I'm just tying up some loose ends.
Rob Roberts: Welcome to Lucky Boy. May I take your order?
Mulder: Yeah, we'll have it our way.

Mulder: Yeah, long day. So let's make this quick. Does everybody have their button?
Rob: We only wear them on Fridays. For "free fer" Fridays.

Mulder: Derwood. Do you have your button, Derwood?
Derwood: Uh, no, I must have left it at home on account of we're supposed to only wear them on Fridays. Well, I sure as hell didn't leave it on no dead guy.

Mulder: Hey, Scully, check it out. You know how they say you never want to see the kitchen of any of your favorite restaurants?
Scully: Somehow, I don't think Lucky Boy would make that list.

Mulder: Maybe. Maybe I'm thinking this was the crime scene.
Scully: You're saying Mr. Pankow had his brain very neatly removed from his skull right here in this kitchen?
Mulder: It had to happen somewhere.
Scully: But next to the shake machine, Mulder?

Mulder: I-it's not sociologically unheard of. There are certain tribes in New Guinea that consider human brains a delicacy.
Scully: Yeah, but Mulder, we're in Orange County.
Mulder: Yeah, what's your point?

(Mulder sees another goopy substance under the counter.)
Mulder: What is that? Next to it. Is that, uh . . . oh, my . . . ugh. Is that brain? Is that brain matter there?
Scully: No, I'd say that's ground beef.

Mulder: You live here alone?
Rob: Yeah, it's just me.
Mulder: Uh-huh. Mom or girlfriend?
Rob: What?
Mulder: Come on, man, who cleans up after you?
Rob: Neither. It's just me I-I live here alone.
Mulder: Well, bravo. You know, they say single guys are just bears who own furniture, (smiles) but . . . I mean, my place . . . Oh, but here . . . you can smell the Pine-Sol.
Rob: Thanks. Can I, can I get you anything?
Mulder: Yeah, a cheeseburger and a large order of fries. (smiles) Heh. It's a bad joke. I'm sorry.

Rob: Oh, hey. I, uh . . . I hope you catch the guy, huh?
Mulder: Yeah. No, I already got a pretty good idea who it is. Thanks.

(Rob flings sees a maroon car sitting by the curb. A man who looks just like David Duchovny, Steve Kiziak, Duchovny's double, is sitting behind the wheel. Rob looks at him. Kiziak rolls down his car window.)
Steve: What do you want?
Rob: Uh . . . Nothing.
Steve: So take a hike.

Mulder: (casually, Columbo style) Hey, just the man I wanted to see. How are you this morning, Rob?
Rob: Fine.
Mulder: I'm glad I caught you. Oh, hey, I was just driving to your apartment and I saw Derwood Spinks not a block from here. He wasn't coming from your place by any chance, was he?
Rob: No, no. I haven't seen him.
Mulder: Good. I'd stay away from him. He's our prime suspect in the Pankow murder.
Rob: You think he did it?
Mulder: Me? No. No, I should say that's the opinion of the Costa Mesa police. (he winks.) And my partner.
Rob: So he's-he's not your guy.
Mulder: No, I think we're looking for somebody who has a compulsion to kill . . . who truly can't help himself.

Rob: Hey-hey, wait. What-what's your point?
Mulder: (enigmatically)








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