Steve Brown

And, you know, and we are we're still going bankrupt.

So it's still a massive, massive challenge.

And there's sort of two parts of this equation.

One is the sort of prevention side.

And, you know, that really is ends up kind of being on us.

You know, it's like, you know, we got to we that's we got to do the right things.

I don't think it's the right job to say, hey, our doctors, you know, you know, I need a doctor that's going to help me eat my vegetables.

No, it's like you got it.

We got it.

that's our responsibility.

Once you get something serious, you're in the medical system and the medical system is there to help you get better.

I mean, you know, a patient like me walks into the hospital, you know, that's like an ATM walking in the door.

I mean, it's like, I'm very expensive.

You know, I cost nothing.

You know, I'm a guy, I never go to the doctor, you know, like then now I'm going to the doctor.

It's like, okay, well, I'm super expensive.

You know,

Would I be cheaper if I would have somehow prevented this or caught it earlier?

Maybe.

But once you're in the system, you're in the system.