Paul Conti

And his behavior started to change.

He started taking better care of himself.

He could see a little more what I was saying.

He was like, you're a wonderful person.

Look, you love your mother and your aunt and they love you.

And like, he could start seeing that about himself, but that came from humanness.

And I think that's the way we help people.

I don't understand why we don't do everything that way.

It's like, we're two humans, but if you're doing something for me, then there's something, you have an expertise and I don't, that's why you're doing it for me.

The reverse could be true, but it doesn't mean we're not just two humans doing something together.

I'll use it where I don't usually say something is insane.

Like it's not consistent with sanity.

And the presence of...

Of the legal system.

Look, I'm all for, of course, physicians have to be held, but to be responsible and everybody makes mistakes and people have to be accountable for their mistakes.

I understand all of that.

But what we see now, it's so absurd that, oh, like everyone is frightened.

Everyone is frightened.

And then just looking to like, how do I slot into the box, check the boxes of what I'm supposed to do and not get in trouble?

You know, people get sued because someone was at that hospital and that doctor touched their care.