"You know, if you go
anywhere on a train, you should always take a zebra
with you. [What?] It's about probabilities.
You know insurance companies? They make their money by
working out how likely it is that something is going to
happen. For instance, everyone has to pay car
insurance because it's quite likely that one day you'll
crash your car. Say it's a hundred to one. But if you go on a
train, the chance is [s l i m m e r]. Like a million to one.
But the chances of a zebra being hurt on a train are almost
non-existent. Zebras are almost never hurt on
trains.
So if you go on a train, take a zebra with you
and you won't get hurt."
*Framed
a book, which i
don't remember the author of.
i added first(:
