Diane: I think we're about ready to start something that might be great.
Sam: Yeah, yeah. Maybe we should kiss or something.
Diane: Oh, we're not gonna just kiss.
Sam: We're about to start something. I mean, a kiss is where you start, isn't it?
Diane: You don't make an announcement when you're about ready to kiss someone, romantically.
Sam: No, no, no. It wasn't an announcement. I just didn't want to catch you off guard. That's all.
Diane: On our first kiss, it's OK to be off guard. You should be swept away.
Sam: Well, I was. I was.
Diane: Nobody's swept away when they say, "Maybe we should kiss."
Sam: You're right. You're right. Uh, all right, when I do it, I won't say anything.
Diane: No, no. This isn't right, either.
Sam: I didn't say anything. I was swept away.
Diane: Let's face it. The moment's not right. We're too aware of what we're doing.
Sam: All right, you're right. You're right. This whole thing is not going the way it should. Maybe we should just forget about the kiss and hit the sack.