Abraham Simkin Quotes in The Cobbler (2014)

Abraham Simkin: It's a privilege to walk in another man's shoes, Max, but it's also a responsibility.

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Abraham Simkin: Tomorrow we'll sit down with the stitcher. I'll show you everything.

Max Simkin: Oh, man, that thing is great, Pop. Where-where did we get it?

Abraham Simkin: The stitcher? Oh, that's a good story, actually. A long time ago, on the coldest of winter nights, a vagrant came knocking at the door of our shop. Your great-great-grandfather gave him shelter when no one else would. He fed the man, mended his shoes... In the morning, the vagrant...

Abraham Simkin: You know, barbers have always been very trusted friends to us. We never have to worry about them.

Max Simkin: Uh, who do we have to worry about?

Abraham Simkin: Dry cleaners.

Max Simkin: Dry cleaners? Really?

Abraham Simkin: They're not nice fellas, and they're very powerful.