#Funniest foxhole court quotes series

I’m volunteering my opinion.”Īndrew has already faced the consequences of Neil interfering (at Nicky’s parents, with Drake) in these situations and Neil not knowing better, and that’s why he says: “Let him go now if you ever want him to come back.” While Neil makes his case to Andrew to let Aaron go in TKM: Which is all to say, Andrew is on to Neil. Meanwhile, Neil stands up to Riko to protect Kevin, and he interferes with Andrew and Aaron to unite the team. He wants Neil to stop running because he’s not going to survive that way. He gets Neil a phone and then has Nicky text Neil until he is comfortable using it.īoth of them tend to be motivated into these actions by “righteous” reasons, and perhaps importantly they aren’t meddling for their own gain. Andrew wants Matt to handle his drug problem because it’s putting strain on Aaron. He had a key ready to hand to Neil when they made their deal. He made sure to get the permission of Matt’s mother before tempting Matt with drugs. Where they differ is that Andrew tends to plan his (when he can be bothered to intervene). It’s something he and Neil have in common. He ultimately tries to repair things between Andrew and Aaron. Neil’s fight with Riko is just the beginning. He doesn’t know anything about friendship, but there he is preaching to Riko. At least he added the caveat of that’s how he thought friends were supposed to behave? I’m trying, but it’s going to take time.”

#Funniest foxhole court quotes series

“Believing in him now is the least you could do after completely abandoning him last winter.”īut Neil spends most of the series freaked out about friendship, especially when it is applied to him: “I thought friends were supposed to cheer each other on,” he said before Kathy could answer Riko.

Because not only does Neil roast Riko on live television:

Neil lecturing Riko on friendship is one of the funniest things in the series, imo. Neil often doesn’t know any better, but that doesn’t stop him from running his mouth and meddling when he thinks he is right. What’s interesting about this is how (probably unintentionally) honest that last line is. “Righteousness is for people who don’t know any better.” “Are you trying your best to step on my toes because you’re feeling the tragic weight of the holier than thou?” “Is your spine the spine of the righteous?” Andrew wondered. “I’m not going to apologize for thinking you’re being idiotic.” For example, in the first book when they take Neil to Eden’s: Righteousness is for people who don’t know any betterĮveryone knows Neil has an attitude problem, and that he says what he thinks.