All right!

Junior Healy:

[after he and Ben are fighting over the car radio just like in the film's beginning]
We're not gonna start this again, are we? Ben Healy:
Well, how do you expect me to react, huh? Am I supposed to be proud? Two minutes into your first roller-hockey game and you're banned for life? Junior Healy:
You're always telling me to give it my all. Ben Healy:
Yeah, well, I'm starting to see a pattern emerging here, Junior, and I'm not happy about it. Junior Healy:
Hey, Dad, hockey's a dangerous sport. Ben Healy:
I'm not talking about hockey. I'm talking about the way you treat people. Junior Healy:
I did nothing to Blade and those other guys that they wouldn't have done to me. Ben Healy:
[sarcastically]
Mm-hmm. Junior Healy:
[laughs]
Except they couldn't do it with as much style. Ben Healy:
Junior, we are a society of rules, okay? Now, what if everyone just went around doing whatever they wanted without having any concern what their actions would result in? Junior Healy:
Yeah, Dad, I know, I know. The judge gave me that whole speech when he issued that restraining order. Ben Healy:
Well, I guess none of it sunk in. Junior, how do you think I feel when people see us coming and they cross to the other side of the street? Junior Healy:
Powerful? Ben Healy:
No, humiliated! Well, from now on, things are going to be different around here and we are gonna have a code of conduct and THIS time, you're going to abide by it. [notices Junior unbuckling his seat belt and ready to jump out] Ben Healy:
What are you doing? Junior Healy:
I'm getting out! Ben Healy:
You just can't leap out of a moving car! Junior Healy:
Well, anything's better than listening to this lecture. Ben Healy:
[after firmly pulling the car over]
You know, I wish my father was as hard on me as I am on you. At least, it would have showed me that he cared about me. I don't know if you noticed or not, Junior, but your grandpa and I, we don't have the greatest relationship in the world. Junior Healy:
Well, duh. Ben Healy:
I mean, when I was growing up, anything seemed like it was more important to him than me and I vowed, when I got older and had a son of my own, I was going to be the absolute best father I could be and I don't always hit my mark, but I sure try because I want you to be a better man. Junior Healy:
Well... do you always have to try so hard on the yelling part? Ben Healy:
I'm sorry, son, but whenever I see you moving in the wrong direction, I'm gonna do whatever it takes to get you back on track. Junior Healy:
[happily]
You're right, Dad. Ben Healy:
[smiles]
Come on, let's go something to eat at Pizzarific. Junior Healy:
All right!