Jack Kevorkian

Like the Dr.

Kevorkian stuff was around this time too.

This is

like after the era of Dr. Kevorkian.

This is, you know, you're in that era where there are religious groups basically saying like, You know, at the same time abortion is being held up as a religious cause, so is keeping people alive, even if they are medically ill. dead

and

These are worse things.

And so he gets a call from the gastroenterologist that wants to do a – near octogenarian that is on palliative care for terminal cancer can catch it within has a peg tube to like feed them one do a peg exchange but the patient's ejection practice 25% can we do this under a general anesthetic look well no we can no but we we may pull a Kevorkian move where we just euthanize the patient

right and

And so they go through all the things, and then in secondary discussion...

And she really blows up in the 80s and 90s.

Jack Kevorkian, assisted suicide.

So you begin to see this kind of conversation happening.

The good thing is Elizabeth Kubler-Ross got lots of people talking about death.

We both doctors, too little.

I'm more Kevorkian.

My left foot floored the four door DeLorean.

Me.