B
Yeah. Well, I think part of the, the tremendous benefit of that is that there's so many people who wait now because they don't have the money, until, you know, they have no preventative measures. People, um, you know, just go on and on and on. I mean, so many people don't even get prenatal care or, and it just extends with i-, if it, w, what would be a minor problem to deal with if they had a help available early on becomes just this horrendous, you know, burden on the taxpayers. They're saying now that one out of every ten child born i-, in public hospitals is addicted to crack.
A
Well I,
B
Well, you know?
A
uh, uh, I know it. I have a solution, you see. M-, my solution, even though I'm rapidly approaching the, uh, the age when I'll qualify for Medicare and Medicaid, I, I, my mother and father both, uh, uh, well, my father's not living but my mother is,
B
Uh-huh.
A
and they are, um, of an advanced years, and when I see the money that's poured down the, down the drain on Medicare and Medicaid, I mean, the,