Frasier: Your honor, I would not presume to bore the court with a recitation of dry statistics, gerontology studies, obscure literary references. Instead, I intend to speak from the heart. I worry about a
society that has chosen to define normalcy in such narrow terms that if someone's behavior deviates ever so slightly, we question his capacity to function. Mr. Safford's seeming eccentricities - his love of trains, his generosity - they can all be readily explained.
Mr. Safford: Diabetes!
Judge: Mr. Safford?
Mr. Safford: I was talking to Sparky.
Frasier: Uh, did you say diabetes?
Mr. Safford: Yes. We'll donate the money to diabetes. Those poor people can't eat sugar.