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Don't call me irrational. It makes me crazy when you do that.
— Frasier · 1993
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
The speaker protests at being called irrational, then says the accusation makes them crazy. The joke turns on that verbal contradiction: the attempt to defend their reasonableness borrows the very language of losing it, without establishing that the accusation is actually fair.
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