Robert: So a policeman's job is to protect and to serve and to make all of us feel safe. I want to thank you for having me in for show and tell. And, uh, are there any questions?
Boy: Are you a giant?
Robert: Not really. Any questions about being a police officer? Yes, you.
Girl: Could I climb on you?
Robert: Uh, not right now. I think I have time for one more question.
Boy: Are you going to eat us?

Ray: Hey, cranapple. Oh, you're here. What? I'm just trying to say hello to Debra. Hello. [kisses Debra]
Frank: So say hello. Don't make a meal out of it!
Marie: You know, you could kiss me hello, Frank.
Frank: How about a kiss goodbye?
Ray: Do you mind? I'd like to be alone with my wife.
Frank: Why?
Marie: He's just trying to make up for whatever it is he did wrong.
Frank: What did he do, kill somebody?

Debra: I don't believe it. When did this start?
Ray: When we started sleeping together.
Debra: So you haven't said anything for nine years?
Ray: I wouldn't have said anything now.
Debra: Have you slept down here before?
Ray: Just a couple of times. Look, I don't have to do it anymore. I'm happy just to suffer through it, that's all.
Debra: Suffer through it?
Ray: All right. Suffer might have been the wrong word.
Ray: Look, the touching never use to bother me before! It's just, maybe it's 'cause I'm older. You know? Things change. Like now I can't handle anything hickory-smoked.