Dec. 19, 2025
The PT Funnel Is Broken: Why Patients Don’t Start
Clinic owners and physical therapists — this one’s a wake-up call. Jimmy dives into why 76% of referrals never start PT care and how friction at every stage of the funnel — forms, phone tag, poor UX — drives patients away. You’ll also hear how concierge PT is changing expectations, why Netflix would never make you fax, and the real fixes every clinic can implement to stop the bleeding.
What You’ll Learn:
- Where patients are dropping off — and why
- Why your intake form is probably working against you
- How self-referral is flipping traditional marketing
- Concierge PT pricing and perception shifts
- Fixes that scale without hurting patient trust
Sponsors:
- Pre-Roll: Brooks IHL → https://www.brooksihl.org
- Mid-Roll: EMPOWER EMR → https://www.empoweremr.com
- Pre-Parting: U.S. Physical Therapy → https://www.usph.com
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Transcript
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Come on.
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Broadcasting way too early from three
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separate Wi-Fi connections.
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It's PT Breakfast Club with Tony Meritato,
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Dave Kittle, and Jimmy McKay.
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morning physical therapy welcome to pt
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breakfast club the only morning show where
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we talk about the stuff that you're
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thinking but hr told you not to say
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out loud uh today we are man down
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we are flags are flying in half mast
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if you're a podcaster or a live streamer
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Don't say it like that.
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And you lose your voice.
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Oh, right, right, right.
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It's for Tony.
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It's for his voice.
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Tony has lost his voice.
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I mean, what is that?
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You're a gymnast and you break your leg?
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I mean, those are equal.
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Those things are the same.
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Today,
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we're going to dig into a statistic.
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We don't usually do statistics.
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I tell people all the time,
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don't do statistics.
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But what I say is,
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don't do only a statistic.
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back it up with a thing.
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And we're gonna throw out statistic.
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The statistic is,
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seventy-six percent of patients never even
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start physical therapy when they get a
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referral.
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But here's the thing, it's probably,
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it's our fault.
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You have to own it.
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Okay, I'm gonna explain why.
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You're gonna hate me,
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then you're gonna agree with me.
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We're also gonna talk about the identity
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crisis quietly brewing inside the
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profession.
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I don't even know if it's quietly brewing
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inside the profession anymore,
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I just wrote that as an intro.
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And why healthcare keeps buying dashboards
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instead of fixing behavior.
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Coffee in hand, brain on.
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Let's begin.
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But Dave,
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you and I both know this is not
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show friends.
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This is show business,
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which is why we have a new sponsor.
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Welcome to the show.
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Today's episode of PT Breakfast Club is
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brought to you by Chart Hard,
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You think everybody's removing words.
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We're going to add them.
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Because apparently you didn't justify
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enough already.
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Chart hard can do it for you.
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It turns patient stood up into a twelve
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Chart hard.
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How's that graphic, though?
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Generated that.
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It's it's.
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It's the best one so far.
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This is intense.
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We've now leveled up our graphics.
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What are you using?
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Are you using ChatGPT or Gemini?
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I'm just prompting better.
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Do you know what I mean?
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It's like, be less lazy.
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Like, oh, better input, better output.
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So I used to be like, generate graphic.
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And I would get this, right?
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Sponsored by the Ministry of Silly Gates,
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right?
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I get this.
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I get this.
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I said this yesterday.
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I was talking to a friend when I
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was generating today's show rundown,
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and I said,
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we will hit a point when we do
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this enough that people are requesting for
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us to bring back a funny sponsor.
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That will happen.
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And here's why I know this.
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Do you remember Real Men of Genius?
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course Budweiser Bud Light ad campaign
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from a billion years ago like mid-two
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thousands if you don't know it go look
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on YouTube there's got to be videos and
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it was one concept and
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that had a framework, they tried it,
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it worked,
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and then they were able to spin off
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for, I mean, the thing ran for like,
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I don't even know, three or four years.
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I'll do a steal the strategy of that
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eventually in a later episode.
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That ad campaign was brilliant.
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That makes me feel stupid that I haven't
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brought it up on the show already.
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Will Boyd, liking chart hard.
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See what I mean?
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Like chart hard.
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Now, your graphic said chart harder.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Because that's what you want to do.
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But you chart harder with chart hard.
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Who would I get?
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You know who I would get if I
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were going to do a real?
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See down at the bottom, chart hard,
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AI documentation assistant.
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Okay, okay.
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On the top, it's like just do it.
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Got it.
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The slogan.
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Yeah, yeah.
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You get Terry Crews.
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You get Terry Crews and he comes in
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and he takes,
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you see someone charting and they like,
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they use the regular AI and it's like
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three sentences.
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Terry Crews walks over, grabs the laptop,
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snaps it over his knee and goes,
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what is this?
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You might get audited.
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I need to see thirty six pages from
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a reeval.
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What are you doing?
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Does he have enough coffee, though?
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He doesn't have enough coffee in this.
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He looks angry.
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Oh, look at that.
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Yeah,
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I forgot that there's thirty seven piles.
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It's a pile of thirty seven coffees.
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I can't believe we're four minutes in.
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We're still talking about our sponsor.
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But that's the value you get when you
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sponsor PT Breakfast Club.
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We don't read your twenty five second live
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read and stop.
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We talk about it for twelve minutes.
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So chart hard.
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That's a good one.
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All right.
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So I wanted to talk about this statistic.
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Kevin Brown shared this yesterday.
