Quote by Bryan Cranston

Danger is cool.

Danger is cool.

Summary

This quote suggests that danger holds a certain appeal or fascination for some individuals. It implies that some people find the element of risk or uncertainty associated with dangerous situations to be intriguing or exciting. It could reflect a desire for adventure, adrenaline, or a sense of being alive when facing potential harm. This description highlights danger as an attractive quality that captivates certain people, emphasizing the perceived coolness or appeal in the face of perilous circumstances.

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