Big Bang Theory -- Leonard is the Benefit
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Sheldon informs Priya of the costs associated with not listening to Raj when he forbids her to see Leonard. He then wonders why she takes the gamble if the prize is Leonard.
- from The Big Bang Theory (2010)
- Creator: Chuck Lorre Productions
- Distributor: James Tierney -- DVD
- Posted by James Tierney
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Cost/Benefit Analysis
by James TierneyThis is a good example of weighing both costs and benefits before making a decision.
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