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on his LinkedIn page.
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And he had the statistic that said,
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and I'll get the citation wherever he got
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it.
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It doesn't even matter if the statistic is
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right.
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That's where we are in this world.
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We know this.
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Seventy-six percent of patients referred
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to PC never start care.
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And the ones who do,
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seventy percent of those drop out early.
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And I'm going to be using air quotes.
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I'm going to say early.
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Before the plan of care that the
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professional they came to see has said
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this would be three visits, twelve visits,
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eighty seven visits.
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Seventy percent of those people who
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actually do show up drop out early.
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So this I don't think this is a
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motivation problem.
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And I did a very popular Instagram video
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on this yesterday.
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Popular because you guys liked it and told
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me you liked it.
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I don't think it's a motivation problem in
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the video.
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I said it's a friction problem.
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We built a referral model that's easy for
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providers and it's not based on human
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behavior.
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So then in the video,
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if you look on my Instagram,
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I paralleled it with Netflix.
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Imagine you're the CEO of Netflix.
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Dave, you're the CEO of Netflix.
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Poof.
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And you're like, hey, marketing guys,
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how are we doing?
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What's the pipeline look like?
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And you're like, yes.
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If a hundred people sign up, turns out,
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seventy six percent of them never push
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play.
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because there's a two week delay from when
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you sign up for Netflix to when you
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can watch your first video.
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Now that's ridiculous if you're the CEO of
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Netflix, that's what healthcare is.
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Well,
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what about the people that do push play?
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They don't last a month and then they
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bail out.
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How long do you think Netflix would be
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in business?
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They'd be gone, right?
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I mean, right, I don't know.
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Can you hear me?
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Yeah, I mean,
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you absolutely have to invest in it and
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be creative and measure what works with
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marketing.
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So we know this.
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Nothing I just said was revolutionary.
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What do you do to fix this in
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your practice?
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And if Tony was here and if he
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is here and is able to type,
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we know his thumbs aren't broken.
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He's a smart guy.
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He'll show a comment.
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Why is this so complicated?
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Who benefits from it being complicated?
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And then who are the people who are
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doing it right?
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How do you do it?
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I know you have a very smooth system.
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Like, what do you think your ratio?
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It ain't seventy six percent of people who
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refer who get to Dave or get somewhere
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a referral.
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There's no way you're running at twenty
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four percent.
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Right.
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That that convert?
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Well, so this is like,
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this is like top of the funnel.
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And this is similar to like the APTA
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or the one of the other publications from
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the past five or ten years where it
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says only seven percent of people with
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musculoskeletal aches and pains actually
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get physical therapy.
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This is a different stat.
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Yeah, I'll get it.
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But this is saying seventy six of patients
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referred.
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So your doctor who everybody is like,
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this is God,
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maybe maybe less so in the in the
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Instagram era.
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But like my doctor wrote, said,
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go do PT.
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Seventy six percent of those people never
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start care.
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That's not a good number.
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And you're curious as to why.
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I mean,
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there's there's a couple a couple of right
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off the cuff hypotheses in terms of like.
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All right.
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Well,
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some people might have heard about the big
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box physical therapy.
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This kind of ties back into Nick Hoops.
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Is it Nick on LinkedIn?
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Hoops?
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Do you know him?
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H-O-O-P-E-S?
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He's from Ohio, I believe.
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Yeah.
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So a day ago,
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and maybe we can pull it in,
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but a day ago,
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he posted a post on LinkedIn,
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the uncomfortable truth about PT.
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And it was talking about
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the the big box volume based you know
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three four five whatever patients per day
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i think a combination of multiple things
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um some some consumers and and will boyd
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would be actually a perfect person to ask
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or you know get his sentiment on this
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i think a lot of people don't know
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what physical therapy is i think some
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people think when they hear physical
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therapy they're like that maybe that takes
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some effort and it's not just all passive
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like a massage or acupuncture that there's
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all these factors um
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They have to spend some money.
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They have to go somewhere.
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the, if, if, if, if, if, if, if,
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if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if,
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if, if, if, if, if, if, if,
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because I think it's,
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it's not just one thing.
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It's, it's multiple things, whether it's,
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Oh, my friend,
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I heard that my friend and my family
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member went to a big box physical therapy
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place and the place was, you know,
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packed with people.
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So, yeah, so maybe we can,
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maybe we can tie this in.
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So I commented on this and this kind
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of segues into like my biases with cash
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out of pocket,
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physical therapy or whatever.
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Oh man, this thing blew up.
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Forty one comments on LinkedIn is a lot.
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That is a lot.
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I'll try to find yours.
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And it's just from a day ago.
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Wow.
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Good on you, Nick.
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Touching a nerve.
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Where's yours?
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Yours is somewhere here.
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There it is.
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Hey, Nick,
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strongly disagree that many people simply
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can't afford even a hundred to a hundred
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fifty dollars for a self-pay PT visit.
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Most consumers are spenders.
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They spend money on whatever they value.
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Women spend two hundred dollars to get
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their haircut and blown out.
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People spend money on massages.
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This goes back to the we bitch about
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needs and not wants.
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I complain about food, mortgage rates,
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and gas prices.
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But I find the money for PlayStations.
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Exactly.
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That is part of the whole conversation.
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Exactly.
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But what I'm also talking about is this.
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There's got to be part of it.
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Because I said,
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if access is broken at the front door,
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it's complex.
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How do I get to PT?
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And then how do I use these benefits?
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This is on purpose, right?
