All right, so just coming off a conversation about P. Diddy and accountability and whistleblowing and how that relates to us in medicine, which if you listen to the last segment, you're going to realize not a lot of whistleblowing going on in medicine.

But now we're going to be talking about Dr. Fran and how she's making it rain on

TikTok more than she is in the hospital. So tell us Dr. Neat. What's going on with Dr. Fran? Who is Dr.

Fran? So let's talk about Dr. Fran. I think her last name is Haydineck. Haydenek. So she is an OB-guine doctor in Rochester, New York.

I saw it us on a New York Post several weeks ago. So she's an OB-Gine doc. It says she makes about

$300,000 a year from her medical practice. But in 2021, she started posting on TikTok. I think

you guys know where this is going. She started posting TikTok videos correcting misinformation around reproductive health, which

is one of the biggest things that people consume on social media right now, right?

So we're talking about menopause, birth control, pregnancy, abortion, obviously abortion,

and what's going on in Texas and the southern states, that's something that people want to tune in for.

So initially she says that she didn't make any money, right? She wasn't making no money whatsoever, but then she started monetizing in

2003 via TikTok's creative fund as well as through brand sponsorships and she tripled the income in 2024.

There you go.

By the middle of this year, 2025, y'all,

her TikTok earnings equaled or exceeded her full physician's salary.

She says this extra income helped her tackle $300,000 in student loans.

That ain't nothing. Build an emergency fund. We each had $300,000 in student loans. Over 10 years ago. Over 10 years ago. What are you talking about? Yeah, so what I'm saying is now, like, they graduate with more. Oh, okay. I'm just saying she need to get her weight up. Save for retirement. Anyway.

Yo, man, come on.

You got to be thorough.

Come on.

You need to be graduating like 400, 500. Then I'll be impressed. 300,000. Nah, yo, you have some help. She says she works fewer days to spend time with family. She says she still maintains her clinical job. Ooh, this is a good question for you, Dr. Renee.

She still sees great value in patient of care and advises colleagues to explore other avicclient whatever forget out it's

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