Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

You don't have to read every one of them. Tuesdays With Morrie. Skip that.
Hi, sweetie. You on your way in?
- My Sammy? - Yes.
It's okay. I'm fine. I want everyone to know that.
That's an interesting point, but I'm not sure I agree with you.
Does Donald happen to be here?
- I don't have a choice. - They force someone on you?
In France, when you sit and order, you can have the table as long as you want it.
- Really? - I've been around some.
You were getting married. Gifts are expected. It's the proper thing to do.
- It's 8:23. - Good Lord!
Mainly youth-oriented ones.
- Stop. - I'm uninformed, ignorant, and...
- Maybe. - There's a lot of choices.
I thought you meant about makeup or something.
so I'd get an accountant, first thing.
- I sleep too much. - You don't.
- I know where we're going. - Where are we going?
- Thanks, Ladawn. - Yes, thank you.
I've read 300 books in my entire life, and I'm already 16?
- Then you'll never know what I got. - I must know.
I want to start moving on the inn thing.
and postulated existence of a charmed quark.
That's what I hate about prints.
- Beg pardon? - Thank you.
- Did you ever think this day would come? - I had hopes, dreams.
- The wedding's off. - What? What happened?
You're thinking, 'Yes, I won that $5 from Dad. '
- It's too David Lynch. - I think you love him.
but you should know we all still love Max. To figure out what happened...
We are hitting the road.
NO One Asked you!!! Meh
- but I was talking and I couldn't stop. - I know that feeling.
You can pick my brain on the few things I do know about.
Hey, Susie.
- Can we go now, please? - I'm in again.
So you got me a gift already?
I have the right not to be quizzed on my social life by my 16-year-old daughter.
- Honey, I'm so sorry. - Thanks.
- Close enough for jazz. - What?
Out of sight, out of mind.
And the best part, Korea is bootleg heaven.
- This is just one of the libraries. - One of the libraries?
- I've been feeling kind of guilty. - Don't.
- You've been sitting there for two hours. - I want one more coffee.
On the surface, maybe. But go underneath. What is he postulating beyond fatalism?