The Sopranos1999

Peter Galani:
He often has difficulty waiting his turn, is often quote unquote, "on the go" or acts if driven by a motor. Often interrupts or intrudes on others. And often fidgets with hands or feet.

Tony Soprano:
He fidgets with hands or feet?

Peter Galani:
That's right.

Tony Soprano:
You mean, like, he fidgets?

Peter Galani:
Uh-huh.

Tony Soprano:
And that's a sickness, to fidget?

Peter Galani:
Mr. Soprano, it's one of nine possible symptoms.

Tony Soprano:
What constitutes a fidget?

Carmela Soprano:
Tony...

Tony Soprano:
No, no, what constitutes a fidget? I mean, so what if he fidgets? He's in school. Who doesn't fidget in school? And he doesn't wait his turn? The kid's in puberty, he gets a hard-on every ten minutes, for chrissake.