Sean Sabrina, celaine, happy Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, I'm behind on today's show. So not live. But y'all are talking about the, um, United Healthcare, CEO murder. And some of these things with the words deny appeal, whatever. Um but Healthcare is a big hot dumpster fire, frankly to put it blatantly um even with certain medications, there is a thing called fail first where with certain things like autoimmune diseases or where patients need very expensive medications, they have to fail medications before they can get the ones that actually work for them. So it is a very interesting and complex, uh, Situation and issue and our Health Care system in America is a mess, but just want to put in my 2 cents, wiggle wiggle pop up.

So I have a Rottweiler that is very sweet and not very bright. I switched to Tiny treats instead of the big ones because when she eats them she doesn't make a mess on the floor and she knows she gets 3. If I give her Less Than 3, she will stare at me until I give her a third. And if I give her a fourth that she's walking away, she gets very confused. But still is willing to accept it. Have a good day.

Yeah. So this whole condo thing. Uh so I manage the maintenance of a 47 unit condo here in Ormond Beach. So we're you know, we're we're north of Central Florida. Um, but it's right on the beach and we had an assessment last year under this new law. Um, and what happens is these inspection companies come in, uh, they charge an exorbitant amount of money for the inspection, like, 100,000 200,000 for the inspection. Uh, they're in there for a couple days, banging on the concrete looking at stuff, um, using, uh, infrared and, um, sonar and all kinds of all kinds of things. Um, and they identify issues in the building and then, uh, they write up those issues and that inspection report goes to a company that can repair them. Then that company comes in with their quote, And the best quote, we got on this little tiny building here for the repairs that need to be made. Um, including sealing the parking lot concrete, uh, they wanted uh, nearly 2 million. Uh, they ended up closing negotiating at 1.8 million on this tiny little 47 unit condominium. Um, and the way that condo set up is everything is shared um, through the association and the assessments are passed on to each owner. Uh so they had to divide that 1.8 million by 47 units. Um what really sucks is there's several people that own like 3 or 4 units in there. Uh so it was a buttload of money per owner um to get that building up to what the inspector said, it had to be Pretty crazy. Uh, don't buy a condo, they suck. Wiggle wiggle. Pop, pop, pop.

What's happening, y'all? What's up with the UHC? CEO thing, man. You know, first and foremost, that's just not how we do things here in this country, right? If you want to improve our health care situation, killing the CEO of the, uh, provider networks isn't gonna get us there. You know what I'm saying? Like this dude being dead, isn't going to change your coverage situation anytime in the near future. So we got to go another way about it, if that's what our ultimate goal is, um, that being said, I also don't think people are just nasty rotten awful out there celebrating. Yes, the death of another human being. I think a lot of them are incorrectly celebrating. The the idea that somehow the Health Care, Network, Marketplace, whatever you want to think about it as took a hit yesterday because a CEO was taken out and that is just not the case. So,

Hey, Sean. I don't know if you've heard or not but they actually carry able to crack the case. And find out who shot the guy, the guy's in the committed, the murderer's name is Patrick Bateman and I found out. The CEO's name is his real name was actually Paul Allen, and apparently there was some sort of Music dispute. It's the reason why that, um, He was killed. Have a good 1 guys.