Kevin Fogerty: [to people at a table] Something has to be done, and the time is now.
Frasier: There he goes, spouting a bunch of meaningless platitudes. Sure enough, the people are lapping it up like milk. Oh, the mentality of the voter in this country fascinates me. Someday, I ought to do a paper about it.
Sam: What's- What's your problem with Fogerty? He's not a bad guy.
Frasier: Oh. All right, Sam. Why don't you ask him a question? I'll bet you ten bucks all he gives you is some meaningless politician's rhetoric.
Sam: Yeah, all right. Come on. You're on. Excuse me, uh, Mr. Fogerty, sir. Could l, uh, speak to you for a second?
Kevin Fogerty: Mm-hmm.
Sam: I'm Sam Malone; I'm the owner of the bar. And, uh, got a question for you. I'm a small businessman, and I was just wondering, uh, when is this economy going to turn around?
Kevin Fogerty: I'm glad you asked that. I say now is the time to roll up our shirtsleeves and get to the bottom of this. The only way we're going to defeat this thing is if we all do it together.
Sam: [to Frasier] I think you owe me ten bucks.