A speaker compares how sex workers and clients handle payment upfront, often through a middleman, to how insurance works: you pay before you need the service. Both shift risk and create a buffer between buyer and provider.
The first thing that happens is that you always pay for the money prior to the sex act. Okay? Or if you like, you're paying the prostitute directly, the pimp is watching and he knows how much it is and he gathers the money right afterwards. So you always have to pay for before the service is delivered. Okay? Sounds like the insurance companies, right? The insurance companies and the patients. The patients are paying for the service before it's delivered. Okay?
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