You know much if you don't have any money, how much are you going to graduate medical school in debt? Probably quarter million dollars easy. Double that. Really? Yeah. I'm not. Yeah. Obviously it varies per person, but It is not unusual for [people from] working class homes [to] go to medical school, [and] come out $500,000 in debt. Nurses, I don't know 100,000, $50,000. That is insane. It's insane. All right. Yeah. We need more doctors, so I should. I want to encourage you, Joe. (29:16–29:24)
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