Quote from Niles in Moons Over Seattle
Niles: Mr. Moon? Mr. Moon: You again! Didn't I toss you out of here last night? Niles: Six times. But if you'll just give me a minute to... Mr. Moon: Gentlemen, this lad has traveled all the way from America to reunite me with my wife. [The crowd jeers as Mr. Moon gets ready to throw Niles out of the pub] Niles: Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You never gave me a chance to buy a round of drinks. [The crowd starts to cheer as Mr. Moon relents and drags Niles over to the bar] Mr. Moon: All right, the usual, Ray. Start talking. You got one pint. [starts drinking quickly] Niles: Mr. Moon, a great man once wrote that "The opposite of love is not hate, but indifference." Mr. Moon: Done. Get out. Niles: Mr. Moon. Mr. Moon, your wife, your wife is miserable without you. I think you should give her a second chance. After all, you were married for forty years. Mr. Moon: Forty years too long.