Quote from Frasier in Fools and Their Money
Diane: Frasier, I really don't think that would be a good idea at all. Frasier: Of course. I understand. Oh, Diane. I've been putting off telling you something, but I feel I must now. You've been using the word "really" far too frequently. In fact, it's become really noticeable. It's really quite maddening, really. Diane: Frasier, I know you're disappointed that I didn't accept your invitation, but I really-- I don't think that's any reason to get on my case. Frasier: "Get on my case." What a charming bit of slang. Diane: Frasier, nitpicking at my choice of the correct modern English does not make you any more attractive to me. If that's the purpose in your visits here, perhaps you should find another tavern in which to bore the life out of the clientele. Frasier: Oh, I'm so sorry to disappoint you, Miss God's-Gift-to-Men. It just so happens that I come here to share the companionship of my male friends. So, men, what's on the agenda tonight? All: Football. Frasier: Oh, good Lord. I mean, "Rah." Diane: Using a colloquialism to ingratiate yourself with the rabble? How very sad. How really very sad.