Ray: Yeah, but I was I was helping people. I shouldn't let Robert spoil that for everybody. I mean, what I was doing in the hospital, it's important, and I was good at it.
Debra: Yeah. But you're quitting, right?
Ray: When I go in there to volunteer, you should see how happy everybody is to see me everybody the nurses, the patients. You know they all give me stuff? Even the sick people, when they get their gift baskets from people who don't want to visit them, there's always a cookie or a brownie or a nice piece of fruit for me. The cafeteria staff, they're always bringing me Jell-o. And you know that pimple on the back of my neck that won't go away? Doctor's gonna give me a cream for that for free!
Debra: Oh, my God!
Ray: I know! It's amazing, right?
Debra: No! You're not there for them, you're there for you! You're doing this for all the wrong reasons.
Ray: I'm doing it for your reasons. You're the one who signed me up.
Debra: I signed you up to help other people, not to help yourself to free fruit and pimple cream!