Why does Moss tell off Roma and Levene? *SPOLIERS*

Yes, it was apart of his scheme with Levene. In order to be inconspicuous, he had to act as if he couldn't care less about Levene's closing though I'm positive he was jealous of Roma, as was everyone else.

In a movie full of d-bags, Moss is the Alpha D-bag. He talks the most BS of anyone, and that's quite a feat--witness how he gives vague blue-sky info on Jerry Graff's nurse sales, when Aaronow is more likely correct that it didn't pan out. He is a classic BSer with a giant ego.

I don't get the impression for one second he thinks of anyone other than himself, ever; this is clear in how he tries to get Aaronow to take all the risk, simultaneously threatening him to get his cooperation, while he pockets most of the money. (Even the way he handles his customer, on that call in the phone booth at the beginning, shows what a hot-head he is when he doesn't get his way.)

So I can't imagine him being skillful enough to say, "OK Levine, I'm going to pretend to be PO'ed at you tomorrow so no one suspects a thing." I think he really was bent because the cops reamed him (even though he's guilty--shows how large his ego is) and was just lashing out at anyone and anything, rather than being brilliant at covering his tracks with a careful act.

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Bold of Moss to trust Shelley, the biggest mouth in the office, with this task. And I do believe he was legit angry with Shelly, he was PISSED over Shelley bragging about his sale. Absolutely love the subtle insult from Roma!

Moss: They get the contracts?
Roma: The *beep* do you care?

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