B
with you there, but there's another problem, and that's the, how litigious our society is. If the doctor makes a mistake, he can be sure that he's going to be hauled into court.
A
Well, I think that should be, that, that's a, another problem, but that's part of our legalese problem. And that, the government eventually will address too just, you know, because it's out of control. I, I agree with you. You know, uh, I was on a jury or I, I didn't make the jury, but there was a,
A
deal where a doctor was going to be sued for malpractice on the death on an infant.
B
Uh-huh.
A
Like it was three days after it was born, and he was the one that delivered it. And they got four attorneys, one guy out of Houston, he introduced himself as snake so-and-so, and he says, well, anyone have trouble awarding five million dollars, and I says, yeah, I got problems with. I mean, you know, five million bucks isn't going to bring this kid back, you know, I mean, as sorrowful as it is. Uh, you know, if the doctor is wrong, you know, he should be pulled from his license, but five million dollars and away he goes because insurance pays for it, you know, it, it doesn't make logical sense to me, but, uh,
B
No, it doesn't.