Phlebotomy

Mm-hmm.

And phlebotomist is a good word.

Phlebotomist.

Phlebotomist.

Yes.

Yeah, it's a very good word.

[laughs]

I would...

[laughs]

So phlebotomy, and this is great because I always just thought of the phlebotomist as the nice lady who takes my blood when I go to the doctor's office.

Phlebotomy, of course, if you're not, if you're someone like me who doesn't normally know Greek, the etymology of medical words, uh, f- the first part means vein, I believe, and the second part is just like-

It's what it looks

... cut open.

And that would be phlebotomy.

Right, that's the one.

Phlebotomy, yes, that's right.

Not a thing that we really go for anymore these days.

No, a phlebotomist is a doctor who specializes in blood work,

[laughs] Okay, that's not right, guys.

Phlebotomies.

It does make sense, though, that, like, it would be at Magic Mountain because it is, like, they really have expansion room.

They're like, "All right, guys, we got RE Force One.

It's the medical assistant that checks you in.

Phlebotomist that draws your blood is the x-ray tech that, of course, checks you.

scans you.

There's so many great jobs in the world of healthcare.