| The challenge of unpredictable variables, as a matter of fact, is what makes a grift fun. |
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| Juan gets caught trying to pull the same grift twice in a convenience store. |
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| At first you think there's some sort of grift going on, a con of some sort, which McConaughey is going to have to figure out. |
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| Because it's basically like a film noir grifter gangster story and Ed's the leader of a con team and they do this complicated grift. |
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| A few of his old backers, Richard Perle, Michael Rubin, still remain on the team, but it's pretty clear that for most of his former friends, that the grift is over. |
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| Back when salesmen were viewed as barely employable con men working some sort of semi-legal grift, the profession was populated almost entirely with drunks. |
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| Materialized, marketing figments designed to alter our value system and grift us out of our last buck. |
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| In the Wild West, touring circuses were as rough as the clientele they served, with owners encouraging pickpockets and other forms of grift. |
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| Everyone is in on the grift, whether they realize it or not. |
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| It's as if Aimee had grown weary of her own con but is helpless to stop it: she's been on the grift so long that it's the only language she speaks. |
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| He had a genius for junking and educated me in the grift. |
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