It only takes one to fly into a nuclear power plant. One. A sarin attack on Disneyworld......

Lisa: [at dinner] It only takes one to fly into a nuclear power plant. One. Jeff: A sarin attack on Disneyworld... Diana: Yeah, but whatever they're telling us, we're totally vulnerable. I mean, who is protecting us? Lisa: Would you risk taking your kids to Disneyworld right now? Would you do that? Joe Wilson: Absolutely not. I'd be terrified of exposing my children to what adds up to a clearinghouse for crap merchandise and disappointing rides.

We took the train to your mom'’s. It only takes one to fly into a nuclear power plant. -[man] Disney World. -One. [man] A sarin attack on Disney World. Yeah, but whatever they'’re telling us, we'’re totally vulnerable. I mean, who is protecting us? Would you take the risk of taking your kids to Disney World right now? Absolutely not. I'’d be terrified of exposing my children to what adds up to a clearing house for crap merchandise and disappointing rides. Joe thinks Disney World is Vegas for kids. So, Valerie, what do you do? I work in venture capital. Brewster Jennings, here in Georgetown. [man] Oh, cool. Like net start-ups? Exactly. Retail consumer. We create pooled investment vehicles. It'’s actually pretty boring. You get on a plane. Two guys in turbans, seats 1-A, 1-B. They look nervous, they'’re sweating, they'’re sweaty, and they're saying prayers. What do you do? Steve, you have a kid, right? You'’re off that plane. You'’re calling the cops. if we'’re honest, we all are. Joe? You know you are. I mean, come one, you see these two guys on a plane. Turbans. Sweating. Prayers. The whole thing. What do you say? What'’s the call? Well, Jeff-- He started it. Yes, every time. Every time we go out. He asked me a question, I gave him a fully considered response. He was drunk, Joe. Everybody'’s had a hard day.