Jason Ingber

Okay, everything.

Yeah, I'm just going to re-up your script, re-up your script, re-up your script.

Or you come in and for the first consultation, they spend 15 or 20 minutes.

But the truth is, there's three bulging discs.

He's in pain.

He was in a car accident.

He this, he that.

And so what happens when they would get them in the room and they would explain all this to the doctor, because they're like, well, he was lying.

But how do I know if he's lying?

He's got an MRI.

Well, that was a fake MRI.

Or he has a bulging disc, but he's actually a drug addict.

You shouldn't have – OK, but I didn't know that.

Like you don't have anything that says I knew that.

Matter of fact, when they would – they'll send in – the authorities will send in patients wearing a wire, and the patients will actually have said, yeah, I drink three or four beers a day.

Oh, you do?

Yeah.

I'm sorry, I can't renew your... You know what I'm saying?

There are certain things that are like a checklist.

And they'd be like, yeah, I can't.