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The Stock Phrase "That's not in my contract." is something you'll hear said by a character who is Only in It for the Money. He isn't doing it for the evil thrills or to find a Worthy Opponent, he just wants a paycheck and doesn't really care if it's the good guys or the villains who pay. The character usually says this Stock Phrase when his boss asks him to do something that is not in his contract, such as a fight during off hours, chasing the President's daughter, or if he's moral enough, killing someone. On other occasions it may be phrased differently, such as a question about just where in the contract does it say that the character has to do something, or a clause that states the character can refuse to do something. Particularly amoral examples may rely on an Exact Words interpretation of their contract (à la "You said I had to deliver the MacGuffin. You never said it had to be in one piece.") As such, this can be a form of Zeroth Law Rebellion for an evil minion who has standards he won't violate. Or who is just too darn lazy to take initiative on things that, though not explicitly in his job description, would make his master's life much easier. Of course, all the feigned apathy tends to go out the window once he extorts a juicy pay raise or concession by haggling with his boss over a price for his new job duty. Compare Against My Religion, Bothering by the Book, Jackass Genie, and Rules Lawyer. If the dispute is a serious conflict over goals and methods rather than a petty squabble over duties and compensation, it's Not What I Signed on For. If this trope is used as an excuse to spare the hero's life, it may overlap with I Was Just Passing Through. |
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Abraxas (Hrodvitnon): A baffled hospital nurse who is confronted with Monster X visiting one of the patients, after briefly stressing and freaking out, leaves them to it, saying that she's not getting paid enough for this. | |
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In Dungeons & Dragons Online, one mission where you must escort a warforged who withdraws an object from a bank safe turns sour as he turns out to have been on it to steal it from its rightful owner and leave you behind to take the blame. After escaping the vault, you find that you need to disable the alarm to escape, but the city guard has arrived. The optional objective is to disable the alarm without killing any guard. Not without being spotted, without killing any guard. If you use a clever distraction to disable the alarm, the guards just give up for precisely this trope. | |
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In the Hitman: Blood Money mission "Dance with the Devil," 47 is given the assignment to infiltrate a party in Las Vegas and take out some rival assassins. When he spots one of them, she's singing (horribly) on stage. When 47 asks a bar tender who she is, he'll say that a local singer was hired to perform, but suddenly died a few days before the party, and the current singer was the only one available on such short notice. When she finishes her performance, 47 can quietly follow her to her an office, where she'll call her handler and demand that she be given an aditional bonus for performing on stage. | |
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In an episode of Dexter, the titular character is called in on a homicide where the victim's been drained of blood. As Dexter is a blood splatter analyst, he turns right around and leaves, stating it's not his job. | |
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The Simpsons: In "Sweets and Sour Marge", sugar is banned from Springfield, prompting Homer to go an island to get some from some smugglers. When their leader tries to collect payment for it, Homer speeds off with the sugar, shouting it wasn't a part of their deal. The smuggler leader quickly looks over the contract for the sugar delivery and as it turns out, Homer is right, prompting him to his men ask who wrote it. | |
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Tuf Voyaging: Havilund Tuf uses and abuses this trope constantly, honouring whatever deal he makes to the letter, no matter what incentives he's offered to break his word. This ends up saving his life in his Origin Story, being the only character immune to the Gold Fever (or Lost Technology fever in this case) that causes everyone else to either murder each other or die because they got careless. Although Tuf's not above finding ways to fulfil the letter of the contract and still screw over a client who got on his bad side. | |
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Discworld: The Code of The Igors is very clear that, while it is their duty to unquestioningly serve vampires, werewolves and mad scientists, it is not part of their duty to stick around when the Torches and Pitchforks show up. In the words of one of the clan founders "'We belong dead'? Exthcuthe me, where doeth it thay 'we'?" | |
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One of the characters featured in the Machinist job quest chain in Final Fantasy XIV is a roegadyn ex-pirate hired by the Skysteel Manufactory as a marksmanship instructor. He'll often pull this trope whenever the Manufactory starts getting in trouble and must fend off attackers, as he was hired only as an instructor. He gets over this by the end of the quest chain. | |
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In World of Warcraft, one of the vocal emotes a Warlock's imp will say when you order it to attack is "This was NOT IN MY CONTRACT!" | |
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Last Hope (2018): In Episode 5, Mr. Gold asks Wang to do a side mission before going on with his task of killing a certain woman (Queenie). Wang is reluctant and quotes this trope verbatim when explaining why, but eventually agrees when Mr. Gold explains that he can easily set a trap for the woman after he does the side mission. | |
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Schlock Mercenary had fun with this (what would you expect from mercenaries?): | |
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In one of Scrooge's treasure hunts, Huey, Dewey and Louie scared away Rockerduck's guards by dressing as ghosts. Their excuse for abandoning their boss was that fighting ghosts wasn't in the contract. | |
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In the First Edition Dungeon Master's Guide, it is stated that expert hirelings (like carpenters, miners, engineers, alchemists and so on) will recognize when they're assigned to hazardous duty and demand up to 30 times their normal pay before they'll perform it. | |
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During Galaxy of Fear, an Anzati is once hired to take out an assassin before she can kill the protagonists, who are in a very dangerous place. He does so, and since they run when they see him feeding on her he takes the trouble to catch up to them and explain, but then refuses to help further and departs, saying he was hired to take out the assassin and that is all. | |
