Buster: Oh, by the way, doctor said no kissing her on the face for one week. Oh, I was like, "Make it two weeks! See if I care!" [giggles]
Michael: Got a new hand?
Buster: Oh, yeah, I'm trying it out. Guess who I ran into at the prosthetics shop while I was waiting for Mother.
[flashback:]
J. Water Weatherman: [to a female customer] Sorry, no refunds. And that's why you don't take your foot out of its wrapper.
Buster: J. Walter Weatherman. You're the man who used to scare us as children, and one time as an adult.
Narrator: George Sr. had always used him to teach his children lasting lessons. They usually involved his prosthetic arm being ripped off.
J. Water Weatherman: You one of George Bluth's kids? Hey, I guess you'll be scaring children yourself now.
Buster: As a matter of fact, I won't.
[present:]
Buster: If anything, it strengthened my resolve to be more than just a one-armed man. Even if it means me never taking a job again.