Lorraine: All right. Bullet went right through. I can't believe you guys went through all that stuff. It's just insane! Get him to the hospital first thing after this is over.
Sergeant: Yeah.
Lorraine: You'll be okay. It's gonna hurt like a son of a bitch, but you're gonna be okay.
Sergeant: Thanks. I can't thank you enough.
Cali: That's what you get for being a hero.
Sergeant: I need the car.
Cali: I know.
Barney: Come on, everybody. Eat, drink! Yes, I recommend drinking. It's the best way to get through the evening. And the food is delicious.
Tanya: My mother's a wonderful cook. My sister's a testament to that.
Lorraine: What the hell does that mean?!
Roddy: That she's a good cook!
Sergeant: You know, you didn't have to go this far. Just having us here was really enough.
Barney: You guys have had a terrible night. Get some food in your system, and we'll get through this together. Excuse me. Cali? I can't believe nobody's drinking with me. What about you, tough guy? Want a drink?
Sergeant: No, thanks.
Barney: Okay. You're really going back out there?
Tanya: Relax! It's my father and my brother-in-law. He's the super. They were just checking the building. It's all good. Everyone, please don't mind my husband's clothes. He's not Purging. He just thought it was a crazy idea to go out and see what's happening tonight.
Lorraine: Yeah, I chickened out. No way I was going out there. I don't know what the hell I was thinking. Thank God he came to his senses. I mean, look at him. He would've been the laughingstock of the neighborhood.
Barney: That's not very nice, Lorraine.
Lorraine: I'm sorry. I didn't mean for it to be mean. It's not mean, it's just true. How's everything, Daddy?
Tanya: It's all good, baby. The building's locked down and good. It's quiet.
Barney: I see you had a rough go of it, my friend.
Sergeant: Oh, yeah.
Barney: Relax. Make yourself at home. You're safe here. We are anti-Purge in this household.
Lorraine: Speak for yourself, Daddy.
Barney: What does that mean? I could think of a couple situations where Purging could be the answer.
Lorraine: Like when?
Barney: I'm not telling. I'm just saying, don't piss me off, bitch. Uh, please excuse my daughter.
Sergeant No, it's fine.
Barney: And, please, if there's anything else you need, just ask.
Sergeant: I could use a clean shirt.
Barney: Down the hall, second door on the left. Top drawer of the bureau. What's mine is yours.
Sergeant: Okay. Excuse me, too. I'm gonna go to the little girl's room 'cause this wine is going right through me.
Sergeant: Yeah.
Lorraine: You'll be okay. It's gonna hurt like a son of a bitch, but you're gonna be okay.
Sergeant: Thanks. I can't thank you enough.
Cali: That's what you get for being a hero.
Sergeant: I need the car.
Cali: I know.
Barney: Come on, everybody. Eat, drink! Yes, I recommend drinking. It's the best way to get through the evening. And the food is delicious.
Tanya: My mother's a wonderful cook. My sister's a testament to that.
Lorraine: What the hell does that mean?!
Roddy: That she's a good cook!
Sergeant: You know, you didn't have to go this far. Just having us here was really enough.
Barney: You guys have had a terrible night. Get some food in your system, and we'll get through this together. Excuse me. Cali? I can't believe nobody's drinking with me. What about you, tough guy? Want a drink?
Sergeant: No, thanks.
Barney: Okay. You're really going back out there?
Tanya: Relax! It's my father and my brother-in-law. He's the super. They were just checking the building. It's all good. Everyone, please don't mind my husband's clothes. He's not Purging. He just thought it was a crazy idea to go out and see what's happening tonight.
Lorraine: Yeah, I chickened out. No way I was going out there. I don't know what the hell I was thinking. Thank God he came to his senses. I mean, look at him. He would've been the laughingstock of the neighborhood.
Barney: That's not very nice, Lorraine.
Lorraine: I'm sorry. I didn't mean for it to be mean. It's not mean, it's just true. How's everything, Daddy?
Tanya: It's all good, baby. The building's locked down and good. It's quiet.
Barney: I see you had a rough go of it, my friend.
Sergeant: Oh, yeah.
Barney: Relax. Make yourself at home. You're safe here. We are anti-Purge in this household.
Lorraine: Speak for yourself, Daddy.
Barney: What does that mean? I could think of a couple situations where Purging could be the answer.
Lorraine: Like when?
Barney: I'm not telling. I'm just saying, don't piss me off, bitch. Uh, please excuse my daughter.
Sergeant No, it's fine.
Barney: And, please, if there's anything else you need, just ask.
Sergeant: I could use a clean shirt.
Barney: Down the hall, second door on the left. Top drawer of the bureau. What's mine is yours.
Sergeant: Okay. Excuse me, too. I'm gonna go to the little girl's room 'cause this wine is going right through me.
Lorraine : All right. Bullet went right through. I can't believe you guys went through all that stuff. It's just insane! Get him to the hospital first thing after this is over.
Sergeant : Yeah.
Lorraine : You'll be okay. It's gonna hurt like a son of a bitch, but you're gonna be okay.
Sergeant : Thanks. I can't thank you enough.
Cali : That's what you get for being a hero.
Sergeant : I need the car.
Cali : I know.
Barney : Come on, everybody. Eat, drink! Yes, I recommend drinking. It's the best way to get through the evening. And the food is delicious.
Tanya : My mother's a wonderful cook. My sister's a testament to that.
Lorraine : What the hell does that mean?!
Roddy : That she's a good cook!
Sergeant : You know, you didn't have to go this far. Just having us here was really enough.
Barney : You guys have had a terrible night. Get some food in your system, and we'll get through this together. Excuse me. Cali? I can't believe nobody's drinking with me. What about you, tough guy? Want a drink?
Sergeant : No, thanks.
Barney : Okay. You're really going back out there?
Tanya : Relax! It's my father and my brother-in-law. He's the super. They were just checking the building. It's all good. Everyone, please don't mind my husband's clothes. He's not Purging. He just thought it was a crazy idea to go out and see what's happening tonight.
Lorraine : Yeah, I chickened out. No way I was going out there. I don't know what the hell I was thinking. Thank God he came to his senses. I mean, look at him. He would've been the laughingstock of the neighborhood.
Barney : That's not very nice, Lorraine.
Lorraine : I'm sorry. I didn't mean for it to be mean. It's not mean, it's just true. How's everything, Daddy?
Tanya : It's all good, baby. The building's locked down and good. It's quiet.
Barney : I see you had a rough go of it, my friend.
Sergeant : Oh, yeah.
Barney : Relax. Make yourself at home. You're safe here. We are anti-Purge in this household.
Lorraine : Speak for yourself, Daddy.
Barney : What does that mean? I could think of a couple situations where Purging could be the answer.
Lorraine : Like when?
Barney : I'm not telling. I'm just saying, don't piss me off, bitch. Uh, please excuse my daughter.
Sergeant No, it's fine.
Barney : And, please, if there's anything else you need, just ask.
Sergeant : I could use a clean shirt.
Barney : Down the hall, second door on the left. Top drawer of the bureau. What's mine is yours.
Sergeant : Okay. Excuse me, too. I'm gonna go to the little girl's room 'cause this wine is going right through me.
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