I Will Gladly Pay You Tuesday

Season 4, Episode 6, Aired

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Sam has a weak moment and lends Diane $500 to buy a book reputedly signed by Ernest Hemingway.

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      • Diane: I would like to see you in your office. I have something I want to give you. Sam: How about a spanking? I think I deserve it.

      • Sam: What's the good word, Norm? Norm: Plop, plop, fizz, fizz. Sam: Not the Hungry Heifer again.

      • Cliff: Come on Diane. She's your ma. She carried you for nine months. Diane: Eight, I was premature. Carla: Couldn't wait to get out and start yappin'.

      • [Diane wants money to buy a book] Carla: Why don't you ask that rich old lady of yours? She's got more money than me and God put together. Diane: No, I can't ask mummy. I'd rather die. Carla: I like that even better.

      • (Diane shows Sam what she bought with the money he lent her) Diane: It's a book... and a very valuable book. It's a first edition Hemingway. Sam: "The Sun Also Rises". Boy, that's real profound. Diane: I purchased it for $500, but I'm sure it's worth a great deal more. It's signed by Ernest Hemingway himself. Sam: For 500 bucks you'd think Margaux Hemingway'd come over to your house and act it out for you.

      • (the gang failed in their attempt to break the bathroom stuffing record) Woody: Oh, gee, I see how I miscounted. I had myself down here twice. See: "Woody" and "me". Norm: Well, here's to noble failure, huh? Cliff: Aah, Norm, I can't drink to that. There's nothin' noble about failure. Carla: If there was, you'd be a duke.

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      • Title: I Will Gladly Pay You Tuesday A reference to the popular quote by Popeye character Wimpy ("I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.")

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