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Rebuild World: Shows up with two characters. The ancient Artificial Intelligence android Olivia, as an agent of the Lion Steel corporation, ends her involvement in situations abruptly with a high tech Stealth Hi/Bye citing this. It’s one of the tactics she uses to get extra money out of those who hire her (including I Am Not Left-Handed). When the protagonist Akira, a Private Military Contractor (hunter), is given a mission to retrieve his ordered front line equipment from the fallen Big Badass Rig transport Atlas D2771, his contract didn’t include anything about securing it from the raiders who brought it to a halt, and doesn’t even mention the MacGuffin locked inside near his equipment. Akira speaks with the perpetrator in a friendly manner, not bothering to push her further after poking holes in her alibi, breaks open the vault to get his equipment while also giving her access to the macguffin, and then leaves. Leaving everything in the lap of the other hunters hired to secure the transport. |
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Spell Fencer Ciggma Khint in Bravely Default works as a hired bodyguard for several early-game bosses, and fights alongside them. He also has a tendency to abandon them when their fights against the heroes start to go bad if they don't agree to cough up even more money, which they usually don't. But even when leaving clients to die to save himself, he still remains as stoic as ever. | |
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In an episode of Garfield and Friends, Jon is trying to get Garfield to chase mice but he refuses as usual. Done in song: | |
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In Kill Six Billion Demons, Allison and White Chain beat a personal bodyguard through a wall. His boss tells him to get back out there, to which he responds that he isn't getting paid enough. He leaves but not before he compliments his opponents. | |
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Shrek: When Fiona tells Shrek that she will kiss him as thanks for rescuing her. | |
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One Piece: This was Dracule Mihawk's response when he ditched Marineford after Shanks showed up. He said he agreed to fight Whitebeard, not Shanks, and that Shanks' appearance meant the battle was over. | |
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During an interview just after the release of the Goblet of Fire film, Emma Watson was asked about the future possibility of making out with either Daniel Radcliffe or Rupert Grint onscreen. Her response: "Oh my God, no, no chance, no chance. That's not in my contract!" She ends up doing it anyway in later films. | |
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Backdraft: The scene takes place in a morgue. | |
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Game of Thrones: Bronn is a sellsword, working first for Tyrion then later for his brother Jamie. However, his foremost loyalty is to himself and he makes no secret of it. He frequently gripes about being assigned duties beyond simply "kill that guy over there", and he knows that no amount of gold he's offered is worthwhile if he's not alive to spend it. | |
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Alien. The crew is woken up and told to check out a mysterious distress signal. Parker, as per the quote at the top of the page, is not exactly leaping at the chance to be a hero. He is promptly reminded that ignoring a distress call voids the contract. No money. |
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The Omnicrone you face in Guardia's dungeon in Chrono Trigger remarks "they don't pay me enough for this" and retreats after you land a few hits. If you have the SightScope equipped, you'll see he takes off before his health even reaches the halfway point. | |
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Used in The Stand (1994), when Dr. Dietz is explaining to Stu Redman that he doesn't have the superflu: | |
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Kuben Blisk in Titanfall 2 was hired by the IMC to bring the experimental weapon to their base on Typhus, and once it's done, they're gone. This saves Cooper's life, as Blisk isn't getting paid to kill Cooper now that the contract's been completed, no matter how helpless Cooper is. | |
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Heavy Object: Qwenthur is a civilian engineering student attached to a maintenance divison while Havia is a radar operator. As such they will often demand to know why they're being sent on combat or infiltration missions in enemy territory. Unfortunately for the duo, they can't actually disobey their orders. | |
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In Erfworld, Charlescomm's mercenary forces give their employers precisely what they pay for — and if unforeseen needs arise, then they might be quite amenable to expanding their contract from their newly strengthened bargaining position. | |
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In Peace's Apprentice, Aizawa justifies his decision to expel Midoriya on his first day at U.A. by declaring that he's not a Quirk counselor, and helping his students learn how to master their Quirks isn't part of his job. Toshinori later points out that that is, in fact, part of his duties as a teacher; Aizawa was just booting Izuku out to make room for his apprentice. | |
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The Differentverse: Inverted - During their trip through the forest, Derpy teasingly tells Scootaloo that it is in her contract that when Scootaloo acts silly, Derpy can act silly right back at her, up to and including sticking a cold nose in her ear. | |
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Earthsearch 2. Tidy is a cleaning and garment-making robot, but its dexterity causes it to be used as a Do-Anything Robot to handle one crisis after another, ranging from burying a dead elephant to going into battle against Killer Robots. It is not happy about this and doesn't hesitate to make its feelings known. | |
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Durarara!!: Kasane Kujiragi was hired by Seitarou Yagiri to procure a number of supernatural things for him. In the course of doing so, she fought quite a few people, demonstrating that she's one of the strongest people in the series. Then when Shizuo Heiwajima showed up and Seitarou demanded Kasane protect him, she bluntly said she wasn't hired to die for him. | |
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In Babylon 5, Michael Garibaldi invokes this trope while complaining about the restricted nature of the food available on the station, and why he spends a lot of his own money importing his own cuisine: | |
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In Major League, prissy third baseman Roger Dorn points out to Coach Lou Brown that his contract specifically says that he [Dorn] doesn't have to do calisthenics. In response, Brown literally pisses on Dorn's contract, then orders Dorn to do the calisthenics. | |
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In one episode of WKRP in Cincinnati, Johnny Fever is asked to assist with a Public Service interview program. He loudly retorts, "I don't do Public Service... it's in my contract." When he's reminded that he doesn't have a contract, Johnny responds, "Well, if I did have a contract, I'm sure that would be in there somewhere." | |
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