In this episode, Marty Funkhouser's mother dies. However, at the dinner for his father in the season four episode "The Weatherman," Marty says his mom died ten years ago.
Larry: You don't need to tell me how to apologize to people. I've been apologizing to people since I'm six years old on a daily basis. I pretty much have it down.
Larry: On the days I want sex I'm a lot nicer. Jeff: Oh, really? Larry: Oh, yeah. I'll be nice the whole day. And then we'll have sex and then I'll just go back to being the way I am.
Jeff: I shouldn't be eating ice cream. Larry: No, you shouldn't.
Marty: I'm an orphan, okay? Larry: You're a what? Marty: I'm an orphan. Larry: Orphan? Marty: Yeah, an orphan. Larry: You're a little too old to be an orphan. Marty: No, if you don't have parents you're an orphan. Larry: Oh, you could be 70 and be an orphan? Marty: You can be 100 and be an orphan!
Larry: (on confronting a sample abuser) Don't abuse your sampling privileges. She abused the sampling privilege. And you know what else? Cheryl: What? Larry: I was also looking out for the counterperson, as well. Cheryl: If she had a problem with that woman, don't you think she would have said, "Excuse me, ma'am"? Larry: No, no, 'cause she's always told 'the customer is right,' and in fact, the customer is usually a moron and an asshole.
Marty: Jogging's the best thing for me. Larry: So mourners exercise? I didn't know that. Marty: I don't know if mourners exercise, it's just good for me.
Marty: (to Larry) If you weren't my best friend I would take my bare hands and pop your head off your neck. Larry: (laughs) He's not my best friend.
Loretta: I want them kids in that school. Larry: I'm gonna rectify it. I'm a great rectifier. That's what I do. I break down, I rectify.
Loretta: You know something, Larry, you should've mind your business on this one though. Larry: She was breaking the rules. She wasn't following the rules of society. Cheryl: What rules? Larry: The unwritten rules that we have as we go about our day.
Jeff: (to Larry) Oh, you know what? You have ruined my life. You have ruined my life! (points to an irate Susie) I have to live with this now! Susie: Oh, you bet he does. Jeff: Oh, you hear that?! I am fucked, and you fucked me—hard!!
Larry: You can't ask a mourner for fifty dollars.
The French episode title is "Le Mémorial d'Ida Funkhauser".
Robin Bartlett is erroneously credited as Robin Barlett in the credits.
Larry jokingly refers to Marty as "Little Orphan Funkhouser", playing off of Harold Gray's comic creation Little Orphan Annie.
S 8 : Ep 10
Aired 9/11/11 (29:47)
S 8 : Ep 9
Aired 9/4/11 (32:43)
S 8 : Ep 8
Aired 8/28/11 (29:48)
S 8 : Ep 7
Aired 8/21/11 (29:34)
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