Brigham Buhler

That's like taking a questionnaire to figure out what your cholesterol is.

Exactly.

Yeah.

So explain to me how that downstream works or that stream, the incentive.

The players.

So you have the physician on the bottom floor.

Then there's you, you're collaborating with the physician or meeting, taking them out to dinner and stuff like that.

And then you work for the pharmaceutical company that's selling these antidepressants.

What kind of kickback goes down to the doctor for prescribing this?

Do they get quotas or how does that whole system work?

And you think you're doing a good thing.

I just don't understand why they would be so hesitant to want more blood work, because if they got more blood work, wouldn't that just be more opportunity for them to prescribe more shit?

Yes.

And so one of the largest- This is the worst part of capitalism.

Yeah.

Right.

Like the, the physician for my kids are employees of this company called Baycare that like I, which is a huge hospital.

I mean, I don't know much about it, but I know all like the main, there's like tons of offices just around Western Florida.

Well, like the crazy difference between folks

that want to figure out a way to optimize their lifestyle or to live longer or to feel better, to look better.