Quote from Dorothy in Mother's Day
[flashback:]Mrs. Zbornak: What're you here for? What do you want, money? Dorothy: No. Absolutely not. How did you know? Mrs. Zbornak: I just got the feeling my yutz son crapped out at his job. Dorothy: Yutz. I've never heard you say anything bad about Stan in my life. Mrs. Zbornak: I don't have to. The whole world makes fun of him. Always has. That's why I make him out to be more than he is. Dorothy: Then you will give him the money. Mrs. Zbornak: No. But I'll give it to you under one condition. Don't ever tell Stanley it came from me. Dorothy: I don't understand. Mrs. Zbornak: Well, Stanley has a tendency to be weak. If he knew I was a soft touch, he'd never amount to anything. How much do you need? Dorothy: $500. Mrs. Zbornak: I'll give you a thousand. You know, Dorothy, I'm glad Stanley married you. You love him, but you're tough on him and he needs that. Dorothy: Then why are you so mean to me? Mrs. Zbornak: Because if Stanley knew I liked you, he'd hang around here all the time. He's a yutz. Who needs him around here? [Dorothy goes to hug Mrs. Zbornak] Stan: Dorothy! Mrs. Zbornak: Oh, thank God you came when you did. I thought she was gonna strangle me.