George (to Carmen): There's no way you're gettin' married.
Fine, then I'll just get pregnant and move to Georgia (breaks into a Southern accent) 'cuz I don't need y'all's consent to get married there.
(about Carmen) Angie, tell me you had an affair with Garth Brooks and that she's not mine!
[While Ernie is reading notes to Benny about her house]
(first letter) You had it coming. (second letter) You deserve it. (third letter) What the hell does God have to do to finish you off. (fourth letter) I hope you get another house...
Ernie (continuing the letter): But this time, paint the windows shut so you burn inside like the wicked witch you are.
Who signed that? I want to send them a Christmas card.
Actually the whole neighborhood signed it, like a petition. Whatcha!
I'm glad you aren't going to work anymore. I don't need any of my coworkers knowing I got chased by a dog.
Well, that ends tomorrow, because I'm going to tell everyone at work about how my little girl, was running out of the house because she was being chased by a teacup poodle!
That thing's a hundred pound killer!
[George is talking to Benny about his childhood]
I can't believe the only reason you wouldn't let me drive when I was a kid was because you were afraid of me getting hurt. Is that why you wouldn't let me play football?
George, for a helmet to fit your head... they would have had to take out the padding. Now, at the time, I was already growing vegetables in the garden; I didn't want one walking around my house.
Don't you remember my rules?
I only tell you once to clear the table. If you don't, you're asking me to throw out your stuff.
Yep. Maybe next time, you'll remember my rules.
Hey. This is my house. I make the rules.
Mom stand still, we're talking about this.
Talk all you want, I will pretend to listen.
[looking through refrigerator] let's see. What goes good with chicken? I don't know.
[George takes handcuffs, places one link on handle bar, and the other on benny's right hand, cuffing her to the fridge]
George, what the hell are you?! George!
[yelling] You're gonna stand there and you're gonna listen to me! Stop treating me like a kid! Stop calling me names! I'm a grown man, and if I want to, I can leave my papers anywhere! And I pay the bills around here, so if I want to leave the lights on, I can! [starts turning on kitchen appliances] And the mixer, and the toaster, and the blender, and the food processor, and the microwave! And you know why?! I can afford it all, because I'm not a failure, I'm a big success!
[electricity in the house goes off and kitchen is dark. George finds a flashlight and shines it in Benny's face]
[Angie, Carmen, and Max walk into the dark house]
(to Angie) I'm glad you're home. Do you know your father has a drug problem?
Benny [to George]: That's real passionate. Did you come up with that last night when you were spooning with Ernie?
Look, that was an accident! But at least I can keep a man in my bed. That's right. When Ernie gets up to go to the bathroom, he comes back!
Hey, Max. The owls called. They're done nesting, vato. You can cut your hair.
Cindy Porter said I have big ears. If I cut my hair, she'll never love me!
Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait. Little pig-nosed Cindy Porter? Man, get your hair out of your eyes. She's nasty.