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This is not a bug.
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This is a feature, right?
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Like Netflix, I bet you right now,
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if I went to Netflix.com,
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it's like name...
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Email address, credit card, start.
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But that is not what healthcare is.
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And that is, in my opinion,
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that's a feature, not a bug.
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Because you're paying for healthcare.
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If you're self-pay and you're paying out
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of pocket or you have no insurance and
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you want to pay out of pocket,
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the friction is very low.
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Or it should be, at least.
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Yes, yes, yes.
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But we're trained like Pavlov and his dog
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that you pay for health insurance every
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month.
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And I remember I wasn't even in PT
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school before someone reframed it.
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Like, you don't pay for health care.
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You're paying for health insurance.
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I'm like, those are the same things.
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And they're like,
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look at those two phrases.
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One says, they both say health.
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And that's where I fall apart.
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And then one says insurance and one says
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care.
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And you're like,
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car insurance and a car payment are
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different.
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I get a car with the car payment.
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With car insurance,
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if I smash into something, you know,
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quote, covered up to this amount.
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But we are in this country,
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we are like sort of beaten.
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and conditioned classically that this is
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what i get so my point is and
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i what i took about for this video
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is like dude this is hard on purpose
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so we never get there are there things
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we can do on our end because changing
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culture is huge important but hard what
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are people doing out there to make it
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so damn slippery like buy now the buy
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now button on amazon is worth trillions
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what is the buy now schedule now button
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can we simplify that like no so
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Part of the seventy six percent of people
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that are referred by their physician to
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physical therapy,
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we are not able to we meaning the
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physical therapy business owners,
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practice owners.
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We're not able to completely and directly
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influence what is said,
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what is said by the physician or the
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PA or the nurse or whatever.
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We're not able to frame it properly
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because it's their word.
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It's their words.
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It's their room.
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It's their office.
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Right.
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So these physicians, PAs, nurses, whoever,
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front desk people at some offices,
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at some doctor's offices are giving a
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list.
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They're giving you a list, Jimmy.
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Hey,
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here's a list of twenty three local
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physical therapy offices.
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No one is saying
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in my opinion, most,
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some physicians are great.
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If they're listening,
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I'm sure you're dialed in with this,
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but many physicians are just going to be
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like, Hey, you got back pain,
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go to physical therapy.
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They're not saying why you need physical
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therapy.
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They're not even justifying for two
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seconds, what they might do for you,
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why it's important.
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No side effects, uh,
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lower downstream medical bills.
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And you know,
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let's stop this thing before it gets out
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of hand.
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It's literally like, Hey Jimmy,
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just here's a piece of paper,
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this little referral,
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go to physical therapy for your back pain.
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No consumer,
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most consumers are not guided as to why
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they should do it.
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What's the benefit,
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why it's important to them,
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how it'll save them money,
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why it makes sense,
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why it'll help them get back to their
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goals.
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These physicians and PAs most of the time,
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most of the time don't care about their
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goals, right?
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So if Jimmy's the patient,
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they're not going to ask and know, oh,
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Jimmy is this podcaster who needs to have
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no back pain because he needs to be
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on planes and he's going to conferences.
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And he's got to be able to sit
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and do recordings and episodes.
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And if you need to get back to
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sitting as much as you do, Jimmy,
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You need to do physical therapy.
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We need to get this straightened out.
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We need to work.
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You probably need to work on, you know,
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your physical therapist is going to
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evaluate you and assess you and all that.
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So there's so many of these factors that
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are part of the conversation before they
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ever consider or reach out to a physical
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therapy office.
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So it's two things.
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Agreed.
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Let's just say,
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because I'm not a math major,
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let's just say half of the seventy six
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percent never show up to physical therapy
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and start because of what you just said.
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And the other half come to our website
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using air quotes.
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They get to whoever's website they were
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sent to.
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Let's own the other half.
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Because I still think we overcomplicate
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that part.
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Let's say we do have a person who
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has the money and the desire and they
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get to our website.
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You can ruin a lot of sales.
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You can ruin a lot of booking cruises.
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You can ruin a lot of any decisions
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if you make the friction...
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The coefficient of friction,
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look at me going back to physics.
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If the coefficient of friction is just
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slightly too high,
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it does not need to be crazy complex
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before I myself go,
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I saw this ad on Instagram.
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Then I went to your website,
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just clicked whatever shop.
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And I get there and you asked me
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to enter in like nine things.
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And then I got to take my credit
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card out of my pocket.
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What do I do?
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I go to Amazon,
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type in the name of your product,
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see if it's there.
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If it is, I might buy it.
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If it isn't definitely not buying it
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because they already have my credit card.
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It's that dumb.
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It is that dumb.
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We'll chime in and green points.
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Dave,
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there's a big difference between a
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referral and a pre-sold referral.
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And there's no,
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there's no pre-selling done.
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They don't, they don't care.
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They're like,
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they want the patient out of their office.
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Well, but they're, they're,
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they're rewarded for just for they,
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they're done at that point.
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Yep.
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This is them going, my haircut is done.
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And they're like, hey, man, hit the door.
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The next guy's coming in.
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So I will defend other people.
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They don't care because they don't care.
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We don't care either.
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We don't pre-sell like PAs or going back
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to a physician very well.
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Both are true.
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So agreed.
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So pre-sold meaning the referrer.
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whoever the sender is not selling the
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benefit of the receiver being the PT in
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this case.
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Right.
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And then Tony saying they don't know what
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this is unclear.
