Tim: It started with such a simple idea. I just wanted to fix this little scratch in her car. Bada-boom, bing, things dropping. Now she's in there calling me... She says I'm obsessive.
Wilson: Well, were you obsessive?
Tim: She doesn't know what it takes to make a great finish on a car. That's all it is, you know. There's two or three coats of acrylic lacquer. Followed by a color sanding between each coat. You got to put two coats of base clear on there. 17 hours of me sanding that thing. It's got to air-dry for a couple of weeks. You pound it down with wax bring out the shine, you buff it out. Baby, you can see yourself in that thing.
Wilson: Tim, do you know what "obsessive" means?
Tim: I just wanted her paint to be perfect, and there's nothing wrong with that.
Wilson: Well, what's wrong is Jill's inside, not talking to you, and you're out here talking to me.
Tim: [grunts] Yeah, that is a little problem, yes.