Ray: Peggy. Peggy, listen. Jerry. Jerry, come here. Some of us- Some of us are wondering, what are you thinking? I mean, a formal party for 13-year-olds? You know, I understand about milestones and bodies going through weird hormonals... but you're not even Jewish.
Peggy: I just thought it might be fun for one night if all the kids looked nice. I'm just sick of the belly shirts and the thongs sticking out of jeans cut down to here.
Ray: Well, hey, listen, I don't like stuff like that on girls under 21 either, okay? Ally doesn't dress like that. And- And Jerry and I think that it's outrageous to expect people to pay that much.
Jerry: Oh, look at the jewelry!
Peggy: Why are you making such a big deal out of this? You're a sportswriter. You make a lot of money.
Ray: No. I write about people that make a lot of money. And that's not the point, okay? What I make is none of your business. I still think this whole thing is nuts!
Peggy: All right, fine. Don't buy the dress. And you can explain to Ally why she will be the only girl there without one. She will stick out like a giant nose on a stupid face.