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They don't know what it will cost me
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money wise.
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They're just saying, go see,
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go see a PT, go to Dave.
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What's that cost?
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I don't know what you're going to need.
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Like when people come to me and they're
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like,
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can you do media or marketing for me?
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I'm like, yeah.
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They're like, what does it cost?
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I'm like,
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Could be anywhere from a dollar to a
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billion dollars.
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I don't know what you need.
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We just met.
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You said my image hurts.
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We might need to wash off that other
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stuff before we use this up.
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And they're practicing defensively.
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Yes, there it is.
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They're just saying, get out.
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Like, I don't know.
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I know the answer is something over here.
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This is simple, not easy.
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And if they don't,
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if they don't order it.
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Ah, there it is.
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If they don't order it,
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they're afraid of lawsuits.
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Sure.
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We're not.
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that is his perception as a patient.
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I don't disagree with Tony on that one,
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right?
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They're just like- So some,
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Tony's saying some of the percentage of
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the seventy-six percent
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are being referred and they might not
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actually be great candidates.
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They might, the physician,
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the PA or whatever,
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they probably know they're like,
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this patient shows up late all the time
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to my office.
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They're never going to go to physical
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therapy or whatever, like jokingly,
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like they're just,
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they're just making these referrals so
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that they can document it in the system
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because of the high volume of the patients
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are seeing and they're just checking a
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box.
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Yeah.
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Agreed.
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So my point for my video yesterday was
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I paralleled this with Netflix and we all
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laughed
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ha, ha, ha, Jimmy's being silly.
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Look what he's doing.
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He's paralleling healthcare and Netflix.
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That's cute.
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This would never fly with Netflix.
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Dude,
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they would have people in the boardroom
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being like, your asses are all maligned.
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Fix this in twenty minutes or you're out.
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And we just go, patient's noncompliant.
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They didn't show up.
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Imagine saying all the people who want to
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solve their boredom problem with Netflix,
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they're just noncompliant.
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Great, bro, but a business doesn't exist.
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Healthcare doesn't
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Floats.
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Like,
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we just keep floating this stupid thing.
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So my question is,
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we keep fixing other leaks.
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This is the biggest hole in the boat.
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Let's pretend this is the biggest hole in
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the boat in your clinic.
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Why aren't we fixing this?
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Stop every other thing until you fix this,
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or else what's the point?
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You are shoveling against the tide.
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You see how I self...
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uh i i keep it g-rated like we
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used to do that in radio we would
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sell people like you got to it got
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this this is becoming a family show i
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think we're going national we're going
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global it's a skill you're like what the
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are you talking about who does that who's
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editing in real time it's like me self
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edit but parents know how to do this
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parents have not you don't know how to
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do it yet because your kids don't probably
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oh oh oh no we're we're practicing already
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it's
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What age do kids start?
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He's repeating everything.
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I mean, he's twenty months old.
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He was repeating everything, you know,
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three months ago.
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Twenty months old.
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Wow.
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Where does that go?
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Almost two years old in March.
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Yeah.
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Will saying all those that are getting
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website traffic and aren't getting those
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people in the door need to hire you
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to meet me.
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They need to hire Jimmy and get the
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message out.
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Get Moe.
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I actually think I need to hire a
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combination of maybe me and Will or not
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me and Will,
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but like some people who do this.
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right?
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Say it to a business owner.
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Say it to a PT who's like,
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I don't understand how things work.
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A hundred people show up at your bar.
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Twenty-four come in.
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That's it.
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A hundred people got told by friends,
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this bar is dope.
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They get to your door.
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Only twenty-four walk in.
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Are you going to be a bar very
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long?
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And of those people that come in,
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seventy percent of twenty four,
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ten percent is two point four, two, four.
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I don't know.
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Seventy percent of those people.
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So to nine people out of one hundred
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actually buy a drink.
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That bar doesn't bar.
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That bar doesn't bar the barrier.
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What's wrong with your door?
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Maybe your signs are stupid.
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Maybe there's no on neon light.
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Your bar is done.
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And people told you to go fix this
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problem.
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The positive, I, yes, the websites,
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every website needs to get better.
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Mine included copywriting, you know,
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better design, whatever.
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I really,
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I mentioned this before in the show that
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there is the positive,
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the positive digital assistance of
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YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, you know,
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putting up images,
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especially videos showing inside your
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clinic.
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I'm trying to do more of it.
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Uh, and so,
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All of that is helping.
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And I think more consumers are seeing
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things on TikTok.
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I forgot.
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So TikTok, Instagram, Facebook,
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a little bit of YouTube, whatever.
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Like,
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I feel like more consumers are
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understanding.
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So this whole, you know,
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that's seventy six percent of people that
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are referred don't go to physical therapy.
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There's a whole other bucket.
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of people that were not referred that are
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self-referring themselves and finding
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people on instagram and practices and they
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see the therapist treating a patient
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talking to a patient or having fun or
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doing a tick-tock dance or whatever and
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that bucket of people are going themselves
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and i i bet it's it's i bet
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it's the inverse i bet it's like
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I don't know what the number is,
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but it's the majority of people seeing
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videos on Instagram or TikTok or whatever
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of a physical therapy office, chiro,
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massage, acupuncture, health and wellness,
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whatever.
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They are taking their own,
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of their own volition,
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they're taking the step to go and for
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themselves.
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Okay.
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So we are talking about top of funnel
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or mid funnel.
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Somewhere between mid...
