Mitchell: But I-I-I'm not alone here, all right? There are people in this room who feel that you are- How did we say it? You are a tyrant with no regard for human life.
Elliot: That sounds like my summation for the slum-lord case.
Wendy: Oh, hey, you finished it?
Helen: It's wonderful. But he's nervous to show you.
Wendy: Why are you so hard on yourself?
Mitchell: Okay, but w-w-what- What about you making us work on Sundays? That-
Dan: The night of my barbecue?
Wendy: Dan? What are you still doing here? It's your anniversary! Go home!
Mitchell: Oh, God. This isn't happening. No, no. She's- She's crazy. I mean, I saw her attack the vending machine.
Helen: That's the only way it works since Dennis broke it.
Mitchell: Dennis is the guy whose office I took?
Elliot: Yeah, he was the machine's best customer until he started running. One day, he said he's got to get out or-
Mitchell: He would die. Okay. Okay. Wendy, um I-I might owe you a little bit of an apology, so I'm sorry. Um, clearly, everybody here loves you, and I-I was wrong about everything. So I'm sorry.