Dan: What's your gut telling you, Jack?
Jack: My gut is car sick.

Dan: We're gonna be the Cops Who Cried Bank... it's a well-known children's story.
Jack: No, it isn't.

Not only do I need to look at your gut. But now I need to listen to it?

Dan: I just want you to know if you're killed or maimed in there, I will take care of Liz and her mom.
Jack: That's the best reason to stay alive I can possibly imagine.

Jack: That part we'll just chalk up to human error.
Liz: That means Dan.

We have reason to believe your brother is alive and well and has stolen the world's ugliest sedan.

Dan: There are no prints on that. I looked.
Jack: Technology has come a long way since "I looked."

Dan: You sure do know a lot about that heroin.
Jack: Thank you.

Dan: We're on the five-yard line. I can feel it tingling in my loins.
Jack: Another good one for the report.

Are you asking me to predict the behavior of a man who uses his service revolver to open a mayonnaise jar?

Dan: Before we go in there, I want you to know I respect you.
Jack: Thanks... oh yeah. Right. You, too.

If this guy is trying to take over the south Dallas drug trade, there's one better to handle it than me. And maybe also Dan.

The Good Guys Quotes

You think it's a sign when the check-out lady asks paper or plastic.

Jack

After she took your manhood, where did she put it? Did she put it in a jar or something?

Dan