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You're talking about top of funnel.
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I agree.
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That's where I like to live.
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But I think,
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and I don't want to speak for him,
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Will Boyd would say,
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your middle bottom of funnel,
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the time when someone touches the
00:22:13.404 --> 00:22:16.426
doorknob, that's too complicated.
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Imagine a bar doorknob with a keypad.
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Had a couple drinks.
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I don't know how this code works,
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so I go home.
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That's what I'm talking about.
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And there's the keypad.
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if you want to use your health insurance
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and have the friction of a third party
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payer and yes i know that some of
00:22:36.851 --> 00:22:38.771
your wages were garnished and that goes to
00:22:38.791 --> 00:22:40.792
your monthly premiums or whatever maybe
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and or you're paying your premiums
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directly and you want to use your health
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insurance i get it i get it but
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if you want to use this third party
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system you have to accept this historical
00:22:50.299 --> 00:22:53.642
ridiculous friction the keypad lock on the
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door
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Let's go to the phones here,
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the internets.
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David Rowan.
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I'm just going to call him D-three.
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D-three says, Dave,
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can you call Kim Kardashian and ask her
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to hype up PT?
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PT needs some celebrity endorsements.
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Absolutely.
00:23:06.165 --> 00:23:07.326
Tony talking with his thumbs today because
00:23:07.346 --> 00:23:08.106
he lost his voice.
00:23:08.768 --> 00:23:09.188
Same for me.
00:23:09.208 --> 00:23:10.929
We have more resources and information
00:23:10.969 --> 00:23:11.568
than ever.
00:23:11.628 --> 00:23:11.929
YouTube,
00:23:11.949 --> 00:23:14.290
ChatGPT have saved me tens of thousands of
00:23:14.330 --> 00:23:14.671
dollars.
00:23:14.810 --> 00:23:16.451
I just zhuzhed up my website this morning
00:23:16.471 --> 00:23:18.113
in an hour that I probably would have
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had to hire someone.
00:23:19.333 --> 00:23:21.294
I am now already ranking higher on Apple
00:23:21.334 --> 00:23:21.894
Podcasts.
00:23:22.494 --> 00:23:24.056
by doing two simple things.
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I already hit refresh.
00:23:25.696 --> 00:23:26.917
I now rank at the top if you
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go to Apple Podcasts and type in physical
00:23:28.439 --> 00:23:28.759
therapy.
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Test it.
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That was from using ChatGPT.
00:23:31.540 --> 00:23:32.821
That is money that might have gone to
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service providers.
00:23:33.883 --> 00:23:35.124
Someone else solved the problem.
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You are losing more people at the top
00:23:37.025 --> 00:23:37.405
of funnel.
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My point is literally,
00:23:39.767 --> 00:23:41.107
Josh Funk was talking about this.
00:23:41.588 --> 00:23:42.348
How are you getting,
00:23:42.970 --> 00:23:43.529
I think it was him.
00:23:43.609 --> 00:23:44.210
He said,
00:23:45.431 --> 00:23:47.633
your intake forms are costing you money.
00:23:49.778 --> 00:23:51.220
I bring my dad to a lot of
00:23:51.559 --> 00:23:52.279
doctor's appointments now.
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Do you know how many times I fill
00:23:53.181 --> 00:23:55.122
out the same damn paper form?
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Six times.
00:23:56.502 --> 00:23:58.463
You're telling me a chatbot can't ask me
00:23:58.503 --> 00:23:59.683
questions verbally.
00:23:59.984 --> 00:24:01.965
I answer them verbally, and then it goes,
00:24:02.026 --> 00:24:02.905
got it.
00:24:02.965 --> 00:24:04.186
There's the insurance number.
00:24:04.207 --> 00:24:05.488
There's the name, first, last, middle.
00:24:05.907 --> 00:24:07.028
It can't just disperse that.
00:24:07.307 --> 00:24:08.409
In twenty twenty six,
00:24:08.888 --> 00:24:10.250
it's losing you money because eventually
00:24:10.269 --> 00:24:10.950
I'm going to be so pissed.
00:24:10.990 --> 00:24:11.810
I just don't come back.
00:24:12.230 --> 00:24:13.030
Tony also saying,
00:24:13.050 --> 00:24:14.271
I wonder how many people get with
00:24:14.352 --> 00:24:15.771
orthopedic conditions like knee, hip,
00:24:15.791 --> 00:24:16.551
shoulder, OA pain,
00:24:16.892 --> 00:24:18.712
get a surgical recommendation and don't
00:24:18.792 --> 00:24:19.752
do, Ooh, this would be great.
00:24:19.972 --> 00:24:20.653
I bet you,
00:24:21.633 --> 00:24:25.773
I bet a hundred dollars American surgeons,
00:24:27.154 --> 00:24:29.355
surgeons process in the same healthcare
00:24:29.394 --> 00:24:30.714
system are smoother.
00:24:30.974 --> 00:24:31.296
Why?
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Because it matters more.
00:24:33.875 --> 00:24:35.936
Every person, every person who's going to,
00:24:36.116 --> 00:24:37.396
who's referred for surgery is
00:24:38.108 --> 00:24:39.608
when they touch the doorknob at the bar,
00:24:40.028 --> 00:24:42.650
it's ten grand, twenty grand, fifty grand.
00:24:42.750 --> 00:24:44.029
That's beach house money, baby.
