Yeah

[Rex escorts John to the second floor of his house, showing off all of his expensive memorabilia] Rex:
This is Wade Boggs' autographed bat. I just barely outbid Phil Donahue for that at an auction. John:
Wow, cool. Rex:
Yeah, cool. [Pointing at boxing gloves on display] Rex:
These boxing gloves worn by Joe Louis in his first fight. [Stops and points at abstract painting] Rex:
This is art. Get it? [John shrugs] Rex:
[Pointing at glasses on display]
These were John Lennon's glasses. They're worth like a million dollars. [pointing at a photo frame] Rex:
That's me and Tom Skerritt. Oh, check this out. [They stop in front of a display] Rex:
This is Lance Armstrong's nut. I had it freeze-dried and bronzed. Every now and then, when life's getting me down and things are tough, I just come up here... and look at that. It reminds me that... things aren't so bad. John:
Sometimes you feel like a nut. Rex:
[Looks at John]
Sometimes you don't. [They both walk to the bar] Rex:
So, talk to me, Jonny Quest, how are things with you and Lori? John:
You know, things are great, actually. Rex:
Oh that's great. That is great. John:
You know, uh, Lori would hate me for saying this, but, she told me how you are at the office. And as one gentleman to another, I just wanna say I really hope you fucking get Lou Gehrig's disease. Rex:
[Giggles]
Well, uh, let me, uh, let me get to clear the air a little. I mean, yeah, I'm kind of a fun time boss and whatnot. But look, man, I do that with everyone at the office. I'm a kook. I have no desires on your girlfriend. We work together, and that's it. You know, I think you're a great guy, and she's a very lucky girl. John:
Well that's good to hear. Rex:
Yeah