A bird in a chimney is a fire hazard.

Hazard

Drop Outside of Hazard

It's an occupational hazard.

The cause of the fire was known.

That forest fire happened from natural cause.

The cause of the fire isn't known.

The cause of the fire was unknown.

The cause of the fire is not known.

Anyone want to hazard a guess?

I mean, everybody has their hazard.

The cause of the fire was his cigarette butt.

This is a hazard to your health.

So that's one element of moral hazard.

How can you ride this health hazard?

The police will look into the cause of the fire.

There's not much doubt about the cause of the fire.

There isn't much doubt about the cause of the fire.

This is what economists call a moral hazard.

And that's the other element of moral hazard.

And of course, there still is moral hazard.

Now, as to your dead guy, occupational hazard.

Investigators are trying to pin down the cause of today's fire.

There is not much doubt about the cause of the fire.

The police are now inquiring into the cause of the fire.

They created pollution, they created odors, they were hard to control, the light was dim, and they were a fire hazard.

Risky, yes, but it's a hazard of a profession.

My reservations are principally about the moral hazard problem, and I don't really know how we can best avoid the moral hazard.

The Forensic Investigation Unit is trying to determine the cause of today's fire.

And you've probably heard the word moral hazard bantered around.

The other element of moral hazard, and this is a more nuanced notion, but it's in some ways the more important element of moral hazard.

Fire! Fire!

Fire, fire!

Fire! Fire!

Fire! Fire!

Fire, fire!

I'm gonna have to fire your fuckin' ass, and I don't want to fire your ass 'cause I like lookin' at your ass.

So I would still say that there's still some moral hazard here.

See you all later. Did you see Dukes of Hazard last night?

Fire with fire.

Fire! Fire, now!

And I'm yelling out, Fire! Fire! Fire!

Cause?

'Cause?

Prepare to fire. Fire.