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All right, everybody, what's good?

This is Dr. Ney with my crappy webcam in a hotel.

What's up, Dr. Renee? How you doing?

Your webcam is definitely crappy. You know, I think there's like, I think it's broken, actually.

Because if I turn the light off, there's these lines. It looks like the matrix type lines.

Yeah. And this is the webcam that I've had for at least, I say, the last six years. I don't use it much anymore, but when I'm on the road, this is the one I use. And then I try not to do interviews while I'm on the road anymore, mainly because I'm just not in the office and so forth. But we're here. This is where we at. This is what we got. Hey, everyone, what's good? This is Dr. Reneey. We got Dr. Renee on here, and this is another episode of Docs Outside the Box. So, as you guys heard earlier, I'm on a Locum stint. I'm in a hotel.

Renee's at home doing her Docs Outside the Box business thing. And, you know, as I'm on Locums,

I'm actually in a rural location.

That's one of the reasons why I like doing locums for trauma is it's really a great opportunity to help rural communities out, as well as suburban communities also, as they build their trauma centers up.

And it also gives me the most flexibility.

I don't know if anybody knows, but trying to do locums in an inner city urban area, it can be kind of difficult. It can be really difficult trying to find positions and stuff. And definitely the leverage that you have in the city area compared to a rural area, I think it's night and day. You ain't got it. And there is no leverage. Exactly. You are not a hot commodity. You are literally

just, you know, a dime a dozen. Yeah. You know, I'm actually interested. If anybody's listening and you've

done locums in like New York City, Atlanta, Phoenix, what are some other big cities? Like major

cities. Chicago. Let me know because I'm very fascinated to hear what kind of options you have when you're

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