Dorothy: I don't think you met Blanche.
Blanche: No, he has not. I would have remembered. Thank you for coming. A man as brilliant as you must be terribly busy.
Sophia: The change of life didn't change her life.
Dr. Parks: Well, it's no mystery. The minks won't breed because they're too old.
Dorothy: You're kidding.
Blanche: Isn't he brilliant?
Dr. Parks: Somebody sold you minks that are too old to breed. They're worn out. They're not interested anymore.
Blanche: You mean you can be too old?
Dr. Parks: Rodents can be, not humans.
Blanche: Is that a theory or is that based on personal experience?
Dr. Parks: Both.
Blanche: Doctor, there's a lizard out on the lanai that's looking awful piqued lately. I wonder if you'd mind taking a look.
Dr. Parks: Not at all.
Blanche: Oh, I'm just so worried about the poor little thing, I just can't sleep at all. You know, I'm such a lover of animals. [exits with Dr. Parks]
Dorothy: Boy, she could be in a coma. Put a man within five miles, she'd roll over and shave her legs.