00:24:44.210 --> 00:24:49.431
There's no my thoughts on Tony's question
00:24:49.570 --> 00:24:53.751
is it's it's a lower percentage of people
00:24:53.791 --> 00:24:56.113
that don't do it because historically
00:24:56.593 --> 00:24:57.792
physicians have this, you know,
00:24:57.873 --> 00:24:59.673
God influence the status.
00:24:59.733 --> 00:25:01.634
And if a surgeon says you need surgery,
00:25:03.077 --> 00:25:05.201
Most people are going to do it.
00:25:05.261 --> 00:25:06.063
A lot of people are going to do
00:25:06.083 --> 00:25:06.143
it.
00:25:06.384 --> 00:25:06.703
Agreed,
00:25:06.724 --> 00:25:09.108
but I'm still talking about top of funnel,
00:25:09.189 --> 00:25:09.849
I agree with you.
00:25:10.069 --> 00:25:11.152
That messaging is easier,
00:25:11.192 --> 00:25:11.973
plus they're closer.
00:25:12.054 --> 00:25:13.477
They're sitting in my office and I go,
00:25:13.797 --> 00:25:14.557
bone on bone, bro.
00:25:15.138 --> 00:25:15.780
Look at this x-ray.
00:25:16.484 --> 00:25:16.805
Agreed.
00:25:17.384 --> 00:25:17.945
You're selling.
00:25:18.205 --> 00:25:19.286
I'm not in the room when you're referring
00:25:19.326 --> 00:25:20.507
me as if I'm a physical therapist.
00:25:20.547 --> 00:25:21.488
What I'm talking about,
00:25:21.847 --> 00:25:23.409
I bet you the process to get it
00:25:23.548 --> 00:25:26.190
is a little better than ours because it's
00:25:26.369 --> 00:25:27.631
worth more.
00:25:27.911 --> 00:25:31.512
The PT clinic business national chain that
00:25:31.593 --> 00:25:34.374
starts solving this problem, listen to me,
00:25:34.934 --> 00:25:36.535
does not need to spend as much on
00:25:36.575 --> 00:25:36.935
marketing.
00:25:37.175 --> 00:25:38.195
And I'm a marketing guy.
00:25:38.916 --> 00:25:41.377
Fix the thing below and you don't have
00:25:41.417 --> 00:25:43.259
to worry about the thing above as much.
00:25:45.653 --> 00:25:47.076
Can you clarify that?
00:25:47.175 --> 00:25:48.977
Let's do a hundred.
00:25:49.136 --> 00:25:50.479
You get a hundred people paying it.
00:25:50.659 --> 00:25:51.799
A hundred people are sitting in a
00:25:51.859 --> 00:25:53.922
surgeon's office and the surgeon says,
00:25:54.882 --> 00:25:56.223
all hundred of you need surgery.
00:25:56.604 --> 00:25:57.944
Dave is saying, it sounds like,
00:25:57.964 --> 00:25:59.405
Dave is saying, well, yeah,
00:25:59.425 --> 00:26:00.846
because the surgeon has a God complex.
00:26:00.867 --> 00:26:01.708
So out of those hundred,
00:26:02.388 --> 00:26:03.750
ninety are going to be like, got it.
00:26:03.930 --> 00:26:04.411
I agree with you.
00:26:04.431 --> 00:26:05.652
Ten are going to go, I'm tough.
00:26:05.811 --> 00:26:06.332
I don't have the money.
00:26:06.352 --> 00:26:06.972
I don't want to deal with it.
00:26:07.413 --> 00:26:08.493
Ninety are going to step forward.
00:26:08.993 --> 00:26:10.256
I'm talking about the next step.
00:26:11.036 --> 00:26:11.396
What do I do?
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Do I book?
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My thing is,
00:26:14.294 --> 00:26:15.895
I bet you the assistant is already walking
00:26:15.976 --> 00:26:16.636
in going,
00:26:17.037 --> 00:26:17.897
I'm going to take you right here.
00:26:17.917 --> 00:26:18.999
We're going to get the paperwork filled
00:26:19.038 --> 00:26:19.159
out.
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Do this.
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Right.
00:26:20.760 --> 00:26:22.403
That's the friction point I'm talking
00:26:22.423 --> 00:26:22.603
about.
00:26:22.962 --> 00:26:25.365
And of those ninety seventy nine.
00:26:25.726 --> 00:26:27.288
But that's that's in-house.
00:26:27.307 --> 00:26:28.429
The next step you're talking about is
00:26:28.509 --> 00:26:30.090
in-house within the physician's office.
00:26:30.603 --> 00:26:31.983
That's a different situation when a
00:26:32.104 --> 00:26:33.986
physician is referring to physical therapy
00:26:34.006 --> 00:26:36.387
that is now external for another practice.
00:26:36.407 --> 00:26:37.368
It's like two different things.
00:26:37.749 --> 00:26:38.009
Yes.
00:26:38.410 --> 00:26:40.751
What I'm talking about is it's in our
00:26:40.791 --> 00:26:42.814
best interest as physical therapists.
00:26:42.854 --> 00:26:43.934
Since we're not in the room,
00:26:44.055 --> 00:26:45.496
we have to triple down on this.
00:26:46.156 --> 00:26:49.078
How do we improve when a hundred people
00:26:49.138 --> 00:26:50.980
are at a doctor's office getting a
00:26:51.020 --> 00:26:51.582
referral and
00:26:52.342 --> 00:26:54.344
And then we get a photocopied list.
