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Clips from Family Guy - Trading Places (S09E09)

"Well, I'm off to work at the brewery."
Family Guy
"Okay, have a good day, honey."
Family Guy
"You know, Brian, you and I should do... No."
Family Guy
"Okay, it just, it-it-it... it looked fun."
Family Guy
"All right, time to make all those popular kids pay"
Family Guy
"Peter, no, y-you're just a normal high school kid."
Family Guy
"Oh."
Family Guy
"Hey, Lance, it's off, it's off."
Family Guy
"It's off, it's off."
Family Guy
"Throw this phone away, Lois!"
Family Guy
"Griffin, did you finish those reports I gave you?"
Family Guy
"Right here, Angela."
Family Guy
"Wow. You know, I gotta say, when your dad told me"
Family Guy
"I was kinda skeptical,"
Family Guy
"Well, it's a lot easier than high school,"
Family Guy
"Well, how do you mean?"
Family Guy
"It's a social nightmare."
Family Guy
"Well, well, look who matriculated to grade nine."
Family Guy
"Someone wants to get into university."
Family Guy
"Hey, guys, I'm sorry."
Family Guy
"Well, you're gonna be "sore-y""
Family Guy
"I don't know what the kids are complainin' about."
Family Guy
"I haven't been to a pep rally in years."
Family Guy
"Yeah!"
Family Guy
"Do you have school spirit?!"
Family Guy
"Who's got the most school spirit?!"
Family Guy
"I do!"
Family Guy
"Show me your school spirit!"
Family Guy
"The players will remember this while they're playing."
Family Guy
"Hey, Mom, where the hell's dinner?"
Family Guy
"I'm starving."
Family Guy
"Oh man, can you imagine the disaster"
Family Guy
"she's gonna walk out here with?"
Family Guy
"Yeah, yeah, I bet-- I bet she comes out with just like--"
Family Guy
"just like a poop on a plate, right?"
Family Guy
"there'd be traces of my food still in there."
Family Guy
"Oh ho ho, snap! Snap! Snap!"
Family Guy
"Hey, guys?"
Family Guy
"Give her a chance, all right?"
Family Guy
"Here it is, gang."
Family Guy
"Seared ahi tostadas, grilled asparagus, couscous,"
Family Guy
"Wait a minute."
Family Guy
"Meg, when did you find the time to do all this?"
Family Guy
"Oh, I had all day to do this."
Family Guy
"Oh my God, this is delicious."
Family Guy
"Wh-- what do you mean "all day"?"
Family Guy
"W-What about all the housework?"
Family Guy
"I did it in like an hour. I don't understand why"
Family Guy
"you're such a freakin' martyr all the time."
Family Guy
"It's a house."
Family Guy
"It's a finite area."
Family Guy
"I'm not cleaning a town."
Family Guy
"Hey, family, I'm home."
Family Guy
"Hey, buddy, how was your first day in the real world?"
Family Guy
"It was actually really great."
Family Guy
"for doing such a good job."
Family Guy
"Wow, guys, you hear that?"
Family Guy
"A raise."
Family Guy
"Hm, interesting."
Family Guy
"Seems like the kids are doing pretty well"
Family Guy
"Wow, I am already so stuffed."
Family Guy
"so many action figure guns for lunch."
Family Guy
"Well, hello, you two."
Family Guy
"How's your little experiment going?"
Family Guy
"Horrible."
Family Guy
"Three girls I don't care about made me cry in the bathroom."
Family Guy
"Um, hey, you guys."
Family Guy
"I bet you Lois Griffin doesn't make the track team,"
Family Guy
"which is suddenly important."
Family Guy
"Lois, that's terrible."
Family Guy
"My day was even worse."
Family Guy
"Hey, get up, you faker."
Family Guy
"It's just a spitball."
Family Guy
"Hi, family, I'm home."
Family Guy
"Oh, Chris, there you are."
Family Guy
"Good, now that you're both here,"
Family Guy
"your father and I have something to say."
Family Guy
"Kids, we're callin' off the experiment early."
Family Guy
"What? Why?"
Family Guy
"Because you were right."
Family Guy
"Being a kid is a lot harder than bein' an adult."
Family Guy
"High school sucks. Everything sucks."
Family Guy
"and just forget all about this, all right?"
Family Guy
"You kids go back to school, Lois goes back to groceries,"
Family Guy
"That's not gonna work out, Dad."
Family Guy
"Why not?"
Family Guy
"'Cause you don't have a job anymore."
Family Guy
"What? Chris, what do you mean?"
Family Guy
"Angela fired you and hired me."
Family Guy
"She said I've been doing twice as good a job as you did."
Family Guy
"So from now on, I'm the breadwinner in this house."
Family Guy
"Hey, I forget. Were you in for this or not?"
Family Guy
"Chris, you are not taking Peter's job."
Family Guy
"You're a 14-year-old boy, and you belong in school."
Family Guy
"Why, so I can get a job someday?"
Family Guy
"I already have a job."
Family Guy
"Chris, we're not gonna allow you to do this."
Family Guy
"the breadwinner makes the rules."
Family Guy
"Well, I'm the breadwinner. And you know what?"
Family Guy
"I like being a grown-up, and I wanna stay this way."
Family Guy
"Well, Lois, practically speaking,"
Family Guy
"Seems like you don't have a choice"
Family Guy
"but to let Chris work at the brewery"
Family Guy
"I guess it could take Peter a long time"
Family Guy
"Well, it may not be that bad, Lois."
Family Guy
"I could see about getting back my old job"
Family Guy
"as a police sketch artist."
Family Guy
"Now, did you get a look at the man who assaulted you?"
Family Guy
"I did. Okay, can I get a description?"
Family Guy
"Which is it, five-nine or five-ten?"
Family Guy
"I'd say five-ten."
Family Guy
"Okay, we'll go five-nine and a half."
Family Guy
"And now, how old was he?"
Family Guy
"Late 30's, maybe 37."
Family Guy
"I-I don't know, anywhere between 35 and 40."
Family Guy
"Okay, well, let's say 37."
Family Guy
"How about ethnicity?"
Family Guy
"Asian-American."
Family Guy
"Are we talking Korean? Are we talking Thai?"
Family Guy
"Maybe Korean."
Family Guy
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