Steven Pope

Like he all of a sudden feels good for a split second, and it creates a cellular, molecular-level change, right?

down in the middle of his body, and all of a sudden his immune system kicks in and beats cancer.

Like Allen Iverson could have cured a kid's cancer the other day, but instead we're seeing international headlines about how he stiffed 12 cancer kids.

That's a diva, right?

He's having a bad day, didn't want to see him.

So when I look at retention of my senior leadership, I am relentlessly investing in them.

Francisco, now a marathon runner.

Noah Wickham, now a marathon runner.

Ken Zhu, Stephen Bruning.

All these guys now have workout speedience systems in their homes.

Stephen Bruning can bike 100 miles.

Stephen Bruning was extraordinarily overweight.

He's still overweight, but he's made significant progress dropping, I don't know the exact number, but I think it's 75-ish pounds, give or take.

And we're helping all of these people on the leadership team take control of their health because nobody else will help them.

The American healthcare industry freaking won't.

In fact, most of the time it does more damage than it does good.

Like this concept of doctors do no harm, gone.

And we won't go down that rabbit hole in this video, but some of you know what I'm talking about.

All right, so going back to Raj's comment, which just made a great video just by me reading one comment on one video and riffing on it.

So I'm going to reread.