“I was making a roast. The smell wafted from the kitchen into the living room, through the yellow curtains and into the sunlight. Bread warmed in the oven, and in my oven mitt, I managed to forget that I’d ever punched someone in the face. It seemed so long ago, I might not even have done it. I went…”— Arda Collins, apmpodcasts.org
“And then, one day, I remember going to the supermarket here in Delaware, and there was a family in front of me, a father and a couple of kids. He had put back a bunch of grapes because they were five dollars a bunch and he couldn't afford it. It was this turning point. I just realized that I wasn't…”— Lisa Blunt Rochester, elle.com
“Ted: [bragging] I even got cheered for cutting a ribbon at a supermarket! Murray: That's because they didn't think you could do it.”— Lorenzo Music, Ted Baxter, Ted Knight, imdb.com