Ice cream and soda. I think I can do that. Could even go old-school, bring out the ice cream floats.
[Ruby] Ruby, you need to stop measuring yourself against her. You're not inferior to her, and I'd smack anybody that said you were. Sure, she can cook. Sure, she can do a bunch of other things. So what? None of those things are what Sam wants anymore. The things he wants, the things that make him happy, are the things that you have.
It has nothing to do with what he "deserves". Let me tell you a little story about that line of thought: Back home, I had a girl. Stacy and I were friends forever, and we'd been dating since high school. For my entire life since then, all eleven years, we were off-and-on, and most of that "off" was my fault because I was so dead set on the notion that she "deserved" better than a guy who's life was rapidly degenerating into a mess of monsters and psychopaths. Everyone around me died and I thought she deserved better, so most of my personal time outside of the whole Ghost Rider thing was split between pushing her away and trying to smooth things over. Know what it got me?
An empty apartment, a letter saying she couldn't marry me, and at the bottom of that envelope a positive pregnancy test. For so long I was so dead set on thinking she deserved better than me that I lost her and, without even realizing it, my kid.
The thing about it is, what someone really deserves, romantically? Is what they want. And Sam wants you. In the end, that's all that really matters.