Passive Bigotry - Saturday night fry

Hugh: My god, that man's smoking! Hey, you! Yes you! Stephen: Are you talking to me? Hugh: Yes. Put that bloody cigarette out, would you? [coughs] Stephen: Sorry. Hugh: If there's one thing that really gets on my wick it's people smoking in public places. Hugh: [coughs] C'mon, right out! The ends' still glowing. [coughs] Waiter: I'm afraid we're fresh out of those, sir. Hugh: No, that was just a cough. Waiter: Ohh, right. Phyllida: Yes, I suppose smoking is a bit irritating when you're eating. Hugh: It's just revolting. Phyllida: When I was a girl, everyone smoked all the time and no-one ever complained. In fact, we liked it. Hugh: Nonsense. It's dangerous, unsociable, and unpardonable. Stephen: Um, excuse me. Hugh: Yes? Stephen: Do you mind not being a bigot while my family and I are eating? Hugh: What do you mean? Stephen: Well, I'm rather worried about the effects of passive bigotry. Stephen: I read somewhere that my children will have a 30% greater chance of growing up intolerant and overbearing if they absorb other peoples' bigotry. Stephen: So if you're going to be a bigot, would you mind doing it outside, please? Hugh: Well, really!