I need to vs Goes home

Some examples from the web:

• I need to get some leverage.
• I need to see State Police files.
• I need to test for maternal platelet antibodies.
• I need to see your contracting license.
• I need to see your firearms certificate.
• Janice, and I need to see you.
• I need to see congressman Córdova urgently.
• I need to be healed immediately.
• But I need to protect Will time.
• I need to verify your social-security number.
• I need to spend time with someone civilized.
• I need to improve my conversation skills.
• I need to buy some kitchenware.
• I need to check out something first.
• I need to set her up with the security protocols for the summit.
• I need to talk to my husband.
• I need to talk to Tony before he goes into surgery.
• But I need to know that we can put this behind us.
• I need to talk to Bill Buchanan.
• I need to know who hired you to kill this man, I need to know why, and I need to know right now.

Some examples from the web:

• Winner goes home with two cars.
• Buster goes home, we flip the mattress...
• Goes home and dormici above, OK?
• Someone who goes home when the bars close.
• When everyone goes home for the weekend, it gets kind of quiet in the barracks.
• Brian escapes from the crowd and goes home with Judith.
• No one goes home, not from here.
• A human being goes home when the sun sets.
• The world champion goes home with a million bucks.
• The nurse goes home early, gets in a crash she wouldn't have.
• It's just till she goes home.
• That baked ziti goes home with me.
• He goes home to Kansas City, Missouri.
• Takes the bread and goes home.
• Gives up, goes home, kills himself.
• He goes home and then murders her.
• He goes home, has something to eat.
• That night, he goes home and writes and records a song dedicated to her.
• ! He goes home, Harriet will just have to take care of him, too.
• I fire him, he goes home, he blows his brains out.