Lorelai Quote #1914

Quote from Lorelai in Jews and Chinese Food

Woman: Here we go. Three coffees.
Lorelai: Oh, no, I'm sorry. I only ordered one.
Woman: You said "Coffee, coffee, coffee".
Lorelai: [chuckles] No, see, I said... "Coffee-coffee-coffee".
Woman: Right.
Lorelai: As in I really need "Coffee-coffee-coffee." You know...
Woman: No.
Lorelai: Coffee-coffee-coffee is a saying, like an exaggeration. It's a funny, desperate cry for caffeine. It's just my thing. 'Cause everybody knows I drink a lot of coffee, so the day can't start until I've had my jolt. It's a bit. My bit. It's not a particularly funny bit unless you know me... And, you know what, three coffees would be great. What do I owe you?

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 ‘Jews and Chinese Food’ Quotes

Quote from Lorelai

Rory: Hey, do you think Grandpa knew about it?
Lorelai: About Christopher coming?
Rory: Do you think he planned it with Grandma?
Lorelai: Look how panicked you are. No, honey, honestly, the whole thing reeks of Emily. I mean, not that I think he would have discouraged it, but I'm pretty sure she's the one who poisoned the apple and gave it to Dopey to bring to the party.

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".

Quote from Michel

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?