Brick Quote #104
Quote from Brick in Worry Duty
Brick: Nothing. I mean, I shouldn't say anything bad about Morgan, right?
Frankie: Well, Brick, just because you're a child, doesn't mean your opinion is less than anyone else's. I'd hope you'd feel comfortable sharing any negative feelings you might have about Morgan.
Brick: I'm not a big fan.
Frankie: I know, right? She comes across all together and perfect, but trust me, I have heard things. She is manipulative, deceitful, two-faced...
Brick: Plus she sat on my bed and moved my books. Not cool. [cheeping] Yes, I'm watching you. That's great. Sorry. What was I saying? I'm wiped. He always wants to eat, play. I'm constantly cleaning up after him.
Frankie: Throw in a carpool and we'll talk.
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.