B
Right, which is ridiculous.
A
And, right and so no matter what happens to me, if I get in a car accident this afternoon, I have no way of, you know, no way of being able to afford the outrageous medical costs,
B
Yeah.
A
because my insurance is now only eighty percent of whatever it's going to be. And, uh, so on top of that, uh, then, what if I, what if we decide to have universal health insurance, I'm subsidizing,
B
Everybody else.
A
And what if they are lucky enough to get into a doctor and a program that's going to say, Okay, well, you really need to have those varicose veins fixed, or your teeth fixed or something like that.