Frankie Quote #1302
Quote from Frankie in The Table
Sue: You know what happened with me and Darrin.
Frankie: Mm-hmm.
Sue: Uh, but I'm thinking I might have overreacted a little, so I-I wanted to write him a poem or a letter or something to apologize, but I-I'm feeling kind of stuck. You and Dad have been in love way longer than me. How would you describe love?
Frankie: Oh. Uh... Well, let's see. What is love? Uh, well... It's like when you're young and you see a sweater in the store window and you're so excited and you just gotta have it. And you get it and you wear it all the time and it's so amazing. But after a while, the sweater starts to get ratty and smell, but you still love it. And people say, "Why don't you get rid of that old thing?" But you keep on wearing it 'til eventually it starts losing its shape and it's sagging in places. But what are you gonna do? It's your sweater.
Sue: Maybe I'll just write down my favorite lines from The Fault in our Stars and I'll put it on his windshield.
Frankie: Good call.
The Middle Quotes
‘The Table’ Quotes
Quote from Axl
Axl: Dude, like, how many different things do we have to write checks for? Why is there even a gas bill? Hmm? You don't put gas in a house. It's not a car.
Hutch: What about water? Why should we pay for that? Stuff falls out of the sky for free.
Axl: Yeah. They're making money off God. That's just wrong.
Quote from Brick
Brick: [into microphone] Check, check. Hello? Hello?
Frankie: You're not trying to face-time the president again, are you?
Brick: No. That's ridiculous. I'm starting my own podcast.
Frankie: Hey, that could be fun.
Brick: It's for the people who are interested in fonts.
Frankie: Oh. Well, why don't you do that and the president thing and see who answers first.
Brick: [into microphone] Hi. I'm Brick Heck, and this is... "The FontCast"... Or "Footloose and Fontsy free." Still working on the title. Feel free to call in with suggestions. Today's topic is the raging debate of font versus typeface and Times New Roman's place in all of it. And then, in our last segment, we'll get into the issue of kerning, which, for those of you who don't know... [chuckling] As if... is the spacing between characters. Now, this is a very hot topic inside of the font community...
Quote from Brick
Frankie: Hey, Brick. How's the podcast going?
Brick: I got to tell you, it's a real grind. You got to churn out show after show after show.
Frankie: Haven't you only done like three?
Brick: Yeah. Show after show after show.
Mike: What are you doing it for, then?
Brick: Well, I do it for the fan. Without the fan, I'm nothing. You'd better finish up that vacuuming. I'm gonna have a hot mic in a minute. We're talking Garamond today. How am I gonna get fired up for that?