Frankie: "...yet what is most distinct about bottom-up investing is that it does not rely on the fortitude of the economy or even a particular economic sphere, but on one particular company." Are you getting any of that?
Axl: No.
Frankie: I thought you were a business major.
Axl: When will you stop throwing that in my face?

Frankie: Oh, you used to love it when I read to you. You could not get enough of The Dumb Bunnies. Do you remember that book?
Axl: Yeah. [chuckles] Too bad there's no Dumb Bunnies Teach Finance. This stuff might actually be fun to learn.
Frankie: Yeah. [sighs] Yeah. We should do that.
Axl: Do what?
Frankie: We should write a book on finance that's fun and so simple that even kids and bozos like us could understand it. I mean, we can't be the only ones going through this. There's gotta be stupider people out there.
Axl: There could be.
Frankie: Yeah. Th-This really could be a thing. I'm serious. Yeah, we just need a cute mascot to teach this stuff. Mm. Like some animal that sounds good with finance. Flounder. Fred the Financial Flounder 'cause people are floundering with their money.

Frankie: I just don't know how wide an appeal butt astronauts would have.
Axl: Butts are funny, and astronauts garner respect. People will love learning from them.
Frankie: Butts are funny.
Axl: Yeah. We could have a... an accountant Buttronaut. He could wear glasses.
Frankie: Glasses on a butt... I don't know.
Axl: I do know. Glasses on a butt is gold.
Frankie: But butts don't have noses. What's holding the glasses up?
Axl: The crack is a perfect substitute for the nose. It is right in the middle of the butt face, as it were.
Frankie: A nose goes out. A crack goes in. It can't hold glasses.
Axl: You're thinking three-dimensionally, but in a book, cracks and noses have equal depth. I mean, wow. This is all falling into place.

Frankie: Okay, so we need to write it on the most basic level. Something so easy, even a kid could understand it.
Axl: How do we do that?
Frankie: Well, first you have to understand it on an adult level.
Axl: How do we do that?
[Frankie sighs as she and Axl turn back to the books they were reading]

Mike: [sighs] I need to know where you got that necklace.
Rusty: Oh. Does she not like it? 'Cause I can't give it back.
Mike: Oh, yeah? Why's that?
Rusty: Well, it was given to me.
Mike: It was given to you, huh?
Rusty: Yeah. Dad gave it to me.
Mike: What? Remember when I got kicked out of the Marines and I came back and lived with Dad? Well, I saw the necklace, and I asked if I could have it so I can give it to my daughter someday. But it looks like I'm never gonna have a daughter of my own, so...
Mike: Well, you don't know that for sure.
Rusty: Eh, I'm 50. You know, at this point, I pretty much know I don't have a family in my future. That's why I came back from Tampa, to be closer to you. Yeah, I was lonely, but then I realized that I do have a family. You guys are my family.

Rusty: Plus, Mom would've wanted it that way.
Mike: What do you mean?
Rusty: Well, it was Mom's. She wore it all the time. Don't you remember? Yeah, I thought you'd remember.
Mike: Ah.
Rusty: You had more years with her than I did. You know, I was always kinda jealous about that.
Mike: Rusty. That was a very nice thing to do.
Rusty: Well, doggone it if I don't look at her face and see Mom every time. You must see that.
Mike: Oh, yeah. Yeah, I do. [sighs]] Listen, um, I think that I judge you too harshly sometimes, and, uh, that's not really fair. You're my brother, but I don't always...
Rusty: Oh, Mike, you don't have to do that. We're family. We don't have to say words. Plus, we have that bond.
Like right now. Are you getting that? I'm going that telepathy thing. I'm telling you, "Get me a beer."
Mike: Let's go. I'll buy you one.
Rusty: Hey! It worked! [Mike chuckles] That's the first time it ever worked.

Frankie: Okay, new plan... we're not getting anywhere with the books. We're visual learners.
Axl: What does that mean?
Frankie: It means we learn from TV, so I got a movie I heard is all about finance. We just pop it into that bad boy, and we are good to go. It's called Wolf of Wall Street.
Axl: Oh.

Axl: Yeah, or how about this... Banking With the Buttronauts.
Frankie: I think we all laughed at Flounder.
Axl: Oh, come on! I draw them awesome, and they're already trademarked.
Frankie: You trademarked the Buttronauts?
Axl: Um, hello? I'm a business major.

Sue: Mm. Hey. Lexie gave me her Netflix login. You wanna watch a movie tonight?
Brick: Unlike you, who's always on vacation, I have homework to do.
Mike: I'll watch a movie with you.
Sue: Oh. Great.
Mike: [to Brick] If you're looking for a pop, I just grabbed the last one.
Brick: Good grief!

Axl: Huh? You likey?
Frankie: What is this?!
Axl: Told me to take my first paycheck and treat myself.
Frankie: I meant like a milkshake!
Axl: Relax! I had that, too.