Rodo Quotes in Pinocchio 3000 (2004)

Scamboli: They think they can mock me. A simple blackout and those little brats turned their back on me! Oh no now they have a problem, a major problem!

Cab: Major problem. Duh what problem boss?

Scamboli: Me! I want you two to go to the school. Get every one of those pint sized parasites back to Scamboland right now!

Rodo: We're on it boss.

[Cab the robot opens the gull wing door and slips out of the flying car while Rodo grabs his leg]

Rodo: You nit components!

Scamboli: Little brats. They don't appreciate the magnificence of the city I've built for them. It's the metropolis of the future. The pinnacle of progress.

Cab: Yes boss you said it boss.

[Rodo bumps into Cab]

Scamboli: The Temple of Technology. Ahh.

[Cab walks over the hologram table and examines the remote control]

Scamboli: Just look at my city Scamboville. Instead of trees and grass, there's steel and glass. Concrete! Asphalt! And thanks to me and my tireless efforts.

Rodo: Yay! Hooray for Mayor Scamboli!

[Cab picks up the remote and changes hologram channels from the city map of Scamboville to the Japanese Castle, the pyramid, and palm trees. Rodo notices, rolls up to Cab and they both fight over the remote control]

Scamboli: We have soaring towers, Gleaming industries, Mega brained robots. I could talk to you about Scambo welfare for retired robots, about scam bonuses for outstanding robot achievements. About, about Robo nursing or best executives. But what's the use do the children really appreciate my hard work?

[Rodo plays with the remote and jumps on the remote. Changing to a castle, an octopus, a pig, mushrooms, frogs, whale, Scamboli as a baby, then an Igloo]

Rodo: We do boss.

Scamboli: Right and I won't let those little termites destroy my creation.

Rodo: Never.

[Rodo gives the remote to Cab]

Scamboli: Cabby. Do you know what bothers me most about children?

[Cab tosses the remote control behind him, hits the table and the channel changes back to the hologram city map]

Cab: They don't pay taxes.

Scamboli: Worse it's their winy little voices I can't stand.