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Shut Up And Take My Money!

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“Shut up and take my money! ” is a catchphrase used to express enthusiastic approval toward a product or idea. It is often associated with an image macro featuring the character Fry from the animated television series Futurama .

On July 1st, 2010, the “Attack of the Killer App” episode aired during season six of the animated sitcom Futurama. In the episode, the company Mom Industries releases the eyePhone. a parody of the Apple iPhone. When the protagonist Fry attempts to purchase one at a store, he is warned by the cashier about reception and battery life issues to which he interrupts yelling “Shut up and take my money!” while waving several dollar bills (shown at :26 below):

The following day, the German tech blog Crackajack [4] published a post about the episode and included an image macro of Fry with the caption “Shut up and take my money!”

The phrase is often used on web forums and image boards to express a desire to obtain a certain product or invention, or to show approval for a proposed idea. On Reddit, it is used as the title for posts with pictures and videos of new technology and gadgets. On March 7th, 2011, Redditor calivessel submitted a photo of a credit card with the Fry image printed on top to the /r/pics [10] subreddit. The post managed to reach the front page and accumulated over 4,000 up votes prior to being archived.

The original Fry image has been used as a template for a number of exploitable derivatives, using the phrasal template “Shut up and take my (X)!”

Managing My Money - The Open University

0:11 Skip to 0 minutes and 11 seconds My name's Martin Upton. I'm director of the Open University's True Potential Centre for the Public Understanding of Finance. And this eight-week course provides a step-by-step practical guide to managing your money. Before I joined the Open University, I was treasurer to the world's largest building society. So I hope my experience to understanding of finances can help you when it comes to managing your money. The journey starts by putting together the basic building blocks of financial planning, using real-life facts and figures. We look at everything from planning a pension to taking out a loan. And we also look at the bad habits that can lead to poor money management, and the things you can do to avoid them.

0:53 Skip to 0 minutes and 53 seconds We need to better understand what products exist, how they work, what they mean for us, and then taking the right steps to choose a match, maybe to products and the actions that we take to our own individual circumstances. There are some great videos, and audio quizzes, and discussions, and practical online tools. And all of these will allow you to assess your own financial position. The course will provide a financial workout for anyone who wants to take charge of their financial future, regardless of age or level of confidence. It's important to get to know lenders. There are banks and building societies, but also many others. And they're all different.

1:31 Skip to 1 minute and 31 seconds Finishing the course will give you the confidence to deal effectively with the firms that offer financial products, from credit cards to pensions. You'll be better placed to make your own decisions when shopping in the financial supermarket.

With real incomes falling and personal debt at a record high, there has never been a better time to improve your personal financial skills – Managing My Money aims to do just that.

This free online course starts by giving you practical guidance on how to compile a budget and use it to make good decisions about your spending. You’ll explore debts and investments, and find out how mortgages are used to finance home ownership. The critical issue of pension planning is explained, with guidance on different pension products.

The course concludes by examining different types of insurance and offers practical advice on how to make rational decisions about which insurance products to buy.

Using up-to-the minute data from the UK, you’ll develop financial skills and approaches that are relevant globally. The course is rich in high-quality text, images, video, audio and interactive elements to support your learning.

You can use the hashtag #FLMyMoney15 to join and contribute to Twitter conversations about this course. And you can get a taste of some of the advice this course offers in Martin Upton’s blog post: 10 Christmas spending tips: how to avoid a financial hangover in the New Year .

This course is presented on FutureLearn with the kind support of True Potential LLP.

The True Potential Centre for the Public Understanding of Finance (True Potential PUFin) is a pioneering Centre of Excellence for research in the development of personal financial capabilities, based at The Open University Business School. The establishment and activities of True Potential PUFin have been made possible thanks to the generous support of True Potential LLP, which has committed to a five-year programme of financial support for the Centre totalling ?1.4 million.