Synopsis

The most harrowing experiences life can offer, according to the Holmes & Rahe Stress Scale, are the loss of a partner, the dissolution of a marriage, and the confines of imprisonment. Even relocating ranks far lower, at just the thirty-second most stressful event. Yet, the unpredictable nature of existence suggests turmoil might strike at any moment—the final ten minutes of this very episode, or the preceding ten, or even in the opening moments.