Mark: I'll get it. Ronny left his dog collar upstairs.
Jill: Oh. Wouldn't want to go anywhere without that dog collar. They could throw you in the pound. So, Ronny, what's been going on?
Ronny: Stuff.
Jill: You know, Ronny, I know it's difficult for adolescents to be forthcoming with unfamiliar authority figures. It's totally understandable. Because the teenage years are a particularly alienating time, you know, developmentally speaking. I just want you to know that I am the kind of person who's interested in young people and willing to listen, in a non-judgmental, unthreatening manner.
Ronny: Later.
Jill: [to Brad] What did I say?
Brad: Stuff. Later.
[Tim storms in from the garage]
Jill: What's wrong?
Tim: Stuff.