The Big Bang Theory2007

Sheldon Cooper:
[to a man sitting next to him on a bench] Look at the two of us. Me, a highly regarded physicist, the kind of mind that comes along once, maybe twice, in a generation. You, a common man, tired from your labors as a stockbroker, or a vacuum cleaner salesman, or a bootblack. But deep down inside, apparently we're just two peas in a pod. A regular pea. The kind of pea that comes along once, maybe twice, in a generation.

[It starts to rain]

Sheldon Cooper:
Rain, another great equalizer. Falling on the head of the brilliant and the unremarkable alike.

[Man takes out umbrella and opens it]

Sheldon Cooper:
Smartypants.