SARAH: What's your number?

ALLEN: I'm number seven. What about you?

SARAH: Five.

ALLEN: Hah hah! You have to go before me. Hah hah hah!

SARAH: You think it's funny. I'm terrified.

ALLEN: Don't worry. It's safe.

SARAH: But I've never jumped off anything in my life.

The highest thing I've jumped off is my bed. I'm scared.

ALLEN: You are the one who wanted to come here, Sarah. You should enjoy it.

SARAH: I guess I'm adventuresome, but then I'm scared too.

ALLEN: I'm not too scared. But I've done sky diving before.

SARAH: Really? When?

ALLEN: I did it about two years ago. In Montana. It was great.

SARAH: Weren't you scared?

ALLEN: Of course. But if you go with an established company, you're usually safe.

SARAH: Is this bungee company established?

ALLEN: Well, I know it has been in business at least a year.

And only four people have died.

SARAH: Four people?

ALLEN: I'm just kidding. Don't be so nervous.

SARAH: I don't like jokes like that.

I have heard about real cases where people died bungee jumping.

ALLEN: Yes, I have too. But that was in the beginning of the sport.

Now things are better.

SARAH: I remember one woman died because she lied about her weight.

They set the equipment for a lighter person, and she hit the ground.

ALLEN: I've heard about that one too.

That was in a kind of fair, I think. In Florida.

SARAH: I'm glad we're over water here.

ALLEN: Just don't lie about your weight. Or you will come up with fish in your mouth.

SARAH: You are not funny today. Wait! Did he just call number five?

ALLEN: Yes, you're up. Good luck.

SARAH: Oh, my God! I can't believe I'm going to do this.

ALLEN: Catch me a big fish, alright?

SARAH: Shut up, Allen! Just shut up!