A
no doubt they get kickbacks to fill these machines up night and day. And even if they cost a hundred, two hundred, five hundred thousand dollars, at, uh, roughly a thousand dollars every half hour, uh, that's ridiculous. I, I don't care what anyone says. You know, the costs are not, it's a picture. It shouldn't cost more than thirty-five bucks for something like that, you know, reasonableness. But they aren't reasonable. Fifty, a hundred dollars. They don't have to pay them back in three months time.
B
No. Yeah, I'll have to agree,
A
You know.
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.