Erica: Thought you'd be here.
Barry: Just looking at old photos of us.
Erica: I remember that backyard pool. Dad was furious because he had to inflate it by mouth.
Barry: [chuckles] Had to lie down for two days after.
Erica: Okay, you're right. We don't have a perfect relationship, but there's a good reason.
Barry: What's that?
Erica: You and I are a lot like Dad. It's tough for us to let our guard down and show we care.
Barry: Yeah. That's why I thought it'd be nice to try for once.
Erica: So what if we start right now? [holds out arms]
Barry: Is this a prank?
Erica: No prank. Just bring it in. [they hug] But we will never kiss, though.
Barry: Oh, God, no! We were right about that part. Those Schwartzes are freaks.

Adam: Morning, pal!
Brea: Good morning, old chum!
Adam: Ready to get to school and begin a platonic day of friendship together?
Brea: I'd like nothing more.
Adam: This feels right... compadre.
Brea: Homeboy, homeslice, homeskillet.
Adam: This totally works. Hang on a sec.
Beverly: Adam, let's make her jealous by showing her how you can stand on my feet, and we'll walk into the kitchen.
Adam: I just forgot my coat. Brea, look away!
Beverly: Come on, stand on Mama's feet. Here we go. [laughs]

Barry: Geoffrey! I need love advice.
Geoff: Well, you're dating my sister, so I can only go so far, but my main tip is something I call the across-the-room wink.
Barry: No, not to woo Joanne, who I attend to effortlessly. I'm talking about Erica.
Geoff: Oh. And, oh?
Joanne: There's my fella. What's the deal?
Barry: Thank God! A reasonable person. Erica and I need what you two have. We need to reconnect. Tonight.
Geoff: But it's Valentine's Day. I've been planning something for Erica for months, so maybe it can wait?
Joanne: Nonsense! Barry's gonna take your expensive and non-refundable date. Yay!
Geoff: Yay?
Barry: Thank you, Geoff. But also, you're welcome. I've given you the gift of being able to give a gift to me. [chuckles] Bet it feels pretty good.
Geoff: Really doesn't.

Beverly: I'm sorry. I thought tonight could be a distraction for you.
Adam: Nothing can distract me from the pain I'm in right now.
Beverly: I know breaking up is misery, and... I'd do anything to take that pain away for you.
Adam: And the worst part is, we still desperately want to be together.
Beverly: You do?
Adam: Yes! It's just, in three months, we're going to different colleges. No matter what, we're doomed.
Beverly: Adam, you want her, she wants you. Throw caution to the wind and enjoy the next three months together!
Adam: But isn't that just delaying the pain?
Beverly: The next three months could mean everything. I mean, that's how much time I have left with you.
Adam: I... I never considered that.
Beverly: Well, I have. A lot. I guess it's why I forced you out tonight.
Adam: So you're just gonna enjoy every last minute even though you know the pain is inevitable?
Beverly: You're damn right I am. And you should, too.
Adam: Are you saying I should go to her?
Beverly: I'm saying we should go to her. [climbs into the driver's seat] Hyah! Hyah!

Adult Adam: [v.o.] Yep, wild horses couldn't keep me from Brea. But a tired horse definitely could.
Beverly: Hyah! Hyah!
Adam: It's clearly out of gas. It's not used to running that far on the highway.
Beverly: This is not the dramatic and romantic ending I wanted for you.
Adam: Don't worry. You got me this far. I can do the rest.
Beverly: Go, sweetie, go!
Adam: Thank you, Mama. And just know, I may go off to college, but me and you are never breaking up!

Brea: Adam, why are you here?
Adam: For you.
Brea: We went over this.
Adam: I know. We can't be friends. But I don't want to.
Brea: Well, then what?
Adam: I want you back. All of you. For as long as we have.
Brea: But...
Adam: No buts. Brea, I love you! And I don't want to miss out on a single second with you while we're still here. What are you thinking?
Brea: This. [kisses Adam Why do you smell like horses?
Adam: Remember when you said my mom couldn't surprise you anymore? [both laugh]