Don't overdo it.

Don't overdo it.

Don't overdo it.

But don't overdo it.

Did I... overdo it?

One can overdo it.

Well, now don't overdo it.

You just overdo, that's all.

Thanks for everything. Don't overdo yourself.

I didn't overdo it. It'll be fine.

Mr. Matuschek, take it easy. Don't overdo.

Then take care I don't overdo it.

Ruined him... Let's not overdo it, please.

Paul, we don't want to overdo this thing.

Come, come, Colonel Dax. Don't overdo the surprise.

We'll break him of that. Don't overdo it.

Don't overdo the Botox nobody will think you're honest.

That'll do, Will. You don't need to overdo it.

Don't you two overdo it. You can go blind, you know.

No, I only mean that sometimes we are inclined to overdo it a little.

You know, there's no way that you can do anything for anyone if you overdo things.

So that's the kind of thing here, check this out, here's another way, and I won't overdo this.

The bad news is that eliminating motivations seems to be incredibly easy, and if we don't think about it carefully, we might overdo it.

I think over and again how these entry and exit ceremonies are more like worship rituals performed to get closer to the leader. They carry them out as though they are religious acts, and they overdo them as much as possible.