Welcome back, everybody, to our All Two Human series.

And today we have a different kind of guess that I'm really excited about as far as the

perspective from a non-addicted person.

But that is very much for what they do in the world and actually so much in the far end of the world this is a

person who works in the ER and really see sometimes the tail end the hardest parts of

people's stories and sometimes the parts they live over and over and over again and so it's

a great perspective and I just want to welcome here, John. Yeah, yeah, I appreciate it. And I'm John Yucata Kay. I'm board certified in family medicine, and I'm also finishing a emergency medicine residency, so I'm board eligible. So we'll be board certified here in the next few months, hopefully, in emergency medicine and family medicine.

So I appreciate you guys having me here.

Absolutely.

It's a pleasure.

I guess the way to start here is maybe talking about your backstory, specifically what got

you into medicine and kind of your path to where you are now.

Yeah.

You know, it's probably run on the mill.

Really loved working with people, being around people.

Really loved understanding how things worked.

Always thought I was going to be an engineer.

Ended up taking calculus one and was like, whoa, I'm terrible at math.

It's not for me.

And, you know, switching over to something more science-based and, you know, kind of the rest

of history, college, grad school, med school, kind of did the whole, the whole gamut of

education, been in school forever. So this is, I guess, 10 years now since I started med school.

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