Dr. Tewksbury: Have you had any other meaningful relationships since then?
Frasier: As a matter of fact, I- What is your point?
Dr. Tewksbury: My point is that at the age of eight, at eight, you began to use psychiatry as a way to deal with a world that scared you to death. And this lifetime achievement award has made you realize that your career is finite and once it's gone, all you'll have left is that frightened eight-year-old boy.
[Frasier takes a moment to let this soak in.]
Frasier: Oh.
[Frasier stands up and grabs his coat.]
Frasier: Would you like to hear my theory? You have no idea what you're talking about. I am not an eight-year-old. [opening the door] And you know something else? You're not my mentor any more!