Education in general, there has to be a barrier because if everyone could go to men's school, everyone would go to med school, right? First is prerex, then there's the MCAT, then there's cost, right? They're going to put that in there. But why does the cost have to exponentially increase? The body ain't mutating. Everybody out there right now, you know, with your scrubs or backpack or shoes or car you know the price tag of those things and

if the value was lower you may not be as interested when you attach a cost of something it looks

better to everybody else i think people still attach that cost to medical school so that's why

these medical schools continue to adjust the cost as they're moving forward so yes the body's not mutating

but society is interest rates are they're going forward. So yes, the body's not mutating, but society is, interest

rates are, they're going to continue to go up. Hey, we talk about Locum tenants a lot on this show.

Renee and I, we've been doing it for well over 10 years now. So if you're curious about

locum tenants and how it might fit into your career, check out locumstory.com.

That's locum story.com and you'll see all the different reasons why physicians choose

locums and how it works for them. Find out about jobs, taxes, travel, and to me, most importantly,

pay. Visit locumstory.com to learn more.

It was good, everyone.

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