Cliff Quote #800
Quote from Cliff in Daddy's Little Middle-Aged Girl
Cliff: Normie, it's the Kennedys.
Norm: Let's go tell the guys downstairs.
Cliff: No, no, no, I've got a camera with me. Here, quick, get a snapshot. I'll... I'll pretend I'm with them. I'll be nonchalant, okay?
Ethel Kennedy: Oh, would you guys like a picture?
Norm: Oh, that would be great. Do you mind?
Ethel Kennedy: No, no.
Norm: You sure you don't mind?
Cliff: Great, thank you. Thank you.
Norm: Okay.
[Norm and Cliff stand side-by-side, opposite the Kennedys, as Ethel Kennedy takes their picture]
Cliff: [chuckling] That's great. All right.
Norm: Thank you so much.
Cliff: Thank you. Appreciate it.
Norm: Nice to see you.
Ethel Kennedy: Nice to meet you. Bye.
Norm: Yeah. Bye-bye.
Cliff: All right! Hey!
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Norm: Want to go there?
Frasier: What, end up as a human sacrifice to the corn god? Thank you, no.
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Woody: Well, what does it matter? I'm the husband. I call the shots.
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Frasier: Wives, Woody?
Woody: Wife. I said wife, singular. [laughs] I mean, the thought that a man could have more than one wife, that's preposterous. I mean, I not to mention illegal. I know that. So do all the citizens of Hanover.
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Carla: Hey, guys. Guys, guess what grown-up bar manager is still getting an allowance from her Navy dad.
Woody: Who?
Sam: An allowance, huh? That explains how she can afford a fancy car and that apartment of hers.
Cliff: Boy, imagine somebody getting an allowance at her age, huh? [scoffs] My ma cut me off when I was 30. No ifs, ands or buts, and it hurt, I tell you. Hurt like hell. Oh, but it had a happy ending.
Norm: Made you more self-reliant, Cliffie?
Cliff: Nah, nah, a couple years later, her pension fund went bankrupt. She had to come crawling to me for some dough. Yeah, I just gave her the old horse laugh. What goes around, huh, boys?