| F.Jim | I saw a sign today. It said 'everyone is an individual - treat them as such' |
| Dobin | I wrote that sign during my former life as a sign writer . . . a profession which you yourself are acquainted with. |
| F.Jim | So - tell me this - how does it make sense? |
| Dobin | How doesn't it? |
| F.Jim | Well, for one thing, how am I meant to treat everyone differently to how I just treat everyone else? |
| Dobin | I don't see your point |
| F.Jim | WELL, if I chose to treat everybody as an individual, I am treating them all the same and not as an individual at all.. |
| Dobin | You're right. It doesn't make sense at all. |
| F.Jim | SO WHY DID YOU WRITE IT? |
| Dobin | My mother said it was a good idea |
| F.Jim | WELL . . . then she is a fool |
| Dobin's mother | No I'm not |
| F.Jim | Yes you are, you make no sense. You are an idiot. |
| Dobin's mother | for teaching non-descrimination? |
| F.Jim | I have to descriminate against someone for god's sake, or I'll hate everyone |
| Dobin's mother | That is what Hitler said. |
| F.Jim | You liar! I know for a fact he only spoke German! |
| Hitler | And what is wrong with that? |
| Dobin's mother | He just spoke English! |
| Hitler | No I didn't! oh! ummmm, du bist ein dummkopf |
| F.Jim | He isn't really Hitler. He can't be. |
| Dobin | No, he can't be. Because I am! |
| Denise Van Outen | *gasp* |
| Dobin | No, no, I was only kidding. |
| F.Jim | Hitler, you bastard! I wreak vengence on you. |
| Hitler | What? |
| F.Jim | Not you |
| Dobin | Me? |
| F.Jim | Yes, you! |
| Dobin | But I'm not really Hitler, I was having a laugh |
| Dobin's mother | It is true, I would have noticed it by now if he was |
| F.Jim | Oh, okay. Sorry mate. |
| Dobin | That is okay . . . |
| F.Jim | Hmmmm . . . . I wonder why the sky does not fall in on us . . . . |