Mr. Seager: Sign here and here. I marked the places with an asterisk where you double as an emcee for the strippers.
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Mr. Seager: Sign here and here. I marked the places with an asterisk where you double as an emcee for the strippers.
Mr. Turnbull: A man has to do the best with what he's got and, now, all I've got are paper clips.
Servo-Temp Secretary: Mr. Beeman, I have a message from Miss Simmons of Up Against The Wall, Incorporated. And she wanted me to make it clear that they ordinarily never send messages of this nature unless the situation is urgent. The message is: "60 seconds and it's your corporate ass." Thank you.
Mr. Delasandro: No. No. No, no, no. Look at your hands. Look at them! You're holding your rabbit - all wrong.
Susan: My ship sails away tomorrow, so we must make tonight last till eternity.
Miss Parsons: Why don't you leave all that here. I'll watch your bunny for you.
Strip Club Patron: Hey, are you from Beaver Falls, honey?
Mr. Seager: Sign here and here. I marked the places with an asterisk where you double as an emcee for the strippers.
Mr. Turnbull: A man has to do the best with what he's got and, now, all I've got are paper clips.
Servo-Temp Secretary: Mr. Beeman, I have a message from Miss Simmons of Up Against The Wall, Incorporated. And she wanted me to make it clear that they ordinarily never send messages of this nature unless the situation is urgent. The message is: "60 seconds and it's your corporate ass." Thank you.
Mr. Delasandro: No. No. No, no, no. Look at your hands. Look at them! You're holding your rabbit - all wrong.
Susan: My ship sails away tomorrow, so we must make tonight last till eternity.
Miss Parsons: Why don't you leave all that here. I'll watch your bunny for you.
Strip Club Patron: Hey, are you from Beaver Falls, honey?
Donald Beeman: We could start working this morning. Mr. Delasandro: You know, I'll have to be at my most ruthless and demanding. You may even learn to - hate me. Donald Beeman: Well, I don't care for you very much anyway.
Donald Beeman: What if you gave me extra coaching lessons? I could work 24 hours a day, if necessary. Mr. Delasandro: To work that hard - would be unfair to your rabbit.
Mr. Delasandro: Donald Beeman, I hereby designate you tap dancing magician magna cum laude. Pass your hand through the candle flame. Donald Beeman: What? Mr. Delasandro: Pass your hand through the flame. It's symbolic.
Miss Parsons: I love magicians. Magic is my life, Mr. Beeman. You haven't seen my tricks, Mr. Beeman. I want to see your magic wand. Donald Beeman: Miss Parsons! Miss Parsons: Mr. Beeman, I won't hurt your magic wand.
Terrific-Looking Girl: Oh, God. It's them! Donald Beeman: What? Terrific-Looking Girl: Those are the hands that - take the rabbit out of the hat. Oh, they just make me shivery. Ohh! Ah! Oh!
Donald Beeman: Is Mr. Turnbull still here? TDM Secretary: He's in the John. Don't worry. He's quick.
Donald Beeman: I don't know exactly how to ask you this, but, how long have you been a cheap broad? Susan: Well, it's an off-and-on thing.
Donald Beeman: You're very pretty. Terrific-Looking Girl: Oh, glad you think so. This doesn't hurt or anything, does it? Donald Beeman: You're a terrific-looking girl. Terrific-Looking Girl: Really? Oh, I'm glad you think so.
Donald Beeman: My rabbit caught a little cold, but is fine now. Mr. Turnbull: That's fine. That's fine. Donald Beeman: I'm really living life at the gut level.
