Dr. Crandell: That's all right. You meet someone, you find him unattractive, even repulsive, it happens.
Rebecca: Well, I don't think you're repulsive.
Dr. Crandell: No, no, please. Don't think you have to worry about my feelings.
Rebecca: I think you're an attractive man.
Dr. Crandell: Really, that's very flattering. As a matter of fact, I'm really quite awkward and uncomfortable around women. As a matter of fact, the very idea of my propositioning you or having an opening line, or doing something so blatant as...
Rebecca: Rubbing your foot along my leg?
Dr. Crandell: Exactly.
Rebecca: You're doing that right now.
Dr. Crandell: Oh, goodness. Was that you? I'm sorry, I thought it was the table leg. The supple, quivering table leg that goes on forever. A natural mistake.
Rebecca: You're still doing it. You have a hole in your sock.
Dr. Crandell: Like it?