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Roy: Let his greed meet his imagination.

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Dr. Klein: Let me ask you something. What would you do if you had to change careers?
Roy: You mean if I wasn't an antiques broker?
Dr. Klein: If you weren't a criminal.
Roy: Huh?
[twitches]

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Roy: She left the door open. It was BITCHIN'!

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Angela: If you're gonna get wet, might as well go swimming.

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Dr. Klein: I have news, your neurosis is small.
Roy: What? You fucking quack!

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[repeated line]
Roy: Uuuuuh... Uuuuuh...

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Frank Mercer: There's just one problem.
Roy: What?
Frank Mercer: I think I'm in love with you.

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Angela: My dad's a smooth operator!

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Roy: I gotta go. I've got a big business meeting.
Angela: This late?
Roy: Antiques. They wait for no man.

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Roy: You good to go?
Frank Mercer: Does the Pope pooh in the woods?

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[first lines]
Roy: Uno, due, tre.

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[last lines]
Roy: Hi.
Cashier: That'll be $36.50, sir.

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[repeated line]
Roy: Simple is safe!

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Roy: [Panicing] When... you're done, could you... wipe off the phone?
Frank Mercer: Yeah sure
[wipes on the back off his pants and his crotch]
Frank Mercer: How's that?
Roy: Oh God!
Frank Mercer: Whoa! I'm just kidding, just kidding!

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Angela: This line's shorter.
Roy: No, this one's better.
[looks at the cashier he's been flirting with]

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Roy: My associate tells me you have FIVE grandkids? WOW!

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Frank Mercer: Okay, I'd just like to, you know, take a girl out somewhere nice once in a while.
Roy: You have to pay extra for that?

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Frank Mercer: You want your forty g's?
Roy: Consider it a parting gift.
Frank Mercer: We should part more often.

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Roy: [while looking for his pills] Pygmies!

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Angela: You're staring.
Roy: I'm sorry.
Angela: It's okay. I used to do it too. Looked at your picture, see if I got your nose, your eyes. Mom used to say I got lucky and only got your elbows.