Christopher: We've had some horrendous ideas in the past together, but we may have outdone ourselves.

Christopher: Problem? What kind of problem?
Winston: You know that thing about there being no camera on the roof?
Christopher: Yeah.
Winston: There's a a camera on the roof.
Christopher: Excuse me?

Winston: And do me a favor, would you?
Christopher: What's that?
Winston: Don't get dead.
Christopher: I'll do my best.

Martin Gleason: You don't seem to get it, okay? This place is like one giant mousetrap, all right? They've got electromagnetic locks on every door, there's, like cameras on every angle.
Christopher: Martin!
Martin Gleason: What? What?
Christopher: You ever considered decaf?

Winston: I think the two of us are going to have to pull an Aunt Linda.
Guerrero: An Aunt Linda?
Winston: Yeah, an Aunt Linda? You know, call in the cavalry?
Guerrero: Calling in the cavalry's an Uncle Dan. Unless increment weather's a factor. Then you call it a Boston Cooler.
Winston: Whatever.

Christopher: You can do it. Just wind up and do it. Don't think too much.
Martin Gleason: Great moments in peer pressure--"Don't think too much."

Christopher: You brought a fish?
Martin Gleason: Yeah, well, they destroyed her fish tank. she's been with me for over a year. It didn't seem right to just leave her there.
Christopher: She has a name, doesn't she?
Martin Gleason: What? No! She doesn't have a name. She's a fish. She doesn't... it's Meredith.

Christopher: I had a boss like that once.
Martin Gleason: Huh, really? You mean, a, uh, "Lock you in a building and try to kill you" kind of boss?
Christopher: Well, less the first part, more the second.

Christopher: An Aunt Linda.
Winston: Uh-huh. Calling in the cavalry's an Uncle Dan.
Christopher: No, no, no, calling in the cavalry's an Aunt Linda. I don't even know who Uncle Dan is. You talk to Guerrero about this?