Adam: I can't believe I agreed to come to this.
Matt: I'm just here to see what Barry brings to the table... namely, a meat suit.
Adam: Meat suit?
Naked Rob: That's all the context you need.

Mr. Glascott: Last up, we couldn't get the real Slim Goodbody, so, parents and students, please welcome... Barry Insides.
Adam: Ohhhh, no.
Barry: Whoo! [audience gasps]
Adult Adam: [v.o.] Oh, yes. Instead of a perfectly good puppet show, my brother stapled a bunch of lunch meat to his body.
Mr. Glascott: Oh, that is pungent and horrifying. And is that your family dog behind you?
Barry: Lucky followed me here. Just ignore her. Hi, kids and parents! It's me... Barry Insides! I'm here to give you a graphic look at the insides of all our bodies.
Adult Adam: It wasn't educational or entertaining. He just turned the kids off science and deli meats forever.
Barry: Check out my hyper-realistic lower intestines!
Andy: I think this is going really good.
Barry: Who wants to come up here and feel how wet and squishy my bladder is? [Lucky tries to eat the meat] No, girl. [laughter]
Mr. Glascott: Okay. You know what? Uh, let's just move on to refreshments.
Adult Adam: Yep, only Lucky was eating up Barry's performance.

Adam: Sucks about the show... and that we're still stuck doing this.
Barry: [sighs] I don't wanna talk about it. How did an adult man dressing in a meat costume go so wrong? [Adam laughs] What's so funny?
Adam: Glascott's face when he saw all that disturbing meat. [both laughing]
Barry: I put kielbasa on my body. [laughter continues]
Adam: Man, Lucky really went to town on you.
Barry: I know.
Adult Adam: [v.o.] Yep, it was the kind of laugh you could only share with someone so close. The kind that, to this day, can still bring us to tears.
Barry: Hey, Ad? We got our whole lives to live on our own. Maybe sharing this room isn't the worst thing ever.
Adam: Yeah. We've got it pretty good.
Barry: [turns light off] Good night, pal.
Adam: Same to you.

Adult Adam: [v.o.] But then again, taking back our words doesn't always come easily. [Erica hugs Beverly]
Beverly: What was that for?
Erica: Mom, [sighs] I'm so sorry for what I said and for every time that I pushed you away or called you out of touch.
Beverly: So all my parenting tricks don't make you upset?
Erica: Oh, they do. But they also make me the luckiest daughter... and mom... ever.
Beverly: [voice breaking] Moms need other moms.
Erica: They really do.