Dawson's Creek1998

Pacey Witter:
We don't have to go home. We survived for the past three months taking odd jobs. We can survive as long as we want, just as long as we're happy.

Joey Potter:
Pacey, if you're so serious about this, why bring it up now... two hours from home?

Pacey Witter:
Twelve hours from home. I think we should probably drop anchor here, have a bite to eat, and then we can debate whether to scrap this whole mission home.

Joey Potter:
No, I don't believe you Pacey Witter. As truant as your natural instincts may be, you'd never really suggest that we skip our senior year of high school entirely?

Pacey Witter:
Just what would we be missing from the land of poorly scripted melodramas? Recycled plot lines, tiresome self-realizations. You throw in the occasional downward spiral of a dear friend, and maybe baby here and a death there, and all you really got is a recipe for some soul-sucking, mind-numbing, ennui. And I for one could skip it.