B
Right.
A
-- the, the public themselves get health insurance and they provide their own health insurance.
B
The, well, as it is now, the middle and upper classes are paying more than their share for the health care of the whole country because they're the only people that can afford health insurance and so that the other people have no health insurance and, you know, they'll get medical care anyway at least in emergencies and --
A
E-,
B
-- somebody winds up paying for that and basically the people paying for it are the people who are buying health insurance so I don't see that anything, that this situation would get any worse. That way it might get better.
A
You think it might b-, get better, huh? I, I kind of disagree.