Lena: You’re a lying, cheating piece of garbage! You’re not the man I married!
John: Then we’ll get divorced, and I’m taking the kids!
JP, slowly sliding the Monopoly™️ board away from them: I think it’s time we stop playing now. . .
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Lena: You’re a lying, cheating piece of garbage! You’re not the man I married!
John: Then we’ll get divorced, and I’m taking the kids!
JP, slowly sliding the Monopoly™️ board away from them: I think it’s time we stop playing now. . .
Lena: I love puzzles.
Basilone: You literally talk back to the New York Times crossword. You yell at it.
Lena: Can I tell you something about the New York Times crossword? Very often they put the wrong number of boxes in to house the correct word.
Basilone: Could you be more beautiful?
Lena: Could you be more lame?
Basilone: Yes.
Lena: Why is your back all scratched up?
Basilone: *Flashbacks to John chasing a raccoon after Lena told him to leave it alone*
Basilone: I’m having an affair
What kind of woman doesn’t have an axe?
Lena Riggi
Basilone: A minute ago, your issue was with legality. Now it’s with the morality.
Lena: I’m able to hold as many as two thoughts in my head at once.
Basilone: I’m the kind of person that likes to think things through.
Morgan: Since when? I once saw you eat a marshmallow that was still on fire.
Did you see those legs? How could you not want to be married to those legs?
John Basilone about Lena