B
and having to go to someplace else. You know, it would be nice if, no matter where you are, or who you are, what happened, you know, what happened to you, you just go to the hospital and they say, Okay, just, just take him, and we will worry about who he is later
A
Yeah. Yeah, I feel like there should be some kind of coverage made, but I, I'm really leery of a, kind of a government administrative health insurance or medical plan, because I just feel like everything that the government takes over is just going to be run much poorly and it is going to be about six times more expensive.
B
Yeah, I know, that, that's certainly true. But, I wonder about like, like in Canada.
A
Uh-huh.
B
In Canada, where everybody, uh, everybody automatically has insurance in Canada.
A
Right, and they have that in England too, but I think that it's a pretty poor, they get a lot lower quality care than we do. Now, I know some people don't agree with me, but, uh, I know you have to wait real long time to get, for certain surgeries that aren't emergency, and you don't have the kind of choices that we have here,