Debra Quote #2

Quote from Debra in Pilot

Debra: Ray, it's just that. Look, you know I love them. They're my family, too. But I was wondering if, perhaps, we wouldn't have them over on Sunday.
Ray: Why not?
Debra: It's just, honey, every day that you were gone, they dropped by. And your dad is always waking up the kids and now they don't even call first.
Ray: They live across the street. Why should they call? It's quicker just to come by.
Debra: I know.
Ray: It's like we're on the way.
Debra: No. We are the way. We are where they're going.
Ray: You see, now you're exaggerating a little.

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 ‘Pilot’ Quotes

Quote from Marie

Marie: Your birthday gift to me finally came this morning. Did you know you sent me a box of pears?
Ray: Yeah. Yeah.
Marie: From a place called Fruit-of-the-Month?
Ray: That's right. How are they?
Marie: Oh, they're very nice pears. But there are so many of them. There are over a dozen pears. What am I supposed to do with all those pears?
Ray: I think you're supposed to eat them, Ma.
Marie: Myself?
Ray: You and Dad and Robert.
Marie: How many pears can Robert eat? Look, I appreciate the thought, Raymond, but please, don't ever send us any more fruit again. Thanks.

Quote from Marie

Ray: It's a different fruit every month.
Marie: Every month?
Ray: Yes. Yes. That's why they call it Fruit-of-the-Month Club.
Marie: It's a club? Oh, my God! What do I do with all this fruit?
Ray: Well, most people like it, Ma! You share it. Share it with all your friends.
Marie: Which friends?
Ray: I don't know. Lee and Stan.
Marie: Lee and Stan buy their own fruit.
Ray: Well, give it to-
Marie: Oh, why did you do this to me?
Ray: My God!
Marie: I can't talk. There's too much fruit in the house!

Quote from Robert

Robert: When did he get this?
Marie: Oh, that's an award your brother got for his sports column.
Robert: Never ends for Raymond.
Marie: Oh, poor Robbie.
Robert: Everybody loves Raymond. I go to work, people shoot at me. Ray goes to work, people do the wave. Then he sits down, has a hot dog, doodles on a piece of paper and they give him a trophy.