I'm recording now. What do you mean? You've

deferred a fucking baby. Use me. Dr. Calisire is a Dr.

Jesse Goldark guest this week for this podcast. I thought you guys were

psychiatrists. You had to deliver a baby medical school. Yeah, people forget that we went to medical school with this

surgeon with the family doctors, with the gynecologist, and we had to do all of those

I mean, that's stupid. No, but hello, all of those rotations which many of them

sucked and delivering a baby is why I'm not going to have a baby, but like, yes.

Plus one. I mean, I was relevant to being a psychiatrist.

You get to see the miracle of life and death right in your face. I guess in some way,

they could not question mark what you do it again. Both of you.

Med school or delivering babies. I might have the same answer.

I don't know. I mean, delivering babies, I was not my favorite, but wasn't my least favorite.

Like, it was probably in the in the middle, like for me, but you know, I there were things about

OB that were fine for me. I, you know, I didn't mind it. It was a long amount of time,

often waiting for things. Right. The moms were nice. The people, you know, it was fine. People were

happy. Yeah. Like, there are things about it that were fine. Right. You know, and like, sometimes

it was funny, like this mom delivered a baby to like, Mumford and sons. And then she like told her

husband that she was going to name the kid like Mumford. Just like really just to be a jerk,

because she definitely wasn't. And the husband was like, I hope you're kidding. And like,

really big dad was really funny. And so like, some like that, I, I enjoy, you know, but like,

you know, when I do med school again, it's a good question. I mean, I ask myself that often,

I think that it's really complicated. I mean, I come from a family with some doctors. I

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