30 Rock2006

Bucky Bright:
Boy, 30 Rock. Stories I could tell about this plays. Eh, nobody wants to listen to me anymore.

Kenneth Parcell:
Oh, Mr. Bright, I would love to hear about the good old days.

Bucky Bright:
Well, it was different back then, I'll tell you. Yes, sir, boy, they were classy. Yeah. Yeah, it was. We didn't have any of those shirts with words on them or dungarees or anything like that. No, sirree. Men came to work in ties and hats.

Kenneth Parcell:
That's so elegant.

Bucky Bright:
And you had tailor-made suits and a little place here for a little carnation in your lapel. And an inside monogrammed pocket, you know, for your opium pipe and your switchblade.