Tony Armotti:
Do you know anything about the guy?
Anne Leeds: I know he's one of your best friends.
Tony Armotti: Well, if you had any sense, that should be enough.
Anne Leeds: I know he's one of your best friends.
Tony Armotti: Well, if you had any sense, that should be enough.
Tony Armotti:
I kissed a good-looking girl. It's happened before, and the chances are pretty good it'll happen again.
Tony Armotti:
I spotted you the minute you opened your mouth.
Anne Leeds: I may have some sort of New England accent, if that's what you mean, but I can't help it any more than you can help your New York accent.
Tony Armotti: What New York accent?
Anne Leeds: I may have some sort of New England accent, if that's what you mean, but I can't help it any more than you can help your New York accent.
Tony Armotti: What New York accent?
Tony Armotti:
I stood still for a shelacking because I figured I owed you somethin' after ten years. But that paid me up. If you ever raise your voice to me again let alone your hand, I'll beat your brains out.
Tony Armotti:
I want to talk to Patsy about Patsy. She's been like a sleepwalker all week. You know, it's gettin' so the customers are too polite to applaud. They're afraid they'll wake her up.
Tony Armotti:
I'm free. I got plenty of dough, a club we run to suit us and not the customers, and sense enough to know when I'm well off.
Tony Armotti:
Mike, another slug.
Waiter: Hey Tony, how come Baby quit?
Eduardo, the Headwaiter: Roc wants to talk to you, I know that it's none of my business but I'm curious about why Baby quit.
Tony Armotti: Eddie, please, don't ask me, if you know what's good for you, don't ask me.
Waiter: Hey Tony, how come Baby quit?
Eduardo, the Headwaiter: Roc wants to talk to you, I know that it's none of my business but I'm curious about why Baby quit.
Tony Armotti: Eddie, please, don't ask me, if you know what's good for you, don't ask me.
Tony Armotti:
Please, not the haughty princess bit. Not when my head is splittin' open.
Anne Leeds: Oh, would you like me to get you an aspirin?
Tony Armotti: No, no, no. You can't help me bake a cake either, or pass algebra or get over a heartburn
Anne Leeds: Oh, would you like me to get you an aspirin?
Tony Armotti: No, no, no. You can't help me bake a cake either, or pass algebra or get over a heartburn
Tony Armotti:
So what do you want? An amusing item for the eggheads back home? A chapter headed, "Interesting morons I've known"?
