Ammer: No, Linda, I think Stacy gets the most-beautiful-feet award.
Michael: You wanted to see me?
Ammer: Michael. Look, I'm heading out to the Hamptons in a couple of minutes. I'm counting on you. This hotel project? It's a big fish. You reel it in for me and it's "Howdy, partner."
Michael: Okay. Thank you.
Ammer: Screw it up, though, and it's "Back to the mailroom, atrium boy."
Woman: Mr. Ammer, Denise just called. She's gotta go to rehab again, so she can't make it to the Hamptons.
Ammer: I'm gonna be alone on the Fourth of July?
Michael: Mr. Ammer, if you need female companionship this weekend, my wife's friend Janine, wow.
Ammer: Really? What's she like?
Michael: Let's just say she will eat you up, sir.
Alice: Excuse me. I'm sorry to interrupt, but this is kind of important.
Michael: Okay. Go to the bathroom.
Alice: Okay.
O'Doyle: Dude! You suck so bad.
Ben: Do not. Hey, Dad.
Michael: How’re you doing, buddy? Playing some catch?
O'Doyle: Actually, we're playing some drop, because Ben hasn't caught one yet.
Ben: Darn it.
Michael: You're a regular Derek Jeter yourself, O'Doyle? Love you, kid.
Ben: Love you too, Dad.
妙語佳句，活學(xué)活用
1. Big fish
Big fish 這個(gè)俚語本意是“重要的，有影響力的人物”，和我們在《人生遙控器》（精講之二）中講到的big shot 差不多。在這里，big fish 則指的是“the hotel project”。
Big fish 常常出現(xiàn)在片語 big fish in a small pond里，意思是“A person who is important in a limited arena, someone overqualified for a position or in relation to colleagues”，例如：Steve has both a Ph.D. and an M.D., yet he's content with his practice at a rural hospital; he prefers to be a big fish in a little pond.
2. Reel in
Reel in 是指“to pull (eg a fish out of the water) by winding the line to which it is attached on to a reel”，釣魚時(shí)咬餌的魚拉上來的動(dòng)作。在這里，因?yàn)锳mmer先提到了big fish，所以接下來他用了“釣魚”這個(gè)比喻。
3. Howdy
是個(gè)感嘆詞，意思和hello，how do you do等打招呼的用語差不多。
4. Screw up
俚語，“搞砸，搞糟”的意思，例如：The young architect screwed up the entire construction project.
