Marshall: All right, I'll stay put, but I'm keeping my mouth shut. No more jokes, no more candy, no more Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Strickland Stevens: Hey, are you guys talking Ninja Turtles? I'm a huge TMNT fan. I grew up on those comic books.
Marshall: Me, too! I was obsessed.
Strickland Stevens: Did you know that the original comic debuted in 1984 at a convention in New Hampshire?
Marshall: Uh, yes. Did you know that Eastman and Laird always had their doubts about their characters being commercialized?
Strickland Stevens: Yes! Did you know that the painting on the back wall is inspired by Master Splinter?
Marshall: Oh, the one of the rat doing karate. I see it now.
Strickland Stevens: Hey, I'm Strickland.
Marshall: Hey. Marshall. And this is my wife, Lily, who, as a matter of fact, happens to represent one of the biggest art collectors in New York City.
Lily: I love your work. It's great to see you getting some recognition.
Strickland Stevens: Thank you. It's been a long haul. The first painting I ever sold, I used the money to get my car fixed. You might say... I used it to make my van go. [Lily and Strickland chuckle]