Frankie: Ugh, I feel horrible about Brick. I mean, we might as well have just thrown him down the stairs. That's what we did... we threw him down the stairs with our words.
Mike: You know that's going in the file.
Frankie: I'm disappointed in us, Mike. You know, first chance we got, we went right back to our yell-y selves. And they don't deserve that. They are great kids.
Mike: All I know is not one of our great kids even thought about coming down here to help us until we yelled at them. And I'll tell you something else... when I was a kid, I would never have dreamed of giving my dad parenting advice. And he sure the hell didn't want my opinion. If I was sitting in his chair, he wouldn't even ask me to move... he'd just sit on me.
Frankie: See, now you're getting all worked up again. That's exactly what we're trying to avoid. We need to stay cool, just keep doing our work, and let the kids realize on their own that they should come down and help. Trust me, Mike, role modeling good behavior will work.
Frankie: [v.o.] It didn't.