- Tracy Jordan: The only way I can feel good about myself is to be booby slapped by a coked out Russian stripper.
- Tracy Jordan: I'm whipped. Angie got me up at 7:30 today. Did you know in the morning they got food, TV, almost everything? It's pretty good.
- Liz Lemon: I did know that, yeah.
- Liz Lemon: What's with the cookie jar?
- Jack: I collect them.
- Liz Lemon: Really, is that some kind of unresolved childhood thing?
- Jack: Nice try. We never had any cookie jars in my home because my mother never baked us any cookies because she never felt we deserved any cookies. So obviously it has nothing to do with my childhood.
- Liz Lemon: But that cookie jar says "mom" on it.
- Jack: Er, I don't think so. I've always viewed it as an upside down "wow."
- Tracy Jordan: [after Liz tells him he can't go to a strip club] I'm sorry, Liz, this is who I am. You can't ask a bird not to fly. You can't ask a fish not to swim. You can't ask a tiger not to turn back into a Chinese dude at midnight!
- Jack: You like cookie jars, Kenneth?
- Kenneth Parcell: Well, I guess I never thought about it that much. We had a nice one back home in Georgia. It had a bear on it. I remember when my mom's friend Ron would come over. They'd go into the bedroom to sort out their paperwork, and I'd just go ahead and stare at that cookie jar. It was almost as if I took every problem that I ever had and I put it inside that cookie jar. And I sealed it up so tight that nothin' would ever, ever, ever get out. So, I guess to answer your question, I'd give cookie jars about a B.
- Jack: Some people have so many problems that there aren't enough cookie jars in the world to contain them.
- Kenneth Parcell: Miss Lemon, may I speak with you?
- Liz Lemon: Sure, can you walk and talk?
- Kenneth Parcell: Uh... Usually, but now you've got me thinking about it.
- Lenny Wosniak: It's pretty simple, really. I'm gonna go through your life with a fine tooth comb. And the more information I have, the easier this is gonna be. Now, have you ever been arrested?
- Jack: I have. The 1976 Democratic National Convention. But it's OK, I was there beating up hippies.
- Lenny Wosniak: And what about your family? Any skeletons there?
- Jack: My brother Eddie sells faulty sprinkler systems to elementary schools. My cousin Tim fixes NBA games. My mother's an Olympic level racist. But as for the rest, they're too drunk to do much of anything. Unless getting thrown out of a Chili's is a crime.
- Liz Lemon: In the opening sketch this week, Tracy is a bank robber...
- Angie Jordan: No. I don't want to perpetuate any black stereotypes. Next.
- Liz Lemon: In this one, Tracy plays a gentleman who wears flamboyant clothes and lives uptown.
- Angie Jordan: He's a pimp.
- Liz Lemon: He's an entrepreneur.
- Angie Jordan: What's the character's name?
- Liz Lemon: Slickback Lamar. He's also playing Barack Obama.
- Angie Jordan: No. We support Kucinich.