00:26:54.644 --> 00:26:56.045
When someone lands at
00:26:56.164 --> 00:26:57.987
TotalTherapySolution.com,
00:26:58.788 --> 00:27:00.509
Tony says he has no intake form,
00:27:00.648 --> 00:27:01.349
no health questioners.
00:27:01.650 --> 00:27:02.451
Give me your name and signature.
00:27:02.471 --> 00:27:03.030
We start right now.
00:27:03.070 --> 00:27:03.932
That's no friction.
00:27:03.951 --> 00:27:06.874
I shouldn't say no friction.
00:27:06.993 --> 00:27:08.556
And you know he is a gem.
00:27:08.635 --> 00:27:09.375
He is rare,
00:27:09.497 --> 00:27:11.919
and everyone else has big intake forms.
00:27:11.959 --> 00:27:13.319
Tony still needs to get all the same
00:27:13.359 --> 00:27:15.781
information that ATI or Athletico gets.
00:27:16.142 --> 00:27:16.823
Tony just goes,
00:27:17.002 --> 00:27:19.144
I'm going to move that friction later.
00:27:20.193 --> 00:27:20.595
We don't,
00:27:21.095 --> 00:27:22.037
if you want to book a call with
00:27:22.076 --> 00:27:23.659
me for me to look at your marketing,
00:27:23.999 --> 00:27:25.381
I send you one link and I just
00:27:25.401 --> 00:27:26.722
need your name, email address,
00:27:26.903 --> 00:27:28.505
then you pick the time and date to
00:27:28.525 --> 00:27:29.105
get scheduled.
00:27:29.366 --> 00:27:30.828
How many PT clinics can say that?
00:27:31.740 --> 00:27:33.281
When their call to action is call me,
00:27:33.682 --> 00:27:34.182
my man,
00:27:34.201 --> 00:27:36.463
it's twenty twenty five about to be twenty
00:27:36.483 --> 00:27:36.844
twenty six.
00:27:37.023 --> 00:27:37.884
I'm probably not calling you.
00:27:38.964 --> 00:27:39.625
It's friction filled.
00:27:39.786 --> 00:27:40.066
Yes,
00:27:40.266 --> 00:27:41.306
I am a lazy son of a bitch.
00:27:42.406 --> 00:27:43.928
The ten numbers I have to dial too
00:27:43.948 --> 00:27:44.067
much.
00:27:44.428 --> 00:27:46.469
Give me the Calendly link and let me
00:27:46.528 --> 00:27:49.010
book myself because I'm an adult and you
00:27:49.030 --> 00:27:51.051
have computers with an EHR.
00:27:51.432 --> 00:27:53.313
I'm literally talking about this basic
00:27:53.353 --> 00:27:54.394
thing, right?
00:27:56.414 --> 00:27:59.336
One overlooked thing with this is if it's
00:27:59.457 --> 00:27:59.997
in network.
00:28:00.786 --> 00:28:04.528
and it's the copay it's easier to be
00:28:04.548 --> 00:28:06.210
a hundred percent digital if you are
00:28:06.250 --> 00:28:08.131
selling a three hundred dollar evaluation
00:28:08.691 --> 00:28:11.252
and then so jimmy back pain you you
00:28:11.272 --> 00:28:12.653
want to just do a chat bot you
00:28:12.673 --> 00:28:14.214
want to do email whatever you want to
00:28:14.255 --> 00:28:17.356
message into my practice yes we we ideally
00:28:17.376 --> 00:28:18.597
want to get you on the phone because
00:28:18.637 --> 00:28:20.538
of the different situation now you might
00:28:20.578 --> 00:28:22.080
say you might say you know i want
00:28:22.101 --> 00:28:23.981
a book or whatever we want to because
00:28:24.102 --> 00:28:25.603
i want to we want to drop on
00:28:25.643 --> 00:28:26.864
the phone call we want to say
00:28:27.463 --> 00:28:28.305
We want context.
00:28:28.365 --> 00:28:29.345
We want to build rapport.
00:28:29.384 --> 00:28:30.105
We want to let you know,
00:28:30.125 --> 00:28:30.605
we want to,
00:28:30.645 --> 00:28:32.708
we want to build some goodwill before we
00:28:32.748 --> 00:28:33.949
drop it on you and say, Hey,
00:28:34.388 --> 00:28:36.410
we actually don't take any insurances and
00:28:36.470 --> 00:28:37.790
it's a three hundred dollar valuation.
00:28:38.151 --> 00:28:38.612
And we need,
00:28:38.811 --> 00:28:41.493
we need some context to build that up.
00:28:42.334 --> 00:28:43.015
And now, now, of course,
00:28:43.055 --> 00:28:43.855
if you're just like, well,
00:28:43.994 --> 00:28:44.915
I'm not going to get on a phone
00:28:44.935 --> 00:28:45.557
call and whatever.
00:28:45.717 --> 00:28:48.317
And that's not what I said.
00:28:48.357 --> 00:28:48.598
Sorry.
00:28:48.638 --> 00:28:48.818
Sorry.
00:28:48.858 --> 00:28:49.038
Sorry.
00:28:49.659 --> 00:28:50.960
I would one thousand percent get on a
00:28:50.980 --> 00:28:51.381
phone call.
00:28:52.240 --> 00:28:53.442
I'm not going to make the first step
00:28:53.521 --> 00:28:54.762
into ambiguity with a phone call.
00:28:56.126 --> 00:28:57.067
So what's the first step?
