Listen, damn it! You step outside, you risk your life. You take a drink of water, you risk your life.

I took a chance, showed up at your house and placed myself at your feet.

Why would you risk your life for this?

You risk your life to help me.

Now, Barney, I know this puts you out on a ledge.

Tusk is not gonna take any chances when the next Joint Commission talks come around.

We shouldn't gamble with something like this, sir. Hundreds could die. Maybe thousands.

I'll take my chances. I'm gonna have to insist that you hold the hell up.

But why now? Why take the risk? What's she after?

You're bluffing. Are you willing to risk it?

Careful, I saw this on Star Trek. Smoke's gonna come out of his ears soon.

And nowadays you breathe, and you risk your life. Every moment now you don't have a choice.

When I look at this picture, this is what comes out. I'm sorry you don't like it.

Look, Steve. I'm willing to take the risk. And, this certainly qualifies.

So, anyway, the other day, these pigs showed up out of nowhere, and it caused me a great deal of suspicion.

That family, they brought you back. You're lucky. I couldn't do that again. Couldn't risk it.

Risk? What risk? Salmonella. What are you talking about? He's afraid of being poisoned?

Peppa loves jumping up and down in muddy puddles. Look. The bubble mixture has made the puddle all bubbly.

So, what? We, either have a high chance of killing 1 person, or low chance of killing 6 people. How do we make that decision?

Though I knew that for me, taking less risk would mean having a less great life. Being so wrong, and especially being so publicly wrong, was painfully humbling.