Sue Quote #841
Jeremy: [talks normally] Sue, what's going on?
Sue: [over bullhorn] Guess I'm just a big, giant jerk.
Jeremy: No, no, no, no, no. [takes her bullhorn] You're just still working out some meat toxins from your system. Yeah, that's right. I saw you eating bacon at breakfast yesterday.
Sue: [talks normally] O-okay, okay. Jeremy... Okay. Don't you feel like lately, I don't know, we're just... in different places?
Jeremy: Hey, hey, we're not in different places. We're right here on a journey... together.
Sue: Okay. But don't you feel like, I don't know, lately, it's gotten kind of hard?
Jeremy: [scoffs] Changing the world is hard, Sue. We're not quitting on the earth when she needs us the most, and I'm not quitting on us. You're not quitting on me, are you, Sue?
Sue: [sighs] No.
Jeremy: Okay, then.
Jeremy: [over bullhorn] Hey, you! Hey, fashion slave!
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Troy: I thought we were gonna discuss Garamond.
Brick: I'm saving that for Monday. Gara-Monday?
Troy: Ah, cool.
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Brick: Anyway, at first, I was looking forward to going, but now I'm worried. What am I gonna say to a bunch of jocks? Can you give me some football terms to use so I don't embarrass myself trying to fit into the conversational bouquet?
Mike: Uh, first of all, I'd steer clear of "bouquet." Second, just talk about anything. Just be yourself.
Brick: Should I talk about Charlie Rose?
Mike: No. Why would you do that?
Brick: Well, I like his interviewing style. The way he takes one topic and really delves into it.
Mike: Um, just talk, like, uh, "Hey, what class are you in? Where'd you get those sneakers?"
Brick: You're giving me tall-guy advice. That all works coming from you. If I did it, I'm just the weirdo paying too much attention to people's shoes.
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Brick: [whistles]
Mike: Uh, Brick, what's with the getup?
Brick: Oh, this? I've noticed high-school kids seem to be very into school pride. As you know, I live life on the periphery, on the fringes of fun. But I've decided, if I want to graduate having lived the high school experience, it will require total immersion.
Frankie: But you don't even like sports.
Brick: Correction... used to not like sports. Now all I care about is we beat the Bentonville Bears Friday night. The Bears are going down! I hate them based on their geographical location.
Mike: Good man.
Brick: In addition to sports cheering, I will also decorate my locker and perhaps participate in a school prank. One thing's for sure... count on a lot of selfies. You can follow my antics on social media. I've got this year down... like the Bears, who are going down. [chuckles]