:21:00
multiply it by the probable
rate offailure, '' B,''
:21:03
then multiply the result
:21:04
by the average out-of-court
settlement, ''C.''
:21:07
''A'' times '' B'' times ''C''
:21:09
equals ''X.''
:21:11
If''X'' is less
than the cost ofa recall,
:21:14
we don't do one.
:21:16
Are there a lot
:21:18
ofthese kinds
ofaccidents?
:21:19
You wouldn't believe.
:21:23
Which car company
doyou work for?
:21:26
A major one.
:21:30
Narrator: Every time the plane
banked too sharply
:21:32
on takeoff or landing,
:21:34
I prayed for a crash
:21:36
or a midair collision.
:21:38
Anything.
:21:42
[Screaming]
:21:49
Life insurance
pays off triple
:21:50
ifyou die
on a business trip.
:21:52
[Ding]
:21:55
''Ifyou are seated in an
emergency exit row...''
:21:58
Yeah...
:21:59
''And you feel
you would be unable
:22:01
or unwilling to
perform the duties
:22:02
listed on
the safety card,
:22:04
please ask
a flight attendant
:22:06
to reseatyou.''
:22:08
It's a lot
ofresponsibility.
:22:11
Wanna switch seats?
:22:13
No. I'm not sure
I'm the man
:22:14
for that particularjob.
:22:16
An exit-door procedure
at 30,000 feet.
:22:19
Mm-hmm.
:22:21
The illusion ofsafety.
:22:23
Yeah. I guess so.
:22:26
You know why they put
oxygen masks on planes?
:22:28
Soyou can breathe.
:22:30
Oxygen gets you high.
:22:33
In a catastrophic
emergency,
:22:35
you're taking giant
panicked breaths.
:22:38
Suddenlyyou become
euphoric, docile.
:22:40
You acceptyour fate.
:22:43
It's all right here.
:22:45
Emergency
water landing--
:22:47
600 miles an hour.
:22:49
Blank faces,
:22:50
calm as Hindu cows.
:22:51
That's, um...
:22:54
That's an interesting
theory.
:22:59
What doyou do?