Did you know that if you smoked while wearing or being close to the backpack more than 6 hours a day, your chances of getting lung cancer increase by 119 percent?

Does that mean you have an extra 19% chance of getting cancer, or the normal chance of getting cancer plus that chance again, plus a 19% chance?

Do you smoke while wearing an asbestos backpack? Why else would the difference in percentiles concern you?

What if he thinks it's an interesting statistic?

What if I worked around asbestos and smokers for 5 years?

Why would you do that?

Who doesn't love a job that pays well due to hazards?

Does a radioactive materials processing engineer count?

Why would you want to be a radioactive processing engineer in the first place?

Do the suicidal count?