The first time I've got this for entertainment education and information process only,

as I've discussed, should not be used only at the industry, your orbit and industry's

organizations, for the more that you use the same express on this podcast are solo

to those, should not be interpreted perfectly, for the official position of the

entertainment industry's cyclopossil, cash-like morons and affiliate outreach programs,

if indeed there are any defect there or none.

Pretty much we are responsible for this throughout which we do our homework and let's know when we're in.

Hey guys, we're back. Hi Matt, how you doing? I'm doing well and I'm excited to get into this

episode we just we just recorded a great episode of the curbsiders. This is Dr. Matthew

Wato here with Stuart who you're hearing interrupt me. I think you may have actually

contradicted yourself you said we're going to get into it and then you said we already recorded it.

I'm so confused now. Well yeah, we do things out of order, Stuart, you know that.

This is the last thing we're recording and it's past my bedtime by about an hour,

so I'm kind of delirious and let's just let Paul tell the audience what we do on this show.

Oh my god. Yeah, this is the internal medicine podcast that you may want to skip ahead 17

minutes rather than the usual 15 this time around. This was just nonsense.

We use expert interviews to bring you clinical pearls and practice changing knowledge.

We also talked to our guests up front to learn about what makes them take.

It's a little bit abbreviated this time around since you're already familiar with them from prior Peabody

award winning episodes. So Matt, what did we talk about this time around?

Thanks for asking Paul. Well on this episode we this is this is kind of one of our health care policy

for millennials episodes. We're still kind of working on the title there.

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