Ross: You know, I'm just not that comfortable with a guy who's as sensitive as you.
Sandy: That's fair. Although, can I ask, why do you think that is?
Ross: Why? I don't know. Um. Maybe because of my father? You know, when I was growing up, he was kind of a tough guy. You know, and as a kid, I wasn't the athlete I am now.
[Rachel laughs]
Ross: I play squash! Anyway, I always got the feeling he thought I was too sensitive.
Sandy: That must have been hard.
Ross: It was hard. I remember I was in my bedroom, playing with my dinosaurs. Playing and learning. And my father walks in and says, "What are you doing with those things? What's wrong with you? Why aren't you outside playing like a real boy?"
Sandy: But you are a real boy.
Ross: I know I am. And when it's summer and it's hot, why can't you wear a tank top?
Sandy: It's all right. Crying is good. It lets the boo-hoos out.
Ross: Here comes some more!