Dietrich

We'll give Narcan.

The guy starts to fight.

You're like, all right, whatever.

And you hog time, her, your, your time with cravats, all four corners after we just Narcan him and woke him up.

Right.

Cool.

Let's go to the hospital.

And like, you've got him Narcan, you know, he,

Now, learning more about what these people are going through, I really have changed my mind about how I respond to these calls because I understand now that I took someone that probably has one of the best highs that I could ever imagine, whether they're doing it for recreation, whatever.

They have this big high, and Narcan has completely stopped that receptor site now.

This huge high they were on, I have slammed the door, and that receptor site is closed, and now they're in withdrawals.

So now I took somebody who was in a great high.

I've killed their high and now they're confused.

They don't know where they're at and they're going through a draws.

And so now Bill and go, all right, let's give this patient a little bit of Narcan and get the respiratory rate up.

And probably they're going to come to, but they just chill.

Like don't fight them.

Don't,

I don't need 15 providers around them.

I just need me and someone else.