Jackie: Whatever!
Hyde: No. More aloofness.
Jackie: Whatever.
Hyde: I'm not believing you.
Jackie: Hyde, when are we going to move on? I have been saying, "Whatever," for half an hour.
Hyde: You can say very much by saying very little, small grasshopper. Pretend you're Laurie and insult me.
Jackie: Okay. Hey, Hyde, you're stupid.
Hyde: Whatever.
Jackie: Wow! That was great!
Hyde: Yeah. Now. Another part of this is ambiguity. Say it with me.
Both: Ambiguity.
Hyde: Very good. See, you don't want people to know exactly what you mean. Here. Ask me if I want to go to a movie tonight.
Jackie: Okay. Hyde, would you like to go to a movie tonight?
Hyde: That's cool. See, you don't know if I mean "That's cool, I'll go," or "That's cool, no, thanks."
Jackie: And that's cool.
Hyde: Whatever.
Jackie: Oh, my God! I am so sorry I got impatient.
Hyde: That's cool.