Tim: Going back to school, it's really a big deal to her. I couldn't wait to get out of college. And to be honest, the college couldn't wait to get me out of there.
Wilson: Wasn't it college where you met Jill?
Tim: Yeah. It wasn't easy. I was kind of a motorhead and she hung out with all the intellectuals. You know the type. Spend their days thinking about the meaning of life when they could be figuring out how to drink a keg of beer without using their hands. I'm not looking forward to her getting back in a group of eggheads again. People who are always trying to prove how smart they are by talking over your head.
Wilson: So, Tim, you're worried about Jill returning to the world of academia.
Tim: It was a lot of work to get her interested in me in the first place in college, you know. Maybe she goes back and hangs out with all those intellectual types, maybe she- maybe she won't find me that interesting again.
Wilson: Tim, just because Jill grows doesn't mean that she'll grow apart from you.
Tim: No, no, no. Heck. What am I talking about? Why would she trade me in for a new model when she got a V8 like me sitting in the garage at home?
Wilson: You are a classic.