Debra: If you don't mind, could I tell you a couple of things about women?
Frank: Oh, brother.
Debra: See, a woman wants to be nurturing, she wants to be giving but if there is no acknowledgement, no reciprocation it can lead to hurt feelings, and even resentment.
Frank: Okay. Don't warm the fudge.
Debra: All right, I'm gonna make this simple. I'm leaving now. You're gonna be on your own. Just remember, Frank, the supermarket can be a very lonely place. There isn't always gonna be some lady on a plastic donkey to make you feel better. You know, you don't even realize how much you need Marie.
Frank: Because I don't.
Debra: Don't you see? You've got the perfect marriage. I mean, you need fudge and she needs to warm it up for you.
Frank: Well, if that's true, why doesn't she just come back over here?
Debra: Maybe she's tired, Frank. I've only been here for three hours and I need a nap.
Frank: I got the couch.
Debra: Frank, I am begging you. Just- Just go over and apologize to her. She just wants to be appreciated. No woman wants to be the mommy all the time.