Why doesn’t the BitLocker Wizard let me save my BitLocker key on an encrypted drive?

Why doesn't the BitLocker Setup Wizard let you save the BitLocker key to an encrypted drive?
Raymond Chen knows - and explains - in today's #OneDevQuestion.

[@tomschi9485]

*Of course, it's a nightmare for administrators if Microsoft knows better and does not allow this kind of tasks.* We expect just a big red warning if we would like to save the BitLocker key on an encrypted drive, *but, of couse, we prefer to have a "I know what I'm doing, save it!" button.*

[@philipgumm9243]

That's why I leave my house keys on the garden lawn every night.

[@TIOLIOfficial]

The fact that this is exactly the problem I was having last night and that this video was posted 18 hours ago is so creepy.
Also, this is the Dumbest thing ever. I have 2 drives, actually 3, and let's say I have different passwords for each drive and I forget the password to the first one. I remember the passwords for the 2nd and 3rd drive, so I can access them. It makes sense for me to be able to save my first drive password to the second and third one, which I can access. There is absolutely no reason to limit me from saving the key file to wherever I want, ESPECIALLY if it's a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT DRIVE.

[@yorailevi6747]

Understandable, i will be silly