Welcome to the reason roundtable, you're weekly except for that one time last week podcast from the magazine of free minds and free markets.

I am Matt Welch joined by Nick Gillespie, Peter Sutterman and Katherine Mankiew Ward. Happy New Year, gang.

Howdy 2022.

Hey, Matt. Happy 2022.

We are, that was two different approaches to how happy we are about to be to listen.

Yeah, so happy.

Got to mix it up.

We're going to solve the, uh,

Caper of the missing podcast here in a moment.

But first, as listeners of the roundtable know all too well,

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especially for transportation, even with so-called comprehensive coverage.

You can still get hit with super high deductibles and copays for your trip to the hospital.

That's where the air med care network steps in.

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if an emergency arises requiring transportation by air,

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This piece of mind is available for your entire household,

beginning at the low, low price of just $85 a year.

And people do use this stuff.

AMC provides emergency transport for more than 100,000 patients a year.

As a listener to this very show,

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