Leslie Knope: So let's talk about Lafayette park.
Lindsay Carlisle Shay: Oh, yes. The fence. I'm only trying to protect our children.
Leslie Knope: Come on, Lindsay, this isn't you. When we used to work here together, we loved the fact that parks were for everyone. That's what makes them so great.
Lindsay Carlisle Shay: You know what's really great? A private park that's not for everyone.
Leslie Knope: Wowsers.
Lindsay Carlisle Shay: What do you care? It's just a crappy little park.
Leslie Knope: Well, someone once told me that there's no such thing as small parks, just small ideas.
Lindsay Carlisle Shay: Mm.
Leslie Knope: And that someone... Was this woman. You can take it if you want. I have many copies and the negatives. And I have a jpeg.
Lindsay Carlisle Shay: The fence stays up.
Leslie Knope: Lindsay, if we...
Lindsay Carlisle Shay: Sweetie, and I mean this in the nicest possible way, Pawnee is and always will be a dirty, little nightmare from which you will never wake up. But it was good seeing you.