Star Trek: Deep Space Nine1993

Darok:
Men of our generation never stood on ceremony, huh?

[laughs]

Darok:
We ate when we were hungry, we fought when we were angered. Oh... I miss the simplicity of those days.

Kor:
I miss a great deal about those days.

Darok:
The warriors on this ship - they don't know what they've missed. But such is the way with children. They often let the promise of the future obscure the glories of the past.

Kor:
Is there a point to this nostalgic indulgence?

Darok:
Only that they are children. Even Martok, who, for all his flaws, is a great man, even Martok is but a child compared to you or me. They're quick to judge, and slow to forgive. They still have much to learn.