Brigham Buhler

That he was intentionally saying that he was being funded to say those things. Yes. And mislead the public.

Well, and it makes total sense because, again, not to say – when you're in it, you think you're doing right. I don't think that people are out there trying to harm humanity. I don't. I really want to hope that's not the case. But when I was a drug rep at 22 and you bring in a thought leader from Harvard that tells me all the ways that they're using this brilliant mental health drug off-label –

Well, and it makes total sense because, again, not to say – when you're in it, you think you're doing right. I don't think that people are out there trying to harm humanity. I don't. I really want to hope that's not the case. But when I was a drug rep at 22 and you bring in a thought leader from Harvard that tells me all the ways that they're using this brilliant mental health drug off-label –

Well, and it makes total sense because, again, not to say – when you're in it, you think you're doing right. I don't think that people are out there trying to harm humanity. I don't. I really want to hope that's not the case. But when I was a drug rep at 22 and you bring in a thought leader from Harvard that tells me all the ways that they're using this brilliant mental health drug off-label –

And then you put tremendous pressure and give me an expense account and send me out to drinks with a doctor. And I'm sitting there and the doctor's like, where else can I use this drug? You're like, do I tell him what that guy from Harvard told me? Because I also signed a contract that said I wouldn't. But then the company taught me all that and put me in this environment.

And then you put tremendous pressure and give me an expense account and send me out to drinks with a doctor. And I'm sitting there and the doctor's like, where else can I use this drug? You're like, do I tell him what that guy from Harvard told me? Because I also signed a contract that said I wouldn't. But then the company taught me all that and put me in this environment.

And then you put tremendous pressure and give me an expense account and send me out to drinks with a doctor. And I'm sitting there and the doctor's like, where else can I use this drug? You're like, do I tell him what that guy from Harvard told me? Because I also signed a contract that said I wouldn't. But then the company taught me all that and put me in this environment.

And it's like a wink, wink, nod, nod. And the pressure is to grow the patient population on a drug. That's why GLP-1s went from being for diabetic, obese people to... Now let's help people lose weight for spring break. Real quick. Fast. Real quick. And it got accepted fast. That's what's scary.

And it's like a wink, wink, nod, nod. And the pressure is to grow the patient population on a drug. That's why GLP-1s went from being for diabetic, obese people to... Now let's help people lose weight for spring break. Real quick. Fast. Real quick. And it got accepted fast. That's what's scary.

And it's like a wink, wink, nod, nod. And the pressure is to grow the patient population on a drug. That's why GLP-1s went from being for diabetic, obese people to... Now let's help people lose weight for spring break. Real quick. Fast. Real quick. And it got accepted fast. That's what's scary.

Back to the show. And that's what people do with everything, though. They want to think that it's the most eye-opening thing having got behind the scenes and met you and then met Cam and met Aaron Rodgers and met all the... Every person that you have introduced me to works their ass off. The level of dedication and commitment... And their schedules are crazy. And the pressure is crazy.

Back to the show. And that's what people do with everything, though. They want to think that it's the most eye-opening thing having got behind the scenes and met you and then met Cam and met Aaron Rodgers and met all the... Every person that you have introduced me to works their ass off. The level of dedication and commitment... And their schedules are crazy. And the pressure is crazy.

Back to the show. And that's what people do with everything, though. They want to think that it's the most eye-opening thing having got behind the scenes and met you and then met Cam and met Aaron Rodgers and met all the... Every person that you have introduced me to works their ass off. The level of dedication and commitment... And their schedules are crazy. And the pressure is crazy.

And the stress is crazy. And they have kids and families. And they find a way. Cam's up at, what, 3 in the morning to go run 30 miles? He doesn't have to do that anymore because he doesn't have a regular job anymore.

And the stress is crazy. And they have kids and families. And they find a way. Cam's up at, what, 3 in the morning to go run 30 miles? He doesn't have to do that anymore because he doesn't have a regular job anymore.

And the stress is crazy. And they have kids and families. And they find a way. Cam's up at, what, 3 in the morning to go run 30 miles? He doesn't have to do that anymore because he doesn't have a regular job anymore.

Well, that's good.

Well, that's good.

Well, that's good.

It took forever. It's just inspiring to see because you can sit on the outside and think, oh, that guy who's on top of the mountain, he's lucky. They got lucky. What you don't realize is you didn't see all the steps that it took for that guy to get a girl to get to the top of the mountain.