Isn't it neat to learn something useful?

You're neat, you want someone else to be neat, and that's it.

And this is neat.

Neat, clean and polite.

Pretty neat.

Everything's so neat and clean.

Sounds nice and neat, Captain.

My uncle's awfully neat and fussy. Saunders is neat and fussy, too. Is this your uncle?

So anyway, I thought that was a neat problem in and of itself, outside of the fact, it'll be useful when we figure out inverse and Laplace transforms.

And this is another neat one.

And that's what's neat about algebra.

This is neat.

Pretty neat, eh?

That's pretty neat.

That's pretty neat.

That's pretty neat.

This is neat.

That's pretty neat.

That's just neat.

Two Cynars, neat.

And then this is the neat part.

And this is a pretty neat thing.

The other neat thing ...

It's round, it's neat.

But it's really neat.

But that's pretty neat.

Nope, that's not neat.

But it's pretty neat.

That's the neat thing.

It'd be so neat!

So this is neat.

Now, if you think that's kind of neat, the story gets really neat right now.

And he thought, That's a really neat idea!

And he thought, That's a really neat idea!

And this one actually comes out pretty neat.

Now your toes are all neat and clean

My room is always neat.

It's just neat it's fun.

The other neat thing ... (Laughter)

This is another neat one.

Basically, you're a neat freak.

That's what's neat about trigonometry.

But anyway, that was neat.

So this is really neat.

I think that's pretty neat.