Frank: Lunch time is my favorite time of day.
Right next to dinner, breakfast, and snack time.
Ravi: Yes, Frank, we know.
Rhoda: Patrick, I have to say I'm surprised by your choice in lunchboxes.
Patrick: It's a good lunchbox.
Rhoda: Oh, no doubt. It's just that Scooby-Doo seems a bit, uh, whimsical
for a serious guy like yourself.
Ravi: Oh believe me, he has a whimsical side.
Patrick: >Ahem< Yes, well, there's actually a lot that we can all learn from Scooby-Doo.
Rhoda: Do tell.
Patrick: It rejects fear and superstition in favor of rational analysis.
It employs logic to unravel mysteries. Everything gets sorted out in the end.
Rhoda: That's true.
Frank: I like the way Scooby and Shaggy can fit ginormous sandwiches in their mouths.
Rhoda: I guess you can even learn something from cartoons.
Frank: That's why I watch Looney Tunes.
Ravi: Oh really, Frank; and what have you learned from that?
Frank: I've learned about opera.
Patrick: Fair point. What else?
Frank: Hmmm...Oh! Watch out for anvils falling from the sky!
Rhoda: Right, Frank. Because that happens so often in life.
