Hal: This is exactly what I talked about, Dewey. He's gone through practically everything in the house. He taped my ties to my shirts.
Dewey: So the house gets straightened up. Wouldn't that be horrible?
Hal: Don't you trivialize this. You're in enough trouble already.
Dewey: I'm telling you, once he settles down, this is going to be a perfectly normal sleepover. We're going to play a board game, we're going to watch a video, we're going to have pizza-
Hal: No pizza. I'm already defrosting hamburgers.
Dewey: But I promised Chad pizza. He really likes pizza.
Hal: No pizza, Dewey. You are on thin ice as it is. From now on, you are going to do exactly as I say. Is that understood?
Dewey: Yes, Dad, I got it. Now can I go play with my friend? Where'd he go?