Dina: Garrett, Garrett, Garrett, Garrett Garrett, Garrett... Garrett. What are you thinking about right now? Hmm? Fruit, maybe? What kind of fruit... tart little kiwis? No, I bet you like big, juicy melons, don't you?
Garrett: Come on, you know what you're doing here.
Dina: Yeah, I do. Catching a thief. Now, listen. Just admit what you did, and we can end this right now.
Garrett: All right, fine, okay? I took the fruit. Whatever it takes. Just get me out of here.
Dina: See? Doesn't that feel better?
Garrett: I'm having the weirdest day.

Jonah: What happened to your costume?
Amy: I just didn't feel like wearing it anymore. Emma wants to hang out with her friends tonight instead of me.
Jonah: Oh, that's a bummer.
Amy: Yeah.
Jonah: I'm sorry. But it's, you know... it's normal, right?
Amy: Yeah, I guess. It's... Yes, yes, it's normal. It's just, I just thought I had, like, one or maybe two more years with her.
Jonah: Yeah.
Amy: You know, it's weird. It's like, you bring home this cute little baby, and all they want is to be with you, like, every second of every day, and then they grow up, and you're proud, of course, but... but also sad and lonely.
Jonah: Yeah, no, babies are hilarious. I should probably get back out there.

Jeff: Come on in. I got the seat warmer on for you. I put it on level one; That's my favorite 'cause I don't think it's... I think it's, like, just warm enough, you know, where you're... You can put it on any level you want, is the point.
Mateo: It's great.
Jeff: Okay.
Mateo: Ooh, toasty tush.
Jeff: Yeah.
Mateo: Okay, we should go before someone sees us.
Jeff: Oh, yes, good call.

Dina: What are you in?
Amy: Uh, we're going to see some terrible German film.
Jonah: The fact that it's German is irrelevant. It's silent.
Garrett: Oh, this just keeps getting better.
Dina: All right, I'm in too. But I call both armrests.
Garrett: Uh, you should probably button up your jacket, though, 'cause it's gonna be cold.