Janet: So you didn't see it coming at all?
Sayid: No, I always expected her to kill me, not to break up with me.
Justine: Well, if you ever need a quick pick-me-up or whatever, you have my number.
Sayid: Yes, you've been very clear. Thank you.

Cheyenne: Oh, my God, did the janitor quit? Because there's a huge pile of garbage at that table. Get it? Talking about Mateo.
Justine: Can you... Shh! We're trying to help Sayid.
Mateo: Well, Cheyenne's the one who needs help. She's got less brains...
Isaac: Guys. Can you take it outside? Life is railing Sayid right now.
Cheyenne: Okay, I guess. What were you gonna say? Less brains than a what?
Mateo: Honestly, I'm glad they cut me off. I think it was gonna be racist.

Sandra: I don't trust Zephra either. I've learned some stuff. You ready to wake up?
Glenn: Well, I am awake.
Sandra: [whispers] Not yet.

Cheyenne: I feel like we could get their attention back if we just up our game a little.
Mateo: Yeah, we need something splashy, something grabby.
Cheyenne: Oh, exactly.
Mateo: God, I am craving ice cream so bad right now.
Cheyenne: Me too. Should we go get some?
Mateo: Yeah, but you can't use my punch card, 'cause you suck.
Cheyenne: Good. I wouldn't want to, dick. Ooh, we should get clown sundaes.
Mateo: [mockingly] Ooh, we should get clown sundaes. Yeah, we totally should.

Glenn: Okay, but, actually, I'm just trying to find out why they won't let us say "have a heavenly day."
Marcus: Well, of course they don't want that, 'cause guess who their god is. [holds up phone]
Glenn: A fat baby?
Marcus: What? No, that's my nephew. He's my lock screen. I meant the phone... technology.
Glenn: Oh.
Sandra: When you think about it, the Zephra app tracks your location and times your break. So, in a way, they've been controlling us.
Glenn: That's true.

Marcus: Yeah, and riddle me this. What's with that room in the back marked "Zephra personnel only"?
Glenn: What? What's with it?
Marcus: Exactly. No one here knows because we're not allowed back there, which means... That's where it's all happening.
Glenn: Where what's happening?
Sandra: Exactly.
Marcus: Exactly.

Man: Hey, I was hoping to return this. I don't know if you remember, but I was in here a couple months ago.
Garrett: Oh, yeah, no, the car cell phone holder. You had a Kia Optima, right? I thought this would've worked out for you.
Man: It did, but I totaled the Optima in an illegal street race. I know the return window is probably over, but...
Garrett: Nah, man, I'll hook you up. No worries. Your last name was Dinkins, right?
Jonah: Are you kidding me? You don't remember our fight, but you remember... All due respect, Mr. Dinkins, the most random, boring guy I've ever seen in my life?
Garrett: Wow, okay, that was rude. Sorry about that, but he's just going through some stuff.
Jonah: What I'm going through, Mr. Dinkins, is someone who I thought was my close friend not remembering a pivotal moment in our friendship, which makes me wonder if we were even friends in the first place.
Garrett: Okay, and that's on the card with the last four digits 5-8-7-6?
Jonah: You remember his [bleep] credit card number?
Garrett: It's on the receipt.
Jonah: That... makes sense.

Dina: What the hell are you doing?
Glenn: Well... [grunts] Don't you think it's weird that we don't have access to this room? We're the managers.
Dina: Oh, God. You're still on this Zephra is evil kick? Come on, we don't need to go in there. I'm sure it's just tech stuff.
Glenn: Perhaps. But, you know, Marcus and Sandra think...
Dina: Now you're listening to Marcus and Sandra? You guys are like the Three Stooges if Curly was Hawaiian. Well, actually, I don't know for a fact that he wasn't.

Jonah: Okay, now, hang on, 'cause often these ideas become stronger when people feel shamed or marginalized. All right, let's talk this out. Why do we think Zephra controls minds?
Sandra: 5G, it's bad stuff.
Janet: I did hear it makes birds kill themselves.
Dina: How does a bird kill itself?
Janet: Just stops flapping.

Cody: That's dumb. There's no Zephra conspiracy.
Jonah: Oh, interesting, an opposing viewpoint.
Cody: But the moon landing, now, that was a big lie.
Sayid: I'll tell you what's a big lie... Love.
Isaac: Don't you dare give up on love.