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When you see this, quote Mrs. Landingham
Mrs. Landingham: I'm going to lunch, Charlie.
Charlie: Speaking of lunch...
Mrs. Landingham: Yes?
Charlie: The President's not too wild about his.
Mrs. Landingham: What's the nature of his dissatisfaction?
Charlie: He says it's made almost entirely of vegetables.
Mrs. Landingham: Yes, it's a salad, Charlie.
Charlie: The President would prefer a sandwich. He says roast beef will be fine, pastrami, sliced steak...
Mrs. Landingham: Charlie, tell the President he will eat his salad, and if he doesn't like it, he knows where to put his salad.
President Bartlet: You're not going to spoil my good time for me.
Mrs. Landingham: Oh, sir, I think we both know from experience that's not true.
Mrs. Landingham: I'm going to lunch, Charlie.
Charlie: Speaking of lunch...
Mrs. Landingham: Yes?
Charlie: The President's not too wild about his.
Mrs. Landingham: What's the nature of his dissatisfaction?
Charlie: He says it's made almost entirely of vegetables.
Mrs. Landingham: Yes, it's a salad, Charlie.
Charlie: The President would prefer a sandwich. He says roast beef will be fine, pastrami, sliced steak...
Mrs. Landingham: Charlie, tell the President he will eat his salad, and if he doesn't like it, he knows where to put his salad.
President Bartlet: You're not going to spoil my good time for me.
Mrs. Landingham: Oh, sir, I think we both know from experience that's not true.