Vincent muses that the best, most memorable things in life are the little details.

This is the beginning of the philosophical discussion on how ‘filthy animals are defined’. Pulp Fiction was recognized for its interesting and thought provoking discussions between Jules and Vincent, among other things.

the repetition in these two lines suggest that the ‘someone’ might have to be a ‘miracle’. he’s suggesting that his finding his other half is such an impossibility that it would take a miracle for him to be truly happy.

because of materialism and a thirst for materialistic things the people of the world have become hostile towards whoever is standing between them and these goods. which is basically everyone.

the world is burning in this hatred of one another because of the lust for materialism.

Hoes is also another term for women, in particular prostitutes. They’re telling him to calm down because he’s beating them, but he choses not to calm down.

Trick is a colloquial term for women. Djay is saying you shouldn’t question whether he will beat women, because he actually will.

He is talking about the stereotipical superficailness of California, as in shades and boob jobs.

Asphalt is a substance used to pave roads. Kweli is a “city street dweller” because he takes so many trips around the world, as he is “Mr. International” after all. The asphalt can either refer to airplane runways or roads which he drives on.

He used to have a more mellow personality, back in the College Droupout days.

He’s sarcastically trying to appeal to those who liked him for this reason because the money he has now does not fulfill his materialistic need.