So, wait, my identity's a secret so no one I know can get hurt.
Shazam!
3.3s
And when he doesn't show, then we'll kick your ass.
Shazam!
1.6s
But I'm not your age anymore.
Shazam!
20s
Costume's stupid. - Yeah. - Okay. Big white cape like he's getting married or something. What if he didn't get to pick his costume? Ever think about that? You're a specialist, Freddy. What do you think? Yeah, Freddy, let's manage to see the positive. Okay, Well, I think it looks like he doesn't have gratitude for what he's been given.
Shazam!
13.4s
Ooh! Controversy. Into it. Share with us your perspective, Eugene. Just saying, he's what? Charging people's phones? So what? I can charge a phone with a plug. Preach.
Shazam!
8.5s
But I can go with you. We just gotta trick the guard out, you know? Billy, where are you going? You're still gonna have lunch with me, right? Billy!
Shazam!
5.6s
Son, we're still eating dinner. What he needs is a sidekick. Name one cool sidekick.
Shazam!
2.1s
Well, you can't skip every day.
Shazam!
1.8s
Why am I still doing this?
Shazam!
2.3s
Pedro, any thoughts?
Shazam!
1.4s
Not at your age.
Shazam!
25.7s
Very specific. All right. Maybe to the superhero, gratitude doesn't mean having to be clingy. Clingy? Wow, interesting take. You know, maybe sometimes a superhero just wants a little me time. You know, me time could also be construed as pushing away his family. Family. Is that what they are now? It's a classic symptom of "Superhero Syndrome." Coined by German psychologist Heinrich Von German-something, where superpowers become an all-consuming narcotic.
Shazam!
10.1s
Except when it makes you look cool, then it's all good. Billy, it's not like they're supervillains. They're just super douchebags. So, you're breaking your own rule? Got it.
Shazam!
6.2s
Darla, why are you so quiet over there, baby? You're never at a loss for words. I'm eating.
