Debra: You were against this all along. You can't support me for one minute!
Ray: Oh, come on, I support you. When you had 15 meetings this week, who took care of the kids? Putting them to bed and running gallons of water upstairs like Gunga Din?
Debra: First of all, it was two meetings, and you complained the whole time. We all know why you didn't vote for me, Ray. You were afraid if I win, I might get out of this house and you might have to get off your butt and do something. You want me locked in this house. Your vote was a vote for slavery!
Ray: I have always spoken out against slavery.
Debra: Not in this house. Not in this marriage. You don't even know what marriage is. A marriage is two people supporting each other no matter what. Being there for each other for better or for worse, standing next to each other, standing up for each other no matter what. But you don't get that. And that's why at that potluck, I had to tell people I didn't even know you.