Rory: Every single word in my piece was written by me.
Doyle: Was it? Look at this. "Small band of followers." "Rain-soaked highway." I've seen both of those before.
Rory: Of course you've seen them before. Those are phrases used to talk about a small band of followers or, you know, a rain-soaked highway. They're not even cliches like "shouting fire in a crowded theater."
Doyle: I'm sorry, can you say Stephen Glass? The entire climate of journalistic ethics is under a microscope right now. We can't afford anything that looks shady. I'd rather not have Tobey Maguire playing me in a movie about the Yale Daily News scandal, thank you very much.
Rory: Okay, I get that, but I don't think my "rain-soaked highway" looks shady.