Ep 251: One-Wheel Drive

Uh, rest in peace, my boy Mack.

Uh, today, you know, his birthday.

Um, but like just seeing, like, you know, being in the military and, and having these people around you, and, you know, you know, for me, being, I was a combat MOS.

I wake up to you, wake up with you in the hooch, and the next day we on mission and like that, you gone.

Yeah.

Right? So, you know, definitely appreciating everybody I have in my life, um, to check on me, whatever else, 'cause you know I go through my bad days, good days, all that.

And so-

One of y'all just, uh, put something in the, in the, in the um, about checking on our folks that's, uh-

Definitely.

I did it.

Okay.

So, um, I'ma go on that a little bit.

And, and, you know, this is really like a kind of soft spot really for me because it happened for me.

And, and so what we're talking about, Chad, is checking on your family that's in rehabs, retirement homes, um, senior homes, all those type of environments like that, right? And, a- and making sure they're getting the, the proper healthcare, right?

Proper treatment.

And this...

The proper treatment.

And, and you may or may not agree with this person, or you may do agree with this person, or may or may not, whatever, right? But Trump is trying to hold the people accountable, these, these healthcare companies accountable, right? And I don't agree with everything the dude says, but that right there I will definitely agree with, right? Um, for me-

Holding them accountable is, is what? What, like give, give me more

... like, um, billing, billing, uh, making false bill statements, right? So, um, you know, or, you know, not, you know, billing properly, right? Or well, you have a, you have a cut on your hand, so I'm charging you $75 for a Band-Aid and I'm sending you out the door.

Or aspirin or whatever else it may be, right? Or, and, and then sending your, "Oh, well this costs this much, this, this, and this," right? Whatever the, whatever your treatment plan may be.

Um, for me, you know, my birth mother was in a, in um, a rehabilitation center, and I've seen, um, I've seen hospitals in Afghanistan and Iraq cleaner than this place, right? Um, and then, you know, just her getting her treatment and, and whatever her, um, healthcare plan was at the time, um, it ju- it just wasn't right, right? So I, I, you know, I wrote a couple letters to the city and things like that, and hopefully that place even got shut down or, um, somebody else took over.

But my cousin, uh, sent me, uh, a picture of his mom's leg, uh, this last week of what it looked like when she went in and what it looked like, uh, now.

Is this somewhere where she's staying at? Or is this something to...

I- it's like a, a home or?