Brigham Buhler
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And he didn't think he could. And he battled like feeling terrible, everything. Long story short, he went from they were going to put him in hospice because his kidneys and organs and all this were failing to he drove a car last week. Right? He's out of the hospital. He's in his 80s. He's driving his truck again. I don't know if I want to be on the road with that guy.
And he didn't think he could. And he battled like feeling terrible, everything. Long story short, he went from they were going to put him in hospice because his kidneys and organs and all this were failing to he drove a car last week. Right? He's out of the hospital. He's in his 80s. He's driving his truck again. I don't know if I want to be on the road with that guy.
And he didn't think he could. And he battled like feeling terrible, everything. Long story short, he went from they were going to put him in hospice because his kidneys and organs and all this were failing to he drove a car last week. Right? He's out of the hospital. He's in his 80s. He's driving his truck again. I don't know if I want to be on the road with that guy.
Yeah, but it's all those pain meds were poisoning his brain, his body. Of course. His organs were shutting down because they were just pushing more and more and more. And I don't want to be too sinister, but there's a lot of money involved. And keeping somebody in a hospital and billing that insurance company during those time frames and then moving them over.
Yeah, but it's all those pain meds were poisoning his brain, his body. Of course. His organs were shutting down because they were just pushing more and more and more. And I don't want to be too sinister, but there's a lot of money involved. And keeping somebody in a hospital and billing that insurance company during those time frames and then moving them over.
Yeah, but it's all those pain meds were poisoning his brain, his body. Of course. His organs were shutting down because they were just pushing more and more and more. And I don't want to be too sinister, but there's a lot of money involved. And keeping somebody in a hospital and billing that insurance company during those time frames and then moving them over.
You know, I stood in surgeries where I watched them do neurosurgeries on people they knew were going to die, but they could bill them $800,000 and collect the insurance payment. And so the hospital is going to do the surgery.
You know, I stood in surgeries where I watched them do neurosurgeries on people they knew were going to die, but they could bill them $800,000 and collect the insurance payment. And so the hospital is going to do the surgery.
You know, I stood in surgeries where I watched them do neurosurgeries on people they knew were going to die, but they could bill them $800,000 and collect the insurance payment. And so the hospital is going to do the surgery.
It's just because our incentive systems are flawed, like what you were talking about earlier. Dopamine wins reward systems. If we build a reward system based off... money and numbers and finances, we shouldn't be shocked when we have killer earnings and really bad health outcomes.
It's just because our incentive systems are flawed, like what you were talking about earlier. Dopamine wins reward systems. If we build a reward system based off... money and numbers and finances, we shouldn't be shocked when we have killer earnings and really bad health outcomes.
It's just because our incentive systems are flawed, like what you were talking about earlier. Dopamine wins reward systems. If we build a reward system based off... money and numbers and finances, we shouldn't be shocked when we have killer earnings and really bad health outcomes.
Thank you for giving me a voice and thank you for having me on here. And also thank you to the U.S. Senate for being brave enough to let us sit there and hammer the U.S. government and critique them for their choices and power to them for at least having the honesty and integrity to let us have an open forum.
Thank you for giving me a voice and thank you for having me on here. And also thank you to the U.S. Senate for being brave enough to let us sit there and hammer the U.S. government and critique them for their choices and power to them for at least having the honesty and integrity to let us have an open forum.
Thank you for giving me a voice and thank you for having me on here. And also thank you to the U.S. Senate for being brave enough to let us sit there and hammer the U.S. government and critique them for their choices and power to them for at least having the honesty and integrity to let us have an open forum.
Thank you for having me. Thank you, brother.
Thank you for having me. Thank you, brother.
Thank you for having me. Thank you, brother.