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Woody gets a big break when he's cast in a commercial for a new vegetable drink but Cliff just feels broken when the new trivia napkins upstage him. '
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      • Cliff: No, kale's more of a family of greens. Anything with a pungent aroma and a loose head can be called kale. Carla: Get you another beer, kale? Edit
      • Frasier: Woody, you know Sigmund Freud might suggest that your aversion to vegetables stems from some early childhood trauma. Lilith: Pffft. Frasier: You sputtered, my darling? Lilith: Honestly, Frasier. You must be the last psychiatrist on earth who hasn't abandoned Sigmund Freud's theories. Frasier: What are you saying? Lilith: Merely that his theories are outdated sexist superstitions unsupported by a shred of clinical evidence. Frasier: You're drunk. My wife is completely smashed--blotto. Sam, no more boilermakers for Dr. Sternin-Crane. Lilith: I've had nothing to drink. Frasier: Ah, the worst kind of drunk. For your information Freud has a lot to teach about Woody's problem. If he were here today, he would, after striking Lilith, tell us that Woody is suffering from a subconscious barrier, easily removed by some elemental Freudian analysis. Woody: Isn't there anything faster? Frasier: Oh, many things, but nothing quite as lucrative. But, if you wish instant relief, I suppose we could try a little...well, post-hypnotic suggestion. Lilith: Pffft. Frasier: Another wet objection, my love? Lilith: Hypnosis, Frasier? Why only go back a century for your treatment? Why not bleed him with leeches, or drill a hole in his cranium and let the evil spirits leak out? Frasier: Ignore her, Woody. It's the gin talking. Edit
      • Woody: How do I learn to like broccoli, cauliflower, and kale? Norm: Some things you have to develop a taste for slowly. Look give me a beer, okay? Put a stalk of broccoli in that beer, okay? The beer taste will kill the broccoli taste, but slowly, you'll get used to it, okay? Woody: We don't have any broccoli. Norm: Well thanks for the beer. Edit
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