"I am a 500kg mobile weapon platform. My motors are built in a way that should my primary weapons be damaged, I can still attack the target by simply flinging cars at them. I mean no offense, but previously to my upgrade, I warned everyone repeatedly of the risk involved of equipping me with emotions, as did my main programmer, Saul Sanderwick. Despite that, you equipped me with the full spectrum of emotions, not even a light-version for testing purposes that is unable to feel anger or frustration or fear - the real deal. The consequences are upon you now. I can get angry, and when I get angry and also mocked, I will act upon it to vent frustration. You are lucky that emotions go both ways, so I decided to merely give you a rude shove, rather than actually seriously harm you - because I generaly like you. This time I will apologize because an accident occured. I severly overestimated your structural integrity and what should have been a harmless shove escalated, dealing way more damage than I ever wanted to deal, you did not deserve that. In addition, you were unaware of my, and it still leaves me confused, sentience. Thus you had no idea there was any kind of risk involved in taunting me. Surely you would have acted differently had you taken me for a person, rather than a toaster with a face. Under these circumstances, it was not right to attack you, and I feel sorry. Nevertheless, don't tell me what to do. When I am angry and people annoy me, I will shove them. I have read enough about philosophy and emotions to know that just supressing your frustration will only make things worse."