Which character said: "“Assumptions are often wrong.”

Which character said: "“It’s a good thing the coach decided to call the game.” If we’d lost, you would have paid for it big-time.”

Which character said: “Don’t be mad at me, Joey. I thought you were in trouble. What am I supposed to do—just stand there and watch?”

Which character said: “You’re missing the point, Joe. The point is you have to man up and fight back.”

Who said: “Did you know that if you suck on a peanut M&M long enough and you’re careful not to bite down, you can actually feel each one of the layers dissolving in your mouth? Most people probably think there are only three layers in a peanut M&M, but it’s not true—there are four."

Who said: “Your answer is correct, and your method is very colorful, but next time, we don’t need to see the arrows. Just the numbers will do.”

Who said: “Winning is not always about shining the brightest. Sometimes it’s about sharing the light with someone who has been waiting in the shadows all along.”

Who said: “Quitting is not an option.”

Who said: “I knew it! Didn’t I tell you that things would be difficult for us here in America? People are jealous. That’s what it is! Jealous of our Ravi and his superior intelligence!”

Who said: “I know just how to win teachers over.”

Who said: “I had to stand in the rain and guard the workers, protecting them from wild animals that might be lurking nearby.”