Clarence Jones

All right, okay. Barry's raising his hand.

All right, okay. Barry's raising his hand.

Well, a stockbroker might be willing to help you too, Barry. I'm just saying. I'm only joking.

Well, a stockbroker might be willing to help you too, Barry. I'm just saying. I'm only joking.

Okay, go ahead.

Okay, go ahead.

You know, we've had this conversation for the longest time, you know, in terms of, when I say we, I mean, I'm speaking about myself in terms of, you know, talking about insurance. I think, yes. For me, I just believe that a single payer would be easier. I don't know how willing organizations are to do that. You know what I mean? Does that mean, you know, it's very, I don't know.

You know, we've had this conversation for the longest time, you know, in terms of, when I say we, I mean, I'm speaking about myself in terms of, you know, talking about insurance. I think, yes. For me, I just believe that a single payer would be easier. I don't know how willing organizations are to do that. You know what I mean? Does that mean, you know, it's very, I don't know.

Yeah, the answer, okay, let me be real quick. The answer is yes. Okay. I like the single players.

Yeah, the answer, okay, let me be real quick. The answer is yes. Okay. I like the single players.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So now. I know.

So now. I know.

Yeah. You know, you know, I, I, I almost said, I almost talked about money in my previous conversation. I mean, you know, you, you know, you asked about the single payer there, there, there still is a, for some people, there is a monetary, um, benefit to keeping things the way that they are. And I think that, you know, we have to, uh, We just have to recognize that as part of the system.

Yeah. You know, you know, I, I, I almost said, I almost talked about money in my previous conversation. I mean, you know, you, you know, you asked about the single payer there, there, there still is a, for some people, there is a monetary, um, benefit to keeping things the way that they are. And I think that, you know, we have to, uh, We just have to recognize that as part of the system.

What's best for people does not all the time mean that everybody's going to get a lot of the money. And so I'm at that point, again, when we start talking about these issues, I'm at that point of just trying to get in where I can fit in, trying to figure out what works best for me. How do I share information? And hopefully that it will provide some benefits to everyone so it's a win-win.

What's best for people does not all the time mean that everybody's going to get a lot of the money. And so I'm at that point, again, when we start talking about these issues, I'm at that point of just trying to get in where I can fit in, trying to figure out what works best for me. How do I share information? And hopefully that it will provide some benefits to everyone so it's a win-win.

So I know that sounds kind of like in a circle, but sometimes dealing with insurance, it's like it's a circle. I mean, like I'm going, I'm spinning around.

So I know that sounds kind of like in a circle, but sometimes dealing with insurance, it's like it's a circle. I mean, like I'm going, I'm spinning around.