We've gone over the plan 20 times already. Well, here comes number 21.

Please ask how many practice runs they had. Seventeen.

Seventeen? The pilot who landed at Teterboro had 17 practice attempts before the simulation we just witnessed.

I can't tell you how much we've pushed back.

Just so I know, how many more of those can I expect?

I'll set up a meeting. Just you, me and him.

You're 0 for 3. You keep hitting me in the face. Or, am I 3 for 3?

But before all that, you may want to spend 45 sessions brushing your teeth.

All right, let's say you have a pool of $50 million in subprime loans.

And if you didn't visit them for twelve clicks, they would disappear forever.

Love lip-balm? Try applying it 1500 times to burn 200 calories.

It's my fifth time. Monday was my first time. But I've taken out the garbage lots of times before that...

Try again. Freed Ireland. Freed India.

Either the reason is predicated on a series of sub-reasons leading to an infinite regression.

Tadashi Hamada again. And this is the 33rd test of my robotics project.

Well, I keep telling you to put that traffic app on your phone.

Funny how often people exceed those expectations.

You're back. I can't believe it. If you knew how many times I'd imagined this scene.

What? We've been through the mud, the shit, the blood. And I've saved your ass more times than I can count.

He coded four times. And we got him back. Oh, and now you just sound idiotic.