Some Holiday

Dan Allen:
Hey, what do you think about Philadelphia for a honeymoon?

Sam Bishop:
Take her to Philadelphia if you wanna give her a history lesson. Know what you need to do?

Dan Allen:
What?

Sam Bishop:
Take her to New York City. To the Met. Broadway, Off-Broadway. Wine and dine the sh*t out of her so in twenty years, when she can't stand you, she'll remember that one moment on top of the Empire State Building, and how much she loves you.

Tracy Meron:
I did it all backwards, you know?

Dan Allen:
What do you mean?

Tracy Meron:
Well, first I had a kid, and then I wanted my name in lights. Thinking I could be somebody. Well, take a good look at me, Dan. 'Cause after all those days of auditions, and nights in some closet apartment... I don't know what to get my own kid for his birthday.

Grace Allen:
I never thought that you and I would make more sense than a five-year plan. I mean, we're so different.

Dan Allen:
Different is good.

Grace Allen:
That's what my Contemporary Art professor said. She said that the greatest projects come from happy accidents. You are a happy accident.

Dan Allen:
Wow, I think my life has more meaning now.

Miles Davis:
Why are you here? Why are you right here, smelling like olive oil and smog?

Tracy Meron:
I thought you said you understood! This is me pursuing my dream, okay? And if that means that I have to work in this cafe seven days a week, then that's what I'm gonna...

Miles Davis:
[Miles kisses her]

Chris Mason:
I've been going over this and over this, and I could lose him.

Sam Bishop:
He's your son, Chris. They can't just erase that.

Chris Mason:
It's not that simple.

Sam Bishop:
Why not?

Chris Mason:
Because, I choose to live my life a certain way. With a man, with you. It's not exactly conventional...

Sam Bishop:
Stop worrying. It's gonna be fine. Do you want me to come with you? Character witness?

Chris Mason:
I really need to do this on my own.

Sam Bishop:
All right. Go get him.