[School of Rational Thought]

“It’s not worth a life,” said Mobley’s Aunt Mary Wheeler. “It’s like you see a dog and you don’t want him on your land and you shoot him.”

Apparently this is what the dead Mobley depended on for a safe working environment.

[VeniVidiVici]

“It’s not worth a life,” said Mobley’s Aunt Mary Wheeler. “It’s like you see a dog and you don’t want him on your land and you shoot him.”

Not quite, Auntie. Here, let me help you out:

“It’s not worth a life,” said Mobley’s Aunt Mary Wheeler. “It’s like you see a dog BREAKING INTO YOUR CARS and you don’t want him on your land and you shoot him.”

There, that's better.