Wolf of Wall Street's 'sell me this pen' meaning.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT "Sell me this pen" is one of the most iconic lines in movie history — here is what it means in The Wolf of Wall Street's sales scene and how it compares to the real Jordan Belfort's sales philosophies. Based on Jordan Belfort's memoir, The Wolf of Wall Street is jampacked with several memorable scenes that, even to this day, are used as meme material.
For instance, in The Wolf of Wall Street's ending scene, Belfort hosts a seminar and asks a man in the audience to sell him a pen. The man tells him it is "an amazing pen" made for professionals. Dissatisfied with the response, Belfort moves on to another man, asking him the same question, only to get another similar answer.
When Belfort says he does not have a pen to write his name, Bodnick passes him the pen saying, "supply and demand, my friend." This scene establishes that Jordan Belfort, like most people, does not care about the product. He cares about how a salesman creates a sense of demand among his customers to ensure they buy his product or service.
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