Planes, Trains and Automobiles1987

Del:
You believe this?

Neal:
It's been a hell of a trip.

Del:
Sure has.

Neal:
But, uh, after all is said and done, you did get me home.

Del:
Next time, let's go first class, all right?

Neal:
God, I hope there isn't a next time.

Del:
I know what you mean! I really do. This you?

Neal:
Yeah.

Del:
It's been great meeting you, Neal, it really has. Again, I'm sorry if I caused you any trouble.

Neal:
Oh, no, you didn't cause me any trouble. You got me home, and, uh... a little late.

Del:
A couple days.

Neal:
But, uh... I'm a little wiser, too.

Del:
Me, too.

Neal:
Happy holidays.

Del:
Same to you. Happy Thanksgiving, Neal. Give my love to the family, will you? Maybe I'll get a chance to meet 'em one day.

Neal:
Say hello to Marie for me. I feel like I know her.

Del:
Yeah.

Neal:
So... okay. And, uh, you have a happy Thanksgiving.

Del:
Hey, you know it.

Neal:
So long.

[Neal boards the train, but starts thinking back to things he and Neal said and did together]

Del:
I like-- I like me. My wife likes me.

Neal:
At the very least, the absolute minimum, you've got a woman you love to grow old with, right?

Neal:
I've been spending too much time away from home.

Del:
I haven't been home in years. [echoing] I haven't been home in years. I haven't been home in years.