Diane Quote #240
Quote from Diane in No Help Wanted
Diane: Sam, I'm standing by you. I may not agree with you, but I admire your courage. I know exactly how you feel.
Sam: Oh, you do?
Diane: Yes, Sam, I have personal experience standing against the majority. Resisting the force of public opinion for the sake of personal principle.
Sam: Is that right? Like what?
Diane: Well, in my senior year, I fought single-handedly to integrate my sorority.
Sam: Oh, you hear this? What, they wouldn't let blacks in?
Diane: Well, it wasn't about the blacks. That's really not the point.
Cliff: What was it, some other race?
Diane: Well, no.
Carla: A religion?
Diane: Well, it wasn't exactly a religion.
Sam: Well, come on. Who? Who?
Diane: [mumbles]
Sam: What? Who wouldn't they let in?
Diane: Girls with poorly-publicized coming-out parties. And within a couple of months, they blended right in.
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Diane: Sam, now, it's true, hiring Norman has emotional overtones. But without emotions, the mind becomes a stagnant pond. And let's face it, in your case, we're not exactly dealing with white water rapids in the first place.
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Norm: [enters] Afternoon, everybody.
All: Norm!
Coach: Can I draw you a beer, Norm?
Norm: No, I know what they look like. Just pour me one.
Quote from Coach
Coach: You know, Sam, every time I hear A Foggy Day In London Town, I think of my wife.
Sam: Oh, was that your song, Coach?
Coach: No, but Sinatra sang that and it always reminds me of that movie From Here To Eternity.
Cliff: Oh, you took her to see it on your first date, Coach?
Coach: No, that movie reminds me of Hawaii.
Diane: Oh, you and your wife met in Hawaii?
Coach: No, I've never been to Hawaii, Diane. Neither has Wally Engels.
Cliff: I'll take it. Coach, who's Wally Engels?
Coach: An old pal of mine in the navy. He introduced me to my wife.
All: Ah.
Sam: Boy, that's some memory you've got there, Coach.
Coach: Yeah, Sam. [Moon River plays on the radio]
Man: Ah, that song brings back great memories.
Coach: Oh, yeah, really? What?
Man: They were playing it the day my daughter got married.
Coach: Yeah?
Man: That's all.
Coach: We sure get 'em in here, don't we, Sam?