I don't understand you Olsen. A boring banquet and you bring me three thousand boring...

Perry White: I don't understand you Olsen. A boring banquet and you bring me three thousand boring pictures. Yet Superman saves a man from drowning on 3rd Avenue this morning while you stand there watching the whole thing and you don't even bring me one picture. Jimmy Olsen: Chief, I didn't have my camera with me. Perry White: [while Jimmy mouths the words he knows by heart] A photographer *eats* with his camera. A photographer *sleeps* with his camera. Lois Lane: I'm glad I'm a writer.

A boring banquet and you bring me 3000 boring pictures. Yet Superman saves a man from drowning on Third Avenue... ...while you just stand there and you don't bring me one picture! Chief, I didn't have my camera with me. A photographer eats with his camera. A photographer sleeps with his camera. -l'm glad I'm a writer. -Mr. White, please. It's time for you to draw this month's winning JINGO number. Prize is an all-expenses trip to South America. -l don't know why the idiot in Circulation-- CLARK: Good morning. -Hi, Clark. -Hi, Lois. Morning, Jimmy. You've got mustard on your lapel. Excuse me, Mr. White, I hate to interrupt-- Sorry. l'm busy. I got a paper to get out here. It'll never replace the printing press. -What's the number, Mr. White? -Fifty-three. -Mr. White-- SECRETARY: Fifty-three! CLARK: Mr. White-- -You've got to pull three more numbers. I promised l'd call them back today. What do you think? -Well, l don't know, Kent-- -l think it'd make a terrific story. What's a terrific story? Kent's been invited to his high-school reunion. -Say. CLARK: Yeah. Could we have the next number? It's practically an American institution. lsn't it? I don't know, Mr. Kent. Most of the people l know are still in high school. Thirty-three. What l thought this story would be about, Mr. White, is-- SECRETARY: Thirty-three.