Brigham Buhler

Again, what he did, crazy, zero justification for it. I'm not supporting or condoning it in any way. It's tragic and it's terrible. Anytime somebody, the loss of human life.

Again, what he did, crazy, zero justification for it. I'm not supporting or condoning it in any way. It's tragic and it's terrible. Anytime somebody, the loss of human life.

Right now, more Americans are dying every year of chronic disease than every war America's fought combined. In every war America's ever fought, we've lost around 1.2 million lives. We lose 1.7 million Americans a year to chronic disease. It's at an all-time high. Like we said earlier, chronically ill, chronically depressed, chronically obese.

Right now, more Americans are dying every year of chronic disease than every war America's fought combined. In every war America's ever fought, we've lost around 1.2 million lives. We lose 1.7 million Americans a year to chronic disease. It's at an all-time high. Like we said earlier, chronically ill, chronically depressed, chronically obese.

Right now, more Americans are dying every year of chronic disease than every war America's fought combined. In every war America's ever fought, we've lost around 1.2 million lives. We lose 1.7 million Americans a year to chronic disease. It's at an all-time high. Like we said earlier, chronically ill, chronically depressed, chronically obese.

Everyone is being profiteered off of their death and destruction and diseases. And all the while, UnitedHealthcare doubled their stock price, $373 billion in revenue last year, printing money off the backs of Americans. And even Luigi's an example. Let's look at that, a spine injury. This spine injury is debilitating. The exact injury you had can cause like shooting pain into the extremities.

Everyone is being profiteered off of their death and destruction and diseases. And all the while, UnitedHealthcare doubled their stock price, $373 billion in revenue last year, printing money off the backs of Americans. And even Luigi's an example. Let's look at that, a spine injury. This spine injury is debilitating. The exact injury you had can cause like shooting pain into the extremities.

Everyone is being profiteered off of their death and destruction and diseases. And all the while, UnitedHealthcare doubled their stock price, $373 billion in revenue last year, printing money off the backs of Americans. And even Luigi's an example. Let's look at that, a spine injury. This spine injury is debilitating. The exact injury you had can cause like shooting pain into the extremities.

It feels like your hands are on fire. In men, it can shoot into the genitals and cause sexual dysfunction where you literally feel like your genitals are on fire. On average, it takes three months to get in with the primary care. And so if I walk you through a typical patient with that injury, I'm begging the insurance. I'm trying to get into a primary.

It feels like your hands are on fire. In men, it can shoot into the genitals and cause sexual dysfunction where you literally feel like your genitals are on fire. On average, it takes three months to get in with the primary care. And so if I walk you through a typical patient with that injury, I'm begging the insurance. I'm trying to get into a primary.

It feels like your hands are on fire. In men, it can shoot into the genitals and cause sexual dysfunction where you literally feel like your genitals are on fire. On average, it takes three months to get in with the primary care. And so if I walk you through a typical patient with that injury, I'm begging the insurance. I'm trying to get into a primary.

Well, I have to go to the primary that's approved by my insurance and that's on the plan. Now I get in with the primary. The primary says, oh, sorry, I don't do, you know, orthopedics. I'm going to have to refer you to a specialist. Takes you another three months to get in with a specialist. Now you get in with a specialist. They go, I can't really do anything without the insurance's approval.

Well, I have to go to the primary that's approved by my insurance and that's on the plan. Now I get in with the primary. The primary says, oh, sorry, I don't do, you know, orthopedics. I'm going to have to refer you to a specialist. Takes you another three months to get in with a specialist. Now you get in with a specialist. They go, I can't really do anything without the insurance's approval.

Well, I have to go to the primary that's approved by my insurance and that's on the plan. Now I get in with the primary. The primary says, oh, sorry, I don't do, you know, orthopedics. I'm going to have to refer you to a specialist. Takes you another three months to get in with a specialist. Now you get in with a specialist. They go, I can't really do anything without the insurance's approval.

And I don't really know what to do without an MRI. So now you battle to get an MRI. Typically, you're going to have a huge out-of-pocket expense on that.

And I don't really know what to do without an MRI. So now you battle to get an MRI. Typically, you're going to have a huge out-of-pocket expense on that.

And I don't really know what to do without an MRI. So now you battle to get an MRI. Typically, you're going to have a huge out-of-pocket expense on that.

Correct. And so it's six to nine months on average before you ever get an answer if you're even going to be able to get into the surgery. And now you go into the surgery and you're finally going to get your day of relief. And the insurance company goes, no, you're not allowed to go to that surgeon. They're not on our plan. We want you to go to this surgeon.

Correct. And so it's six to nine months on average before you ever get an answer if you're even going to be able to get into the surgery. And now you go into the surgery and you're finally going to get your day of relief. And the insurance company goes, no, you're not allowed to go to that surgeon. They're not on our plan. We want you to go to this surgeon.

Correct. And so it's six to nine months on average before you ever get an answer if you're even going to be able to get into the surgery. And now you go into the surgery and you're finally going to get your day of relief. And the insurance company goes, no, you're not allowed to go to that surgeon. They're not on our plan. We want you to go to this surgeon.