Primary

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00:00Okay, I'm going to my primary. I mostly spend, I'm mostly in Manhattan. It's September 23rd,

00:072025, 8 a.m. I'm mostly in Manhattan, but I come out to Astoria because I just switched my primary.

00:14My appointment is at 9 o'clock in the morning. Right now it's 8 o'clock in the morning.

00:19I'm an hour early. I'm always early to everything, but especially anything to do with medical.

00:25I just want to say thank you to all the people that work in the medical industry and the whole

00:28planet. Thank you for keeping us alive, keeping us healthy. I always treat everyone that works in

00:34the medical field with the utmost. I mean, I always treat everyone period, but definitely like I always

00:38treat everyone in the medical field with the utmost respect at all times, no matter what 99.9% of the

00:45time, you know, everyone, all medical industry, you know, uh, people that work in the medical industry

00:50treat me like gold at, you know, uh, urgent cares or doctors or anything like that. But even if they,

00:57every once in a while, if someone's a little rude to me, I still treat them with the utmost respect

01:01at all times because, you know, it's just, it's amazing what they do. So thank you to everyone that

01:06works in the medical industry and the whole world. You know, it's amazing. You know, not everybody could

01:13do it. I mean, you know, not everyone could do it. I'll just leave it at that. I don't know if I could do it.

01:18So anyway, that's basically it. Um, I'm, I'm an hour early. I'm actually about to go, you know,

01:26to walk in right now. I'm excited. I, I had to just switch, like I said, I just switched my primary

01:31care. I'm in Astoria right now. Um, I just switched my primary care to Astoria, Mount Sinai.

01:37They have a really nice like setup over here. Obviously I'm not a doctor, you know, use this

01:42information at your own risk, verify everything yourself results are not guaranteed. I just cause I

01:47like it doesn't mean, you know, I'm just saying me personally, once that, I don't want anyone to

01:51take it the wrong way. Like I'm not giving medical advice. I'm just saying respect to everyone that

01:56works in the medical industry worldwide. Like I said, right now I'm in New York city. So that's it.

02:02I'm about to walk in and just see how early I can come in. I'm probably too, even too early. My

02:08appointment's at nine. It said be there a little early and it's amazing. All these like apps and

02:13everything. Like it's so easy to like stay on top of medical, but anyway, I want to cut this video.

02:18I don't want to keep going forever. Thank you for watching. Have an amazing day. See you next video.

02:22Last but not least, treat people respectfully, enjoy life. And like I said, you know, just always,

02:27in my opinion, just treat medical people with the utmost respect at all times, even if they're having

02:31a bad day or something, because you know, having to, uh, take care of everyone is a difficult job.

02:39You know what I mean? So that's it. Thank you and have a great day. Take care.