We're going to put it in the trash.
— Mason on a book cover he didn't think was necessary
Yas queen.
— Jack Black, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
Halibut chowder.
— Andy
I'll do the palenta… (later) YA YAs!
— Mason at YaYa's
Steamed milk.
— Mason
Coffee table as display case is probably an underexplored medium.
— Dave (rough quote)
Don’t sit on your balls.
— Grandpa Jack to Eli
Except the Q-Tip, we cannot find totally same toothbrush, hotdog and recorder.
— Sarah, SHENZHEN CREATIVE DISPLAY PRODUCTS FACTORY
A pickle within a pickle within a pickle.
— Lily's nesting doll idea
I don't know what I'm going to say till I say it.
— Sid, in general and on character accents
There was something inherently good in size itself, he seemed to feel.
— Robert Caro, The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York
Ahh... Ert... Ahrt... Ahrt... Ahh Err T... AhErt Ahert... Ahh... Err... Ahh... Err... Ahhert... Art!
— Mason learning to read, texted video from Steph
I love when we pass the squeaking tree.
— Lily on tree with birds
‘What you want to do is kid him.’“ Windless suggested that Le Guardia print a pad of forms reading: "I, Robert Moses, do hereby resign as ________ effective ________ ” and simply hand one to Moses whenever the commissioner threatened to resign.
— Robert Caro, The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York
It reeks of some sort of family disfunction.
— Lily on an office set up in a model kitchen inside Manhattan Cabinets
Eat the frog.
— Liz, Lily’s Kaplan MCAT course instructor
Makes me sneeze.
— Sid on bare feet
That's the opposite of the advice I gave.
— Martha on Nathan's MFA application advice
The architecture has the great virtue of being scaled down to the size of a good time.
Architectural Forum on Jones Beach in The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York
What if I opened it and it was just a meat freezer.
— Lily on the door out of our apartment