Tyler Durden:
My dad never went to college, so it was real important that I go.
Narrator:
Sounds familiar.
Tyler Durden:
So I graduate, I call him up long distance, I say "Dad, now what?" He says, "Get a job."
Narrator:
Same here.
Tyler Durden:
Now I'm 25, make my yearly call again. I say Dad, "Now what?" He says, "I don't know, get married."
Narrator:
I can't get married, I'm a 30 year old boy.
Tyler Durden:
We're a generation of men raised by women. I'm wondering if another woman is really the answer we need.
Father Brian Kilkenney Finn:
Who is the coolest woman you and I have ever known, ever.
Rabbi Jacob "Jake" Schram:
That's easy. Anna Reilly, eighth grade. No question.
Father Brian Kilkenney Finn:
You got it.
Rabbi Jacob "Jake" Schram:
What? She called you? Anna Reilly called you?
Father Brian Kilkenney Finn:
Yeah. Totally out of the blue.
Rabbi Jacob "Jake" Schram:
Why?
Father Brian Kilkenney Finn:
'Cause she's coming to New York, uh, for work... and she wanted to get together with us. She just looked me up.
Rabbi Jacob "Jake" Schram:
Really? Anna Reilly. What is she doing now?
Father Brian Kilkenney Finn:
She - She's, like, analyzing synergies, or synergising analogies, or, or some such thing. I couldn't follow it. She's, like, this very high-powered business - You know.
Rabbi Jacob "Jake" Schram:
Woman?
Father Brian Kilkenney Finn:
Woman, yes. Thank you.
Rabbi Jacob "Jake" Schram:
Wow. And you told her about us?
Father Brian Kilkenney Finn:
Yeah. She flipped, in a - in a good way. You know, I mean, she laughed for about ten minutes, but she was excited.
Rabbi Jacob "Jake" Schram:
Man, that is so cool.
Father Brian Kilkenney Finn:
I know.
Rabbi Jacob "Jake" Schram:
I wonder why she called you.
Father Brian Kilkenney Finn:
What do you mean?
Rabbi Jacob "Jake" Schram:
No, I mean, she called you.
Father Brian Kilkenney Finn:
What, are you in the eighth grade still?
Rabbi Jacob "Jake" Schram:
What? That's a legitimate question. I just - I mean, we're both listed.
Father Brian Kilkenney Finn:
Finn before Schram, okay? You're ridiculous.
Rabbi Jacob "Jake" Schram:
That's a good point. Alphabetical.
Robbie:
[Robbie notices Julia's fiancee is flirting with another woman across the room, so he tries to provoke him to talk] That is one fine piece of ass right there, hm?
Glenn:
That's Grade A top choice meat!
Robbie:
Yeah, I'd just like to bite right through that thing, arg!
Glenn:
[Glenn starts laughing in agreement]
Robbie:
Yeah but we can't get chicks like that now. We're too old.
Glenn:
Speak for yourself, man. I can still get chicks like that.
Robbie:
Not that hot right?
Glenn:
Gotten hotter.
Robbie:
Ten years ago!
Glenn:
Try ten *days* ago.
Robbie:
Really... As hot as that?
Glenn:
Hotter, and younger.
Robbie:
How do you do it, man? I mean how do you do it without getting caught?
Glenn:
Julia's completely preoccupied with the wedding. She doesn't know what's going on.
Robbie:
Yeah, but you know what sucks though? Once you get married, the party's over, right?
Glenn:
I work in the city, man. And I work long hours.
Stu Price:
[playing piano and singing passionately] What do tigers dream of when they take their little tiger snooze? Do they dream of mauling zebras, or Halle Berry in her Catwoman suit? Don't you worry your pretty striped head, we're gonna get you back to Tyson and your cozy tiger bed. And then we're gonna find our best friend Doug, and then we're gonna give him a best friend hug. Doug, Doug, oh, Doug, Dougie, Dougie, Doug, Doug! But if he's been murdered by crystal meth tweakers, [stops suddenly]
Stu Price:
well then we're shit out of luck.