I've been wined and dined, but...
I've never been doughnuted.
I like it.
I'd like to be breaded and...
lying in my own sauce.
Who ate my strawberries?
Tommy: I didn't take them. It wasn't me.
- Man, them strawberries was good eatin'.
I may open a box of "cheeriols"--
cheeriols.
A man of your brilliance
quitting his job over a parking space.
All right. Try it again.
The fry man who used to work here is now a multimillionaire.
- What happened? - Well...
let's go back. Go back.
Yes--
Man: hold on, one second. Take it back to...
okay, okay. Come here.
Stay with it, girl. Stay with it.
- I just needed some pain. - All right.
Man: settling, and... action.
- You can do it. - Right.
We'll get it. Stay with us. Stay with us.
Man: and...
she'll just have to accept it because I'm the man.
I'm stronger than she is.
I am A...
your brother is playing with matches,
and that's how fires start.
I know my way around a hose.
This election...
this election could turn ugly,
very ugly.
I can't do it. I'm sorry.
Guess that makes me the only real man in the room.
Not even Sally can make that claim.
- That's true. How do you do it? - Who, me?
- All: you're what?! - I'm getting married.
- Why are you doing this? - Two reasons:
one, he asked me. And two, uh...
- sorry.
Oh, "I'm a woman."
I just want you to know I spoke to Sonia today.
You did? I didn't.
She considered us to be...
Man: still rolling.
Dick, I just want you to know
- I spoke to Sonia today.
I just banged my knee.
Man: action.
Dick...
Dick, I just want you--
Man: still rolling. We're gonna keep rolling.
- Do you want me to walk in again? - Man: yes.
That's the kiss of death.
Dick...
Man: still rolling.
I'm sorry. I need a Kleenex.
Dick, I just spoke--
- just real quick, and we'll-- - Yeah, yeah.
Dick...
okay, like how many bags for-- of trash--
uh, by-yi-yi-yi.
- Man: action. - Like what, o great sponge?
Like how many bags of trash per week
do the neighbors go through?
What are Barney's name-- buck, uh...
I'm sorry. Yeah.
I guess we just have to accept the inevitable.
Things will never be new again.
But I'm strong enough to go on...
and on, and on, and on.
Nothing serious.
Why is she doing this?
Sit back and relax.
And then, uh-- then you go to the-- yeah.
Man: still rolling.
Do you think Mary would ever jump into the truck
of a rugged, bridge-loving photographer?
- Probably. - Yeah.
How can you say that?
Because you're, you're, you're, you're, you're--
try it again.
Man: and action.
But I'm...
but I'm strong enough to go on...
and on, and on, and on.
No, you're not.
You're not strong enough to go on.
- Thank you. - We're going to do it.
We're just going to do it.
It's our job... damn it.
Oh, I'll be so glad when this election is over.
Here. Do something with this.
Oh, I'm so confused.
I hardly even know what I'm do--
- you gotta put it right-- - Okay.
But I'm strong enough to go on...
and on, and on, and on.
Sorry. Are they laughing at us?
Dead pets, dead pets.
Think of your dogs, dead.
- Exactly your story. It's uncanny. - I know.
Yep, good deed is, uh...
good thing for... good guy--
how can you vote for Heckie mulligan?
Can you believe that, Nina?
How do you know I'm not voting for mugillan-- Mullen--
- I'm giving you waterworks and st. Charles. - I don't want waterworks.
I'm giving you waterworks. I'm giving you st. Charles and--
crap. Waterworks, saint Charles.
No.
- Dick, you didn't win. You lucked out. - "Lucked out"?
You don't think Dr. Albright was a challenge?
Love doesn't just--
ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding!
You win!
I'm strong enough to go on...
and on, and on, and on.
All right.
But I'm, uh, strong enough to go on.
- Wait, wait, wait. - You're not ready?
You're composed, and you think I can do this composed?
I don't think so.
Excuse me, I have a tear.
This does not constitute an admission of fault
on the big giant head.
- I... am totally friggin' lost. - John: start over.
Man: action.
But I'm strong enough to go on...
and on, and on, and on.
It was you. It was you.