Overheard in New York, VII
Ok there has been a derth of funny quotes from Overheard In NY lately, but this week there were quite a few good ones. Here are my favorites:
Crazy guy to suit: Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don’t.
Suit: Get the fuck away from me before I stab you.–D Train
Mother of four-year-old boy (looking at display case): Wait up for me, Jack. Don’t go on the escalator without me.
Four-year-old boy: It’s okay, I can do it.
Mother of four-year-old: No, Jack. Wait for me.
Four-year-old boy: It’s okay, mom. I can go up by myself.
Mother of four-year-old: Jack. Don’t go up without me.
Four-year-old boy: Mom. It’s okay. I can do it. I’m wearing my lucky Batman underwear.–Macy’s
Lady in car at full parking lot to man in car: Damnit, where we gonna park?
Man, getting his keys: Don’t worry, I’m going to pull out.
Lady in car: Yeah, I’ve heard that before.–W Broadway &Canal
(day after steam pipe break)
Cop without respiratory mask to cop wearing respiratory mask: Hey…take that off. If you’re going to catch anything, you already caught it.
Cop with mask (as he takes it off): Yeah, from your mom!–Grand Central Terminal
Dude: So I finally saw Lisa’s* tits. Good stuff, man.
Friend: Yeah? Are they big?
Dude: Not at all. But it’s better that way. A handful is enough.
Friend: So it’s like nuts?
Dude: What the fuck?
Friend: No! I mean they say a handful of nuts is enough protein for the day! That came out totally wrong!
Dude: Whatever you say…Tinkerbell.–67th & Columbus
And my absolute favorite one:
Female lawyer: Did you see that video where that girl from South Carolina was asked why Americans can’t read maps?
Male lawyer: Yeah, she was a teenage beauty contestant. I tell you, I’ve heard drunk girls with two dicks in their mouth make more sense than that bitch.
Female lawyer: Don’t call her a bitch. She was probably just nervous.
Male lawyer: Excuse me, she’s a beauty contestant. The only difference between a beauty contestant and an inflatable doll is where you blow into them.
Female lawyer: Excuse me, but I was in a few beauty contests when I was a teenager.
Male lawyer: Really? So tell me, why can’t Americans read maps?–Supreme Court, Jamaica
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