Everybody Loves Raymond1996

Father Hubley:
Believe it or not, I do understand the pressures and tensions of raising a family in today's world. But I think this particular family compounds the problem by maybe being a bit too close to each other constantly, like Ping-Pong balls pounding and hitting off each other in the lottery machine. Except nobody wins in this one, least of all, the children. Which is what I got from this book. So it's not about you. Or you. Or you. Or you. Or even Raymond, today. It's about this little guy and this sweet, simple way of maybe giving you a message. [Frank pulls a tissue out of his pocket and dries his eyes. Marie takes it from him and does the same. Then Debra does it and offers it to Ray, who bats it away childishly]