- Wayne: Dart?
- Dan: I'd have a dart.
- Wayne: Squirrely Dan.
- Dan: Waynes.
- Wayne: Has it occurred to you that those two may be members of... uh the lifestyle?
- Dan: What, the agriculturals management lifestyle? Sure they are.
- Katy: No Dan. The lifestyle.
- Dan: Like the livestock managements lifestyle. Course they are.
- Daryl: No Daniel. The life style.
- Dan: Oh, dairy farming lifestyle. You guys know they are.
- Wayne: Squirrely Dan!
- Dan: Mmhmm?
- Wayne: Uh the lifestyle.
- Dan: [Takes a long slow drag of his cigarette] No, I'm not too sure what you're driving at here big shooter.
- Katy: Maybe it's time to get going.
- Daryl: Agreed.
- Katy: How do we do that?
- Wayne: Guess what?
- Katy, Daryl: What?
- Wayne: This may very well call for the old Irish Goodbye.
- Daryl: What's the Irish goodbye?
- Wayne: Well that's when you leave without saying goodbye to anyone.
- Katy: Also known as the French Exit or Houdini.
- Daryl: I thought the French Exit was when you climax on a gal and you leave without cleaning it up.
- Wayne: It's almost not worth thinking about Darry.
- Katy: Technically a French Exit is when you leave without paying the bill, but in this case that is not applicable.
- Daryl: Maybe this calls for... no!
- Katy, Wayne: What?
- Daryl: Maybe this calls for the Letterkenny Leave.
- Wayne: No!
- Katy: Letterkenny Leave?
- Wayne: That's when you steal a two-four and walk through a sliding glass door.
- Katy: Well, desperate times.
- Daryl: Desperate measures.
- Wayne: I don't think we're there just yet, but you wanna know what? Let's continue to monitor the situation.