He is building upon his method to reach these results about how drunk drivers rationalize their behavior to excuse themselves of responsibility. The show, which he also narrates, uses a lot of euphemisms. In the last segment, Burke comes on the screen. He stands there in a nice suit, and there is dramatic background music. He tells us about a driver, who pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol.
Legal fees are high.
Wrong, Mr. Burke. You were the killer. A guy is dead, a woman widowed, two children orphaned, and Kelly Burke is telling me what agony it is to take public transportation. As I said, I wanted to kick in the set. I admit my reaction to drunk driving is extreme.