Eric

We're talking like 20% of people will actually benefit from them. You know, really, really low. I guess when the doctor prescribes me something, I think like, well, this thing works. That's why they're prescribing it.

We're talking like 20% of people will actually benefit from them. You know, really, really low. I guess when the doctor prescribes me something, I think like, well, this thing works. That's why they're prescribing it.

We're talking like 20% of people will actually benefit from them. You know, really, really low. I guess when the doctor prescribes me something, I think like, well, this thing works. That's why they're prescribing it.

And in their defense, no, they're going to try that. It might work. And then if it doesn't work, they're going to try another option.

And in their defense, no, they're going to try that. It might work. And then if it doesn't work, they're going to try another option.

And in their defense, no, they're going to try that. It might work. And then if it doesn't work, they're going to try another option.

And they're just knocking out. But I think the general public thinks medicines do the thing they say they're going to, like 100%. Yeah. It's not.

And they're just knocking out. But I think the general public thinks medicines do the thing they say they're going to, like 100%. Yeah. It's not.

And they're just knocking out. But I think the general public thinks medicines do the thing they say they're going to, like 100%. Yeah. It's not.

In the 80s.

In the 80s.

In the 80s.

This is current. Yeah. I'll admit it changed in the 90s and it got different.

This is current. Yeah. I'll admit it changed in the 90s and it got different.

This is current. Yeah. I'll admit it changed in the 90s and it got different.

Lopsided.

Lopsided.

Lopsided.

Yeah, that almost doesn't happen.

Yeah, that almost doesn't happen.