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You know, Paul, I wanted to tell you about my struggle, my steroid addiction.

Paul, it's only made me stronger. We're on the same web page.

All right, are you ready? This is, I've announced off-air that this will be the single best

show I ever done in the show. Let's go. Elena, what kind of drug should dinosaurs never take?

I don't know, Paul. Asteroid.

I was going to try really hard not to laugh. That is gold.

You should always do your homework and let's know.

Welcome back to the Curbsiders. I'm Dr. Matthew with Frank Wato. Here with America's primary

care physician, Dr. Paul Nelson Williams. Paul, how are you doing? I'm still recovering from that

fantastic pun you just told. Yeah, no, it's and I'm apparently the listeners will hear I'm also

America's killjoy tonight. Apparently I don't have a whole lot of fun doing primary care,

but I am good. Thank you for asking. How are you? I just said you should be more adventurous

when you're ordering testing in primary care. That's it. Absolutely not. So on tonight's show,

we're going to be talking about adrenal insufficiency with a great guest, Dr. Atio Kargi,

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