I disagree. They like landscapers work on several lawns often for several different owners lol. The point remains that it should not be anyone's responsibility when someone knowingly accepts a risk in order to receive a benefit. It's a basic principle of personal responsibility and consequence. If it is agreed on by both parties that there will be compensation for the risks after the work then that's entirely different. That's contractual obligation. Otherwise you can't kick and scream when you step in poop after joining the rodeo.
After telling this story, Jesus turned to the lawyer who had asked, "And who is my neighbor?" and said to him, "Now which of the three men that passed by was a neighbor to the injured man?" The lawyer was forced to admit that it was the Samaritan who treated the injured man as a neighbor, not his fellow Jews who did nothing to help. Jesus then said, "Yes, now go and do the same!"