Manny Jacinto credited as playing...
Jason Mendoza
- Janet: To me, remembering moments with you is the same as living in them.
- Jason Mendoza: Can you just remember the happy times and forget the bad stuff?
- Janet: There was no bad stuff. It was all good.
- Jason Mendoza: Oh, dip! You're back!
- Janet: [shocked] Jason?
- Jason Mendoza: Yeah!
- Janet: What... but... how... why...
- Jason Mendoza: Funny story. Remember how I made you something, but I thought I lost it because it wasn't in my pocket?
- Janet: Uh-huh.
- Jason Mendoza: Turns out it was in my other pocket! By the time I found it, you were gone. I was just gonna leave it for you, but I was worried it would get eaten by that magic squirrel. So I decided to wait for you to come back. Every so often, a different Janet came, but I knew it wasn't you.
- Janet: Jason, it's been, like, a thousand bearamies.
- Jason Mendoza: I know, but I wanted to see you again. It was actually pretty easy to wait. I just sort of sat quietly and let my mind drift away. Thought about you and the infinity of the universe.
- Janet: Kind of like a monk.
- Jason Mendoza: [frowns] What do you mean?
- [puts the locket around Janet's neck]
- Jason Mendoza: Looks good, not-a-girl.
- [Jason and Janet share one last kiss]
- Jason Mendoza: Chidi, wait up!
- [Janet smiles as she watches Jason go through the arch]
- Chidi Anagonye: Can I ask you something, buddy? How did you... know?
- Jason Mendoza: It wasn't like I heard a bell ring or anything. I just suddenly had this calm feeling, like the air inside my lungs was the same as the air outside my body. It was peaceful. You know the feeling when you think a jalapeño popper is gonna be too hot, but you bite into it anyway and it's actually the perfect temperature?
- Eleanor Shellstrop: Believe it or not, I do know that feeling. That feeling rules.
- Jason Mendoza: There you go.
- Jason Mendoza: [about his farewell party] Okay, homies, you're sad. I can tell 'cause you have the same looks on your faces that my teachers did whenever I raised my hand in class.
- Jason Mendoza: What time is it?
- Janet: I don't know.
- Jason Mendoza: Really?
- Janet: Yeah. At one point, hundreds of Bearimys ago, I turned off my ability to know what time it is anywhere in the universe when you and I are together.