Blanche: There's got to be something else we can do.
Rose: Blanche, it'll be easy. The children are dropped off in the morning and they're picked up by four in the afternoon.
Blanche: Now, there's something here. How about sponging?
Dorothy: What's that?
Blanche: It says here, "Spongers help cool off the walkers by sponging and rubbing down their hot bodies as they pump their way through greater Miami."
Dorothy: It doesn't make much sense, does it, Blanche? I mean, get 'em all hot and then cool them down.
Blanche: Dorothy, I swear, sometimes you can read my mind.