Mighty Mack: The suit's real neat, but do I have to wear the hat?
Elwood Blues: These are unsophisticated men. They only respond to fear and the draw of lucre. We elicit this by using iconographic symbols, and psychological intimidation. The way we look together presents a uniform image of strength and organization. Don't say anything. Look mean. No smiling.
Cable Chamberlain: Get the hell out of my office right now!
Elwood: I think you need a hug.
Cable Chamberlain: Don't ever come back here again!
Elwood Blues: Duck, give me a mountain tempo in A minor.
Elwood Blues: Stay away from drugs, gangs, and cyberporn on the Internet and you can be President of the United States some day.
Russian gang Boss: They broke my Watch.
Malvern: The Blues Brothers Band! Hmph.
Dr. John: Bunch a wanna be players.
Stevie Winwood: How good can a mess like that sound any way?
Queen Mousette: You wish to enter the Battle of the Bands contest.
Mighty Mack: We wish to win first prize.
Cab Chamberlain: I thought you said she was old and ugly.
Elwood Blues: Ix-nay on the ugly-ay.
Elwood Blues: We've got to get off this road. They've called ahead by now and you can't outrun a Motorola.
Answer: He was just saying it pessimistically. Although, depending on which reports you read, 1 in 3 children are abused by their foster parents. In addition, many children in the system also get placed into several different homes during their childhood (since fostering children is not the same as adopting them), leaving the children to feel unloved by their foster parents.
Bishop73
I don't know the frequency with which it actually happens, but there are also neglectful foster parents whose sole motivation is the monthly stipend from the state, rather than a genuine interest in their wards' well-being.
Cubs Fan