I have still a lot of anesthesiologist pain management doctors who are friends.

And you know, some of them are two decades older than me, but good guys.

They were coached by their societies to prescribe opiates.

And then the regulatory landscape changed immensely

and all these people who are now on opiates and addicted,

they can't get them.

So where do they go?

They went to the streets.

Let's go.

Welcome to Citizen, we've got a special guest today, Josh Whelan, and you had a hard time getting in here this morning because Tennessee got is it normal for tornadoes to be in Tennessee

Yeah man or is it the end of days is aren't old Arnold going to show up and have to fight the devil or something.

I might prefer him over tornadoes, but yeah, we get, we're just right outside of

a tornado alley.

Oh, I didn't mean, I didn't mean that Arnold was going to show up and fuck up the town,

like Bigfoot or some shit.

Godzilla.

He's like how funny would that be if like an Arnold like fell

into radiation like nuclear radiation or something. He's got all big.

Started stomping through the town. No it's I didn't realize there were tornadoes

out there. I mean I grew up in South Carolina I don't remember there being tornadoes.

Yeah there was a there was a gnarly one. Well we get them every year but we also get a

ton of rain which I didn't know when I moved there because I've only been in Nashville for

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