What she meant is your an irreplaceable asset to the company, and to try and train another as your replacement in the unfortunate circumstance you die, would be a waste of time and money. At least that's what I got from this.

She's an asshole, but she's not wrong about the increased risk of death. When a motorcycle's pitted against a tree or a car, the motorcycle loses. My fiancee and I have an ongoing deal that I'll never get a pet spider and she'll never get a motorcycle. I couldn't handle losing her like that. Just...be careful, alright? What 10 said about never trusting other drivers. I have to dodge enough idiots on the road while I'm driving a car, let alone a bike.

As much as it sounds assholish,'it's very true. 90 percent of accident victims I come across in the ED were biking. Still, that's an unusual way to show concern, even if said tongue in cheek

Haters gonna hate, bikers gonna bike. Fact of life

But if you do DIE then SHE will have to TRAIN someone new.

It sounds to me that she don't mean it about worrying to train another employee. More like a fun way to tell you not to do it cuz it's dangerous

sounds like she may just be joking with you.

There's a reason you never see a motorcycle parked in the patient spaces at a mental health clinic. Bikers are generally happy people, and happy people make happy workers, and happy workers are productive workers. New office rule: Everybody gets a bike, and every Friday afternoon is Office Therapy. Production through the roof, boss gets a raise, everybody wins.

Atleast you don't have to worry about getting fired anytime soon

That's how bosses show their love for you :p #sarcasm