Season 2 · Episode 10
The Simpsons
After Mr. Burns hits Bart with his car, ambulance-chasing attorney Lionel Hutz persuades Homer and Marge to sue for a million dollars.

A colorful compound noun (literally 'quarrel-picker') used across Latin America to dismiss a lawyer as opportunistic, litigious, or unethical. It carries strong contempt and is never a neutral description.
Used hyperbolically to emphasize extreme distance, physical or otherwise. The exaggeration is the point, so the literal measurement is irrelevant.
Used to describe profiting heavily, often from a situation that is unfortunate or morally ambiguous. The implication is opportunism rather than honest earning.
A vivid threat formula used to assert total dominance over an opponent. The simile signals that the speaker sees the other person as disposable and weak.
Used here as theatrical persuasion, inviting someone to imagine a wealthy lifestyle in order to sway a decision. The elevated register of 'opulencia' in an otherwise casual sentence creates the comic/theatrical effect.