Frankie Quote #266
Quote from Frankie in Worry Duty
Frankie: [v.o.] Yep, it was petty and beneath me and it didn't change anything, but hey, losing control over your kids is a tough thing to accept, as Brick was about to find out.
Brick: I told my teacher Scout hatched, and she's making me bring him back. I'm worried Scout needs me. No matter how many times I tell him, he keeps running into that fan.
Frankie: I hear you, honey. It's tough being a parent. You watch them make mistakes, and there's not a thing you can do. Guess that's the only way they learn. Even though the mom is always right. You remember that when you're 16.
The Middle Quotes
‘Worry Duty’ Quotes
Quote from Frankie
Frankie: [v.o.] There are lots of ways you categorize people: age, politics, religion. But when you get down to it, there are really two basic types of people in the world: the non-worriers...
Axl: God! Chill. I'll study while they're handing out the test.
Mike: The nail was rusty, but I threw beer on there, cleaned it out.
Frankie: [v.o.] and the worriers.
Sue: What if I never get my braces off? What if I'm part of some secret experiment where they're trying to see how long a person can last with braces on their teeth?
Frankie: I'm forgetting things, Mike. My keys were right here. This runs in families. It's only a matter of time before I am wandering the interstate in my bathrobe and you're using candy to get me in the car.
Quote from Mr. Ehlert
Mr. Ehlert: Gather around, minions. I'm throwing a company picnic. Food, drinks, games, the whole shebang. And I expect to see every one of you there with your families. [applause] It's really my granddaughter's 9th birthday, but this way I can write the whole thing off. She likes those American Girl dolls. Check with each other so you don't double up.
Quote from Mr. Ehlert
Mr. Ehlert: Hey, Stretch, you enjoying yourself?
Mike: Now that I've found the beer.
Mr. Ehlert: [chuckles] Well, I'm just glad I could throw this celebration for the employees. When you give, you get a warm feeling in your ticker, you know? That'll be 3 bucks. [to a young girl] Ah, the pop's a buck and a quarter there, princess.
Mike: I'll get it.
Mr. Ehlert: Oh, great.