That's the statistic that nobody wants to talk about is how many people not even just die from cancer at the hands of their doctor, but just general malpractice.

I think it's one and six.

Wow.

Man, that's why it's almost impossible to be a doctor these days because you have to have that crazy insurance.

Right.

Like you have, I mean, it's almost, it's all, it's almost

impossible to become profitable as a doctor because your medical bills are so high on the front end,

like, and not medical, plus your school, your medical school bills, hundreds of thousands of

dollars in. And you don't even really get to start generating cash until

much later in your career in your hands are held the whole time with all sorts of like restrictions

I don't know it seems like it seems like we're having like business be doctors instead of healers

and you know health practitioners become doctors it's like it's a really long road you know

it's like what like a 15 long road, you know? It's like what? Like a 15 year road? Yeah. And they say it's

kind of brutal, you know? Oh, I'm sure. I'm sure it's brutal. Residency. People talk about

how you go. You literally don't sleep for like three days. And in my mind, I've always thought,

why would we want our doctors to be operating like this?

Why would we set this?

Can't we just have more people on staff?

Like, can't we just schedule this better?

Can't we just respect them?

You're not making enough money off of this that you can't have.

Can't we just do this better?

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