Kirk Quote #168

Quote from Kirk in Jews and Chinese Food

Kirk: It pulls too easily and the wheel doesn't wobble.
Luke: So what?
Kirk: Well, it's too good. You built me a twenty-first century dairy cart.
Luke: There's no such thing as a twenty-first century dairy cart.
Kirk: Exactly. Look, Tevye's a poor man. I mean, you've heard the song.
Luke: Yes, I've heard the song, Kirk.
Kirk: Okay, so he's poor. He's tired. He's suffering, and his horse is lame. His life is hard, so pulling this cart should be hard.
Luke: You're an actor. Pretend it's hard.
Kirk: I'm not that kind of actor. For my type of work, it has to be legitimately hard. [Luke kicks the cart]
Luke: There you go. Remember to thank me in your acceptance speech.
Kirk: Thank you, Luke. Hey, this is impossible!

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Quote from Michel

Sookie: [answers phone] Hello?
Michel: I heard a noise in the kitchen.
Sookie: What kind of noise?
Michel: A "bam", or a "clang". Possibly a "crash". It might have a "wham" or a "kapow".
Sookie: Well, did you go check it out?
Michel: Excuse me, I'm extremely busy. Someone here has to work, I mean, the two of you just run off to do your little decorating project and you leave me here alone.
Sookie: Michel! Did you actually hear a noise?
Michel: Of course I heard a noise. It was a "thwap" or a "vroom".

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Sookie: [answers phone] What, Michel?
Michel: I'm smelling something very funny coming from the kitchen. Could be a pungent cheese, could be arson. Should I call the firemen to come, or should I just fetch some crackers?