Nah, that's... No, I guess that's it. Yep, yep, that's it.

But, it's not going well... (Sachiko) That can't be helped.

We were so impressed by the way you avoided arrest during challenge six, we've decided, what the hell, to count that as challenge seven completed as well.

You figured what better way to get rid of Malankov and keep the insurance money than by getting me the kill the guy who would kill him because it was the only way to keep my daughter safe

So if she really thought that, there's nothing wrong with her saying it.

The incredibly high price of flying food into these remote Northern aboriginal communities and the high rate of unemployment makes this an absolute necessity for survival.

And maybe at this point, when you know what I do, or maybe what I've failed to do, you'll think that I probably ought to be fired, and I could certainly understand that.

And many of the questions that we might have about the universe at large scales, such as, how does gravity work?

You could apply that to the human brain in explaining some of the behaviors and the functions of the human brain as emergent phenomena: how we walk, how we talk, how we play chess, all these questions about behavior.

So we just put that sign on it that said, "Out of order. Come back yesterday." (Laughter) And that ended up being a better joke than slushies, so we just left it there forever.

If you could live in a place with a lower crime rate and more space and a lower cost of living and less traffic, of course many people would want that, but they feel they don't have a choice.

You're like the Raspyni Brothers, where you've got your balls in cold water. And -- (Laughter) -- you just play with your fingers all day. And then you get invited.

And therefore I was forced to sin, forced to sin to make a living, forced to sin to make a living.

And one day on the phone, he told me that he had seen a Muslim man in the park praying, and that all he wanted to do was kick him in the face.