[to Roger] I promise I'll help you find a safe way to socialize with humans.
That'd be great, Hayley. I feel so cooped up in this place. It's like a prison, except without the thrill of a daily cavity search. [pauses] Did I say thrill? I meant fear.
American Dad! · Season 1, Episode 10
“All About Steve” · Season 1, Episode 10
In this episode: Roger (2), Stan Smith (1), Hayley Smith (1)
[to Roger] I promise I'll help you find a safe way to socialize with humans.
That'd be great, Hayley. I feel so cooped up in this place. It's like a prison, except without the thrill of a daily cavity search. [pauses] Did I say thrill? I meant fear.
[Stan is at the dentist]
Mr. Smith, you're what we call in the business a Class A grinder. Now, I'm not talking about the sandwich grinder or the organ grinder you may find locked in sweaty coitus with your father one fateful afternoon in Rome. No, you're a Class A grinder, meaning that you grind your teeth so fervently that you need braces.
Braces? You've got to be kidding!
I only wish, Mr. Smith. And I only wish I had never known the sickly sweet scent of my father's love with that filthy fat gypsy. And that I could have mustered something other than "Papa, no!" before that shrieking monkey drove me from the room. But you're a grinder, and you're getting braces.
But I've already had braces, doctor! I've paid my dues!
[The last line triggers a flashback of his father and the monkey, which apparently traumatizes the Dentist to the point of becoming emotionless.]
[grimly] Do we ever pay our dues, Mr. Smith?
'[Stan finds Roger in the bathroom beaten, shaking and drinking coffee.]
I got beat up by a taco!
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