Spotlight Quotes

“I’ve seen too much of what the spotlight can do to a person to ever crave it for myself.”
― Jacqueline E. Smith, Spotlight

“If we were on Friends, who do you think I'd be?" I wonder aloud.
"I think you'd be Phoebe because you're quirky and creative," Chloe tells me.
"Really? I think I'd be Monica because I'm crazy and neurotic," I say. "Jo, who do you think I am? Phoebe or Monica?"
"Neither," Joni answers. "You're Ross."
"What?!" Call me dramatic, but I've never been more offended in my life. "How am I Ross?"
"Because you've had the same pathetic crush on the same blond ditz your entire life. And you like dinosaurs."
"Everyone likes dinosaurs," I argue. Then I realize what else she's insinuating. "Wait a minute. Are you saying that Sam is Rachel?"
Joni shrugs.
"If the designer shoe fits."
Oh my God.”
― Jacqueline E. Smith, Spotlight

“If we were on Friends, who do you think 'd be?" I wonder aloud.
"I think you'd be Phoebe because you're quirky and creative," Chloe tells me.
"Really? I think I'd be Monica because I'm crazy and neurotic," I say. "Jo, who do you think I am? Phoebe or Monica?"
"Neither," Joni answers. "You're Ross."
"What?!" Call me dramatic, but I've never been more offended in my life. "How am I Ross?"
"Because you've had the same pathetic crush on the same blond ditz your entire life. And you like dinosaurs."
"Everyone likes dinosaurs," I argue. Then I realize what else she's insinuating. "Wait a minute. Are you saying that Sam is Rachel?"
Joni shrugs.
"If the designer shoe fits."
Oh my God.”
― Jacqueline E. Smith, Spotlight

“The guys are already waiting for us in the Bachelors' Suite and although I know they were expecting us, somehow they don't seem fully prepared for the onslaught of estrogen. Usually, it's just Joni and me barging in and making ourselves at home. Now our forces have doubled. And we come bearing magazines, rosé wine, and glittery nail polish.
I bet if we get Josh drunk enough, he'll let us paint his toenails pink.”
― Jacqueline E. Smith, Spotlight

“Everyone wants what they can’t have because we, as a human race, are never satisfied. It’s like, been hard-wired into our DNA by the Illuminati. It doesn’t matter how much we have or what we do. There’s always that one thing that we think will make us happier.”
― Jacqueline E. Smith, Spotlight