Short conversational video/transcript in which two speakers rebut the idea that physicians are primarily motivated by money, arguing instead that most doctors act out of care and a desire to protect patients and families. The dialogue emphasizes altruism among physicians while acknowledging there are some bad actors.
Everybody talks about, especially in the doctor world. This doctor wants to get a lot of money, and it's all about the dollars and that sort of thing. They couldn't be further from the truth. This is about building a foundation and a way to protect your family and your loved ones and put this sort of cocoon around them and be able to take care of problems that come up.
No, and that's, I think, you know, that is the one thing. You know, look, there's good doctors, there's bad doctors. There's, you know, there's bad actors all over the place. We can. We can point to a bad mechanic or somebody like that. But my experience was overwhelming that the physicians I worked with, they. They cared so much about their patients. It's almost an altruistic endeavor.
