Well, let's take some calls. Let's go to Mike in Florida. Mike, how you doing?

Good morning, Mark. Welcome back. Thanks.

I have to guess that the president's visit to Walter Reed for his annual physical is going to be unlike mine, where he goes and sits in a waiting room for an hour because every because the other 10 people they have the same

10 o'clock appointment and there are a bunch of old farts coughing and none of whom can hear their

name when they're called well that's florida uh let's be honest you don't have the greatest

doctors in florida do you that you know it's they're all now. They all work for the Cleveland Clinic or some associations.

Very few private practitioners anymore.

Yeah, but you got to remember something.

In New York, you've got the greatest doctors in the world.

Florida, they're not so great.

But then they say, oh, but the Cleveland Clinic just opened here.

They don't realize the Cleveland Clinic opens down there by hiring a bunch of the same local doctors.

They don't bring in their doctors.

That's what they do.

Yeah.

That's exactly what they do.

And it's not the Cleveland Clinic and Clinic in Cleveland.

You know, they're not sending the top doctors down there.

They're opening down there with their name and hiring the same local doctors. Precisely. And it's also strange that there's nobody, you know, doctors with, you know, with a wits or a burg at the after the end of their name. That takes some adjusting to get used to. Oh, you don't have that? No, not where I am. Maybe down in Palm Beach or Miami you know there's there's more

Jewish doctors but down but he where I am in Port St. Lucie it's very rare oh oh that

doesn't sound good all right well no thanks for calling well that's why people move to

Florida but when they really need a real doctor they fly back to New York for it let's go

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