Wonder how much money spent on prescription drugs. It was 150 billion for illicit
500 billion on prescription drugs on the legal drugs, okay
Look the the guy that goes and works at the little clinic. He should be riding, you know with some 20-inch rims
He's the real pimp. He's the real guy getting rich off of everybody
Just because he can pay the government to make his drug legal and your drugs not legal
Look, it's it's silliness and look obviously some prescription drugs have some legitimacy and some people have issues
And I get that but you should take drugs very sparingly and it should be for very specific medical reasons
Not just why I hurt a little bit. We'll take drugs
It's like no
You know, don't just take drugs just because you're in pain, you know
That would be the same as me just ripping out the gas gauge of my truck when it's not on full
It doesn't make it, you know when people feel pain and they just basically take Tylenol that doesn't fix anything
That doesn't fix any of your problems. Okay, and the gauge on your car
Ripping out the gas meter doesn't fix how much gas you have in the car
Okay by saying well it says it's empty, but I'm just gonna rip that e out, you know
I'm gonna turn that light off. I'm gonna rip that gauge off doesn't give you more gas in the tank
It's telling you there's a problem and look when you have problems physically
It's your body saying you have problems
Okay, and if you didn't feel pain, let me tell you something you would destroy yourself very quickly
You would kill yourself. You wouldn't even realize it
You'd put your hand in fire and you'd burn it off and you wouldn't even realize that what's happening
You know pain can be a very good thing and pain is a very useful thing, but people constantly want to turn pain off
with drugs
But they don't want to address the problem that they have
It's like why haven't slept for three days and I haven't eaten anything and I have a horrible headache. It's like
Take a nap, you know, why don't you get some sleep? You know, why don't you eat healthy food?
Why don't you get some exercise? Why don't you you know, it used to be that doctors would tell you
Well, why don't you get some sleep? Why don't you eat some healthy food? Why don't you get some exercise?
But you know people didn't want to do that
So now it's just drug, you know
You go to the doctor and what's expected to get some kind of a prescription paper of some kind of a drug
Even though it'll fix nothing
It'll do nothing and then they just put you as soon as you have an adverse reaction
what do they do they put you on a different drug and
Then after that drug, they're not interested in fixing your problem because they're gonna lose a customer
Just like the marijuana dealer. He's not interested in fixing your problem
He wants you to get addicted to marijuana
So you'll keep by me and then as soon as the marijuana wears off a little bit and it's not as strong as it used
To be well now he's got a new one
He's got a speedball for you
And then as soon as the speedball wears off then he's got
Illicit cocaine or he's got he's got whatever the next drug the next layer the next level and they're no different than these
Prescription pimps out here these other type of doctors and look you can just waste money on trying to chase pain away
But it's not gonna it's not gonna necessarily work
And I'm not against modern medicine
I'm not a get hey if you're sick go see a doctor and I'm not saying that I wouldn't take drugs in a particular reason
I didn't take in, you know headache medicine from time to time, but you have to realize that you're not fixing anything
It's just it's just basically turning off the it's just causing the problem to not be a severe for some reason
You need to either like drink some water
Or take a nap or eat some food
And you need to figure out what's the real problem? What's the real issue?
Hey the check engine light coming on. It's not like well, let's turn that thing off
It's like let's figure out what's going on with your car. I get some manufacturers
Just make it come on or whatever, but that's a different sermon at a different time