You Need To Understand Their Needs And See What Makes Them Happy. When It Comes To Working With Ja, I Asked My Lawyer: If You Were His Lawyer, What Would You Get For This? And If My Lawyer Says, He Should Get $1 Million, I'd Say, "okay, Let's Give Him $1.5 Million. I Try To Overpay Him. - SearchQuotes

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You need to understand their needs and see what makes them happy. When it comes to working with Ja, I asked my lawyer: if you were his lawyer, what would you get for this? And if my lawyer says, he should get $1 million, I'd say, "okay, let's give him $1.5 million. I try to overpay him.

Irv Gotti

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