Robert: Actually, Raymond, the best way to determine the value of someone's life is with a wrongful death settlement.
Debra: Oh, good. Good, 'cause we're about to have one.
Robert: No, really. I dated a wrongful death claims adjuster. And it was her job to figure out what a jury would award a family if a loved one were killed in an accident. In other words, what they were worth. It was fascinating to see what she had to consider. Too morbid for a second date, but fascinating.