Ken Coleman

He can testify.

Yeah.

Yes or no.

Okay.

But my point is, is he could testify.

He could do an affidavit.

He could, he could do, I mean, if I was going to fight this, that's where I would be going.

And I'm going, we know the doctor and the doctor said he didn't do this.

And so if even I got to hire a lawyer, George, not a lot of hours, but just somebody who can, who can say, all right, we're going to fight this and here's how, and we're going to tell the company to pound sand.

We're not going to pay you for this.

Have you been in contact with the collection company?

Let me tell you something else I would do.

If this were me, Tim, I would literally go into the clinic and ask to meet with the office manager, whoever's in charge.

I mean, when can I get on your schedule?

And you mention the doctor and go, I'm willing to ask our friend to go on the record.

Like, we're just not playing around.

Like, Tim, honestly, if we were to have a doctor come in here and check my blood pressure versus yours, I'm more pissed off about this than you are.

For you.

Like, this is, you are in the right.

Yes or no?