtle the every man of the group, but instead he came across as petty and entitled. All the things Ari mentioned here are true. Turtle had no plan, no concept of a day to day grind work ethic, only a sense of inadequacy among his peers for inspiration. However, unlike young and new entrepreneurs Turtle had no life stress. Turtle was living in a mansion rent free, he did not have to pay for auto insurance, internet bills, groceries or any other life expenses. Above else he had a massive safety net in the case of failure, something 95% of entrepreneurs do not have. I hated this arch and while Turtle was never my favorite character. I never disliked him either, during this arch I despised his character.
This is the best business advice ever. Clear, direct, and succinct.
Ari complemented Lloyd here. That's a rare sight.
What makes Ari Gold so unique, in my opinion, is that he's got a solid ego and is definitely a narcissist, but his character somehow has found the balance between his narcissistic traits and him trying to genuinely be a good man.
One of the reasons why Ari Gold is my favorite television character.
Jeremy Piven captured the spirit of Ari Emanuel amazingly. There should be a spinoff show based on Ari Gold. All that Doug Ellin would need to do is write more about the professional life of Ari Emanuel as the emphasis, and again use Ari Gold in the show as the lead character
Jeremy Piven could EASILY carry his own series and a Ari spin-off would be amazing.
Nah, overkill. let things be
disregarding every other thing brilliant about this scene, can we talk about how he propped up Lloyd to make his point and didn't even insult him once while doing it? He even referred to him as "this man" and then dismisses him with a not unaffectionate pat on the back
Ari loved Lloyd like family.
The fact that turtle turned out to be the most financially successful was amazing irony.
HBO definitely needs a spinoff with Ari Gold.
Ari just gave turtle the best advice ever. If you want something you need to go out and take it because nothing will be given to you
Ari treating Turtle almost like a friend. It's brilliant writing.
Ari gave turtle everything he needed in that convo
I never really watched this show, but Ari Golds character is phenomenal!!!!
watch it
"Did you tell em about your hat collection?" wowwwwwww
This clip is underrated but it really shows how simple the formula is. The only hard part where most folks have failed is applying it. In this entire show, the only person working the hardest out of everyone was Ari. Not even Eric or Vince could keep up.
5 mins with Ari gold is actually the best birthday gift ever.
When Ari told him “I won’t make that mistake with you” he really meant that. As much as he insulted them Ari really cared about those guys
He did. In this same season he lets go of Drama as a client just so Lloyd can take him on as a client because he knows Lloyd would be able to give Drama way more attention and focus on his career whereas Ari has tons of clients and doesn't care yet he would've lost money by letting Drama go. Ari didn't care about the money because he saw Drama as a friend first, and he even tells him that.
I miss this show so much. My late teens and early twenties was consumed by it. Ari made it what it was. He was a dick, but he had a big heart. He just was a tough love typa guy lol.
Ari obviously genuinely cared about and mentored all 4 of the guys. He tells E during season 6 how proud of him he was for not taking no for an answer when defending his client, Charlie. He willingly lets Drama go with Lloyd instead of selfishly keeping Drama just for the small commission, he tried to help Turtle here, and he also went to bat for Vince tons of times. Ari is very loyal to people he cares about.
"Coming here asking me for money is NOT doing it out on your own" - Wise statement :)
Great business scene , alot of jewels ari dropped
“Come back to me when you can prove it”
All Ari had to say was “sell me this pen” and Turtle would’ve made a fool of himself
One of my favorite scenes. My two favorite characters
0:07 The music when Ari sees Turtle walking by. 🤣🤣🤣
Gonna use this motivationa speech one one of my presentations.... way to go for the writters...........
Life lesson in less than 3 minutes
“Come back to me when you can prove it”…. The gift wasn’t just the 5 minutes of his time, but the promise that he’d listen when he decided it was time to come back. Ari, proved that those 5 minutes were priceless….
well said
'You dont have a career' lol.
I wish I had someone like Ari in my life.
What a show! I wish this would continue... the writing, the script, the dialogues, the acting.... SUPERB!
"Doing heroin with the two Cory's" LMAO
LakerGold24 i dont get it what 2 corys?
Adam Khid Corey Haim and Corey Feldman. Both once Hollywood stars, and both destroyed by drugs. Haim died at 38 due to drugs.
Life lessons
Tough love
Sound business advice
Ari Gold
Brilliant
His view on his son is awesome
Hearing this is motivation I need to overcome my goals.
2019 and this still rings all the bells to anyone who can take criticism to better themselves.
@@lopeshernani 2020 and this still rings all the bells to anyone who can take criticism to better themselves.
"come back to me when you can prove it" love that! Ari letting him know he cares and will help him AFTER he does some work first
Ari is the best character in this show!
This should be mandatory viewing for all 20 year olds
shambho ok boomer
I fucking LOVE that scene.. Everyone in the world can take a lesson from that awesome, fucking brilliant speech!! Ari Gold rules with an iron fist :p And the tough love ends when it _really_ needs to :) Inspirational is probably a better word :)
Deep down Ari has a heart of Gold
A lot of young people today need to hear this advice lol.
I just realized that turtle asked for 5 minutes, but Ari got done with him in less than 3
One of my favorite scenes
Best advice a tv show ever gave
best birthday gift ever
This business class we all should've had.
More a Rodney Dangerfield "back to school " guy
Turtle had the best character arc in the series....
Great scene.
Ari would make a great life coach.
Helo Mr... Turtle.
The talk we all needed to hear, but the talk some of us never got in real life.
i have to say though, Ari's shirt and tie combo an d suit is very very very nice.
"but you don't have a career" 😂
Great biz advice!
Ari Gold has to be one of the funniest characters ever written in TV and Movie history. I've never laughed so much while watching something in my life. Jeremy Piven was perfect. Literally fit like Steve Carell as Michael Scott. Or Rainn Wilson as Dwight. Bryan Cranston as Walter White. I could go on and on but those are examples that first come to mind when I think of characters that no other actors could have played.
Great advice!
Ari is awesome. He is totally on point.
Felt much longer than five minutes but it was actually half. Incredible.
Wow ,I just learned something
Hat collection comment was pure Ari gold.
Did u tell them about your hat collection!!!! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
This is a great scene
Best TV advice
Best advice ever
Jeremy Piven nailed the part of Iri Gold in this series. I think he outshined everybody.
Just watched a Dragons Den episode, and got it reinforced with this.
It's funny how right at the end ari's left hand holds a bottle and phone, but when the camera switches to turtle they just dissapear.
and at the end there is a phone in his right hand :D
2:25 - This was actually a great scene about fatherhood.
Can you imagine that they said they didn't plan on having an Ari Gold at one point?!
this is what everYone with a dream needs to hear
God damn this show was good