Brotherhood2006

Tommy Caffee:
I knocked, but no answer.

Peggy Fitzgerald:
[working in the garden] That's 'cause no one's home.

Tommy Caffee:
Well, that's funny because both your cars are here. Is he inside?

Peggy Fitzgerald:
Not that you would know.

Tommy Caffee:
And if I asked to use your bathroom?

Peggy Fitzgerald:
I'd tell you that the toilet exploded just this morning.

Tommy Caffee:
How about a glass of water?

Peggy Fitzgerald:
Sink exploded, too.

Tommy Caffee:
Then you're in luck 'cause I'm an excellent plumber.

Peggy Fitzgerald:
Ah, but you're not union, and we only use union labor. You have very flirty eyes.

Tommy Caffee:
Listen. I really need to speak to Judd.

Peggy Fitzgerald:
Help yourself. He'll rip your heart out and throw it in the river. But if you wanna charge the den of a raging lion... You really don't know what you did wrong, do you?

Tommy Caffee:
He wanted a favor and I said no.

Peggy Fitzgerald:
He wanted a personal favor.

Tommy Caffee:
Yeah, but it would have been illogical for me to say yes.

Peggy Fitzgerald:
Logic is business. He wouldn't have minded if you turned down a business favor. A personal favor - - that's no logic. In fact, there's no reason in the world why you should agree to a personal favor. That's what makes it personal.

Tommy Caffee:
[pauses] . All right. [He walks away]