Dare to blow, dare to think, dare to do

Eryn 2021-11-23 08:01:12

The film fully demonstrates that when Ray Kroc was in his 50s, he still fully retained his career and his pursuit of a bright future. Although Ray was still only an agent holding a heavy mixer all day long to sell in the United States, and bumping into a wall again and again made him feel very frustrated, but it created his perseverance and strong mental perseverance and good at using words to persuade. Ability, the so-called dare to blow, dare to think. Behind the painting and flickering, Ray’s age-independent dream and generous inner pattern are revealed, so he can say when trying to persuade the McDonald’s brothers to increase the pace of franchising in the country." The rhetoric of "Do it for your country".

In fact, many people can huyou painting cakes, but only staying at Huyou itself, the inner structure is not enlarged in the same proportion, and talking and talking are nothing more than so many things that have been heard, and the stalk of great joy, in order to increase their invisibility. Social capital thus brings about the self-realization of the individual, who dare to brag and dare to think but dare not do it. When Ray decided to join, although he was worried about his future success and failure, he only relied on the intuition given to him by years of experience, but he still dared to carry his wife silently to mortgage the house and place a heavy bet; when Realizing that the value disagreement with the married wife cannot play the effect of 1+1>2, after encountering like-minded confidantes, although they know that the other party is married, they do not shy away from various opportunities to show their favor; when the initial contract was signed When various restrictions on the expansion of the restaurant were imposed by the contract, the torn and forced battle unfolded mercilessly. In this battle, Ray played the role of a "bad guy". As Ray said, "Contracts are like hearts... They 're made to be broken." In the end, when a person's persistence and determination are so strong that he has no distractions, no matter whether his behavior in the world is good or bad in the universal recognition, the door to success will always be unexpected. opened.

The classic quote that appeared in the movie was seen in his office after Ray's death: Nothing in the world can take the place of Persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not ; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent.

When a talented person, a naturally talented body, an elite of knowledge, and even your close lover, show disdain or even cynicism for what you have done so far that you haven’t achieved any mainstream social achievements, it’s like What Buffett's father said to Buffett, You know why you're doing what you're doing, and that's good enough. Only you know what you want, and you only need to know it yourself. In addition, let's change your lover!

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  • Dick McDonald: I just have to ask you one thing. Something I've never understood.

    Ray Kroc: Alright.

    Dick McDonald: That day we met, when we gave you the tour...

    Ray Kroc: Uh huh. What about it?

    Dick McDonald: We showed you everything. The whole system, all of our secrets. We were an open book. So why didn't you just...

    Ray Kroc: Steal it? Just, grab your ideas and run off, start my own business... using all those ideas of yours. It would have failed.

    Dick McDonald: How do you know?

    Ray Kroc: Am I the only one who got the kitchen tour? You must have invited lots of people back there, huh?

    Dick McDonald: And?

    Ray Kroc: How many of them succeeded?

    Dick McDonald: Lots of people started restaurants.

    Ray Kroc: As big as McDonald's?

    Dick McDonald: Of course not.

    Ray Kroc: No one ever has and no one ever will because they all lacked that one thing... that makes McDonald's special.

    Dick McDonald: Which is?

    Ray Kroc: Even you don't know what it is.

    Dick McDonald: Enlighten me.

    Ray Kroc: It's not just the system, Dick. It's the name. That glorious name, McDonald's. It could be, anything you want it to be... it's limitless, it's wide open... it sounds, uh... it sounds like... it sounds like America. That's compared to Kroc. What a crock. What a load of crock. Would you eat at a place named Kroc's? Kroc's has that blunt, Slavic sound. Kroc's. But McDonald's, oh boy. That's a beauty. A guy named McDonald? He's never gonna get pushed around in life.

    Dick McDonald: That's clearly not the case.

    Ray Kroc: So, you don't have a check for 1.35 million dollars in your pocket? Bye Dick.

    Dick McDonald: So if you can't beat'em, buy'em.

    Ray Kroc: I remember the first time I saw that name stretched across your stand out there. It was love at first sight. I knew right then and there... I had to have it. And now I do.

    Dick McDonald: You don't have it.

    Ray Kroc: You sure about that?

    Ray Kroc: Bye Dick.

  • Ray Kroc: Look, if you don't wanna make a profit, that's fine.But don't stop the rest of us.

    Dick McDonald: Us?

    Ray Kroc: Us, as in everyone but you.

    Dick McDonald: Who did you send them to?

    Ray Kroc: Everyone but you.

    Dick McDonald: You have no right. You are to stop this instant, is that clear?

    Ray Kroc: Nah...

    Dick McDonald: What the hell does that mean, nah? You will abide by the terms of your deal.

    Ray Kroc: I am through taking marching orders from you... You and your endless parade of NO's. Constantly cowering in the face of progress.

    Dick McDonald: If phony powdered milkshakes is your idea of progress you have a profound misunderstand of what McDonald's is about.

    Ray Kroc: I have a far greater understanding of McDonald's than you two yokles.

    Dick McDonald: What? You will do as we say.

    Ray Kroc: Nope.

    Dick McDonald: You have a contract!

    Ray Kroc: You know, contracts are like hearts... they're made to be broken.