Julius Quote #429
Quote from Julius in Everybody Hates the G.E.D.
Adult Chris: [v.o.] After my mother tried knocking some sense into me, she tried to talk some sense into me.
Rochelle: Chris, I'm not gonna sit back and watch you throw your life away.
Chris: Mom, you can't make me go.
Rochelle: I did not spend all these years trying to make sure that you-
Julius: He's right, Rochelle. We can't force him to go. But if you think you're gonna sit around this house all day, think again. If you don't go to school, you go to work.
Rochelle: Well, what kind of job is he supposed to get with a tenth-grade education?
Adult Chris: [v.o.] I don't know, ask George Bush.
Julius: What's it gonna be, Chris?
Everybody Hates Chris Quotes
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Quote from Ms. Morello
Adult Chris: [v.o.] Usually, my mother was my judge, jury and executioner, but now she was my lawyer.
Rochelle: Why does he have to repeat the entire tenth grade? Can't he just repeat one day?
Ms. Morello: Let me put it in your vernacular. Rules is rules. [snaps fingers]
Rochelle: What did you say?
Chris: It's okay, Ma. She does that. I'll explain it later.
Quote from Julius
Pam: Hey, Julius, what are you doing over here? You need a shave?
Julius: No. I need $25.
Pam: $25? I don't know, that's a lot. I'm not comfortable with loaning out that kind of money.
Julius: Neither was I when I loaned it to you. Can I get my money back, please?
Pam: Oh, my God, I forgot all about that.
Adult Chris: [v.o.] How do you forget where you got some free money?
Julius: How do you forget where you got some free money? I found $20 dollars one time. I was on Flatbush Avenue in front of the check-cashing place. It was 5:07 p.m. on a Wednesday. Sixty-four degrees. I remember it like it was yesterday. I found a 10, a 5, a $2 bill, $2 and 50 cents in quarters, three nickels and 25 pennies. One of them was Canadian.
Quote from Joey Caruso
Joey Caruso: Hey, Kelly, Alex. So is it true, you flunked out?
Chris: I didn't flunk out. But I am leaving school.
Joey Caruso: Cool. You want to hang out sometime?
Chris: You're kidding me, right?
Joey Caruso: No, I mean, I've been beating the crap out of you all these years, because secretly, I've been envious of your determination and your accomplishments. I was only trying to crush your spirit so I wouldn't feel inferior. But now that you're dropping out, society will take over, so we can hang.
Chris: So who are you gonna pick on when I'm gone?
[Greg turns away as Caruso's eyes land on him]
Greg: Just give me a minute. [looks off into the distance] All right, go ahead. [Caruso punches Greg]