the money, who entices the man -- who makes him do the good samaritan act, run after him, and then it's the same kid who hits him with the car, megyn! it's not like another stranger who's driving by. this is the guy's killer, and they're forgiving him and they're suing starbucks? >> it's a fair point. megyn: joey? if kid was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter -- well, he was sentenced -- >> he did a year in jail. megyn: did a year, why isn't he to blame? >> well, i think he needs to be blamed, but the family said, look, we're going to forgive him. at the end of the day, we want accountability, so i could see why the family is concerned about starbucks. and, you know, arguably, this could prevebt something like this from happening to someone else. the fact is i don't think the amount of money matters. i think the fact is anybody would be drawn, particularly in an economy like this, to perhaps swiping that box. megyn: anybody would be? all of us? we're all -- >> i don't mean anybody. no, no, no, i overspeak and