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Shalom and welcome back to chutzpah, real life lived better, where each week we apply Jewish tradition and a little bit of Dr. Ruth to talk about something that is live in our lives. I'm Rabbi Shira Stutman. And I'm Hannah Rosen.

Hannah, tell me a little bit about your relationship with your primary care doctor.

Are you someone who goes regularly?

Do you know them by name?

Do you text with them?

Text?

That's the most Jewish thing I ever heard is the casual assumption that I have a personal

texting relationship with my concierge doctor who's on call any seconds that I need them.

That's so cute.

Well taken.

I mean, you know, I have a, first of all, like a primary care that that they, they, God, there's so many hilarious

assumptions.

Like, which America do you live in that everybody has a primary care doctor?

I feel like for most young people, they're like, what's a primary care doctor?

And how do you find one?

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