Cary: Excuse me, can I have another order of fries? Because my friend here is fat.
Charles: Funny, Chompers. At least I don't need a booster seat. (00:33:08)
Dr. Woodward: If you speak of this... Or else... you, and your parents will die. (00:23:45)
Jen Kaznyk: So I can't go to Wendy's party or wear the shorts? Not fair!
Mrs. Kaznyk: Jennifer Anne, 'Not fair' is Africa.
Jen Kaznyk: [Storming off] Mom's racist! (00:27:10)
Louis Dainard: I've seen it... Nobody believes me...
Joe Lamb: I believe you. (01:10:14)
Alice Dainard: I know he wishes it was him instead of her. And... sometimes I wish it too.
Joe Lamb: Don't say that. He's your dad. (01:00:57)
Charles Kaznyk: They look like white Rubik's cubes or something. (00:20:55)
Joe Lamb: I know bad things happen... Bad things happen... But you can still live. (01:37:12)
Charles Kaznyk: Uh, Mr. Lamb that's your camera, sir, but technically, that's my film. (00:51:09)
Cary: He's too stoned!
Martin: Oh, drugs are so bad!
Answer: Alice "borrowed" her father's car without permission and was driving without a license at age 12. She didn't want to get caught, but Joe - the deputy's son - saw her and she was afraid that Joe would tell his dad. Joe said she could trust him and his father would never know. Alice may have already liked Joe or spending time together made his attraction grow. They also had something in common that caused them sadness and could relate to - neither had a mother around anymore. They apparently were an "only child", which was not relatively common in 1979; both were left "home alone" when their fathers were at work or elsewhere, signifying they may have been lonely and in need of a friend who could relate to these circumstances.
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