Employers worry about workplace morale, not about the morale of the employees they lay off.

Lay off!

Lay off.

Lay off!

Lay off!

Lay off, Mapes!

Lay off, Munsey.

Honey, lay off!

Well... Lay off.

Lay off me!

So don't try anything. You lay off me and I'll lay off you.

Lay off, will ya?

Will you lay off?

Lay off, do you hear?

Oh, come on, lay off.

So I lay and heard them lay off all their plans.

Lay off, that's for the horn!

Hey, lay off Farnley, will ya?

Lay off, the blonde is mine!

You'd better lay off him, Kid.

Will you lay off the booze?

Lay off! You a movie star, WalMart?

Say, lay off the shoving, will you?

Either lay off politics or get out.

You're to lay off the Sternwood case.

You still want me to lay off?

Lay off the tabloid sex stuff, Legget.

You should lay off those candy bars.

Noting also the announcement by the Governor that his administration was planning to lay off over one thousand public employees, including some four hundred permanent career civil servants,

But lay off the rough stuff, you see?

Nothing like that. Lay off that stuff, Rod.

Mr. Pike, I advise you against Lay off!

Then tell him to lay off me then.

All right, boys, lay off them gas pumps.

Lay off of him. Mind your own business.

Taking note of the announcement by the Governor that his administration was planning to lay off over one thousand public employees, including some four hundred permanent career civil servants,

Here now, wait a minute. Lay off me, boys.

I'm just supposed to tell you to lay off.

This is just our way of saying, Lay off.

Lay off! Yesterday I was at the fruit market.

Do you think I could lay off the booze?

I told you to lay off him, didn't I?

You better lay it off until the boss gets back.

Lay off, unless you want your head handed to you!

That Templeton is a mean woman. Lay off her, Kelly.