00:28:57.086 --> 00:28:58.587
Does someone pick a time for Dave to
00:28:58.607 --> 00:29:01.548
call them?
00:29:01.568 --> 00:29:03.789
Like with you?
00:29:04.430 --> 00:29:04.549
Yeah.
00:29:04.589 --> 00:29:06.269
If I go to conciergepaymentrelief.com,
00:29:06.730 --> 00:29:07.250
what do I do?
00:29:07.290 --> 00:29:08.790
Do I click to get a call or
00:29:08.810 --> 00:29:09.692
do I have to click to book a
00:29:09.731 --> 00:29:10.892
call or do I have to actually dial
00:29:10.932 --> 00:29:11.531
numbers and call?
00:29:12.373 --> 00:29:13.833
So of course you can fill out a
00:29:13.873 --> 00:29:15.272
form on our website if you want.
00:29:15.773 --> 00:29:18.233
But we got to get back to you,
00:29:18.275 --> 00:29:18.734
obviously.
00:29:18.934 --> 00:29:19.595
That's okay.
00:29:20.515 --> 00:29:21.576
I'm okay with that.
00:29:22.695 --> 00:29:23.576
Okay.
00:29:23.695 --> 00:29:25.537
So it's either you submit a form.
00:29:26.227 --> 00:29:28.229
Or we have a phone number.
00:29:28.449 --> 00:29:29.569
You can call it right now.
00:29:29.589 --> 00:29:30.770
Someone else is going to answer it and
00:29:30.931 --> 00:29:31.971
get your lead information.
00:29:32.392 --> 00:29:33.854
This is my feeling.
00:29:34.034 --> 00:29:35.194
I would love to hear what Will or
00:29:35.234 --> 00:29:35.734
Tony think.
00:29:35.935 --> 00:29:37.977
I literally think by moving the friction
00:29:37.997 --> 00:29:39.057
like Tony does downline...
00:29:39.337 --> 00:29:40.479
Tony still needs to get all their
00:29:40.519 --> 00:29:41.259
insurance information.
00:29:41.400 --> 00:29:43.102
He just doesn't make it a barrier at
00:29:43.122 --> 00:29:43.622
the front door.
00:29:43.642 --> 00:29:44.823
Imagine you had to walk up to a
00:29:44.863 --> 00:29:46.625
bar and you had to scan your ID
00:29:46.664 --> 00:29:47.905
and show your social security card.
00:29:47.945 --> 00:29:49.247
And you're like, I don't fucking have it.
00:29:49.267 --> 00:29:49.646
I'm leaving.
00:29:50.407 --> 00:29:53.790
All I'm saying is... Uh...
00:29:54.949 --> 00:29:55.769
Move it downstream.
00:29:56.329 --> 00:29:56.829
Book a call.
00:29:57.029 --> 00:29:58.411
Like I'd rather, I'd rather you,
00:29:58.751 --> 00:30:00.232
Dave would probably rather do a bunch of
00:30:00.272 --> 00:30:01.093
thirty minute calls,
00:30:01.633 --> 00:30:03.394
more thirty minute calls to rule people
00:30:03.555 --> 00:30:06.876
out than waiting for those people to call.
00:30:07.757 --> 00:30:09.979
I want to get people on my calendar
00:30:10.078 --> 00:30:11.099
doing visibility calls.
00:30:11.339 --> 00:30:12.461
That's where you tell me everything about
00:30:12.500 --> 00:30:12.661
you.
00:30:12.740 --> 00:30:14.541
I ask you ten to fifteen questions and
00:30:14.561 --> 00:30:15.142
then I go,
00:30:15.201 --> 00:30:16.143
I'm going to give you a report in
00:30:16.163 --> 00:30:16.522
your email.
00:30:17.044 --> 00:30:18.064
It's going to show you where your gaps
00:30:18.104 --> 00:30:19.724
are from everything you just told me and
00:30:19.744 --> 00:30:20.806
then I'm going to put this much of
00:30:20.846 --> 00:30:22.267
a plan into it and if you want
00:30:22.287 --> 00:30:22.606
it, great.
00:30:22.646 --> 00:30:23.407
If not, also great.
00:30:24.234 --> 00:30:24.796
But if I said,
00:30:24.855 --> 00:30:26.116
call me and I'll figure out when I'm
00:30:26.277 --> 00:30:27.357
like, I'm telling you,
00:30:27.397 --> 00:30:28.499
that is a big barrier.
00:30:28.618 --> 00:30:30.339
That is a huge, huge barrier.
00:30:30.480 --> 00:30:31.961
Buy now is worth billions.
00:30:32.321 --> 00:30:33.923
Tony switching platforms to share the love
00:30:33.962 --> 00:30:35.203
to get you watch time on different
00:30:35.223 --> 00:30:35.605
platforms.
00:30:35.944 --> 00:30:36.746
Oh, thank you, Tony.
00:30:37.066 --> 00:30:37.526
You the man.
00:30:38.227 --> 00:30:38.847
So smart.
00:30:41.094 --> 00:30:43.375
Um, I, I think this is, yeah,
00:30:43.435 --> 00:30:44.636
Tony will take the risk of giving a
00:30:44.696 --> 00:30:46.018
free visit that doesn't get paid by
00:30:46.038 --> 00:30:46.578
insurance.
00:30:46.778 --> 00:30:48.359
Then make patients wait for me to verify
00:30:48.400 --> 00:30:48.700
coverage.
00:30:49.141 --> 00:30:50.521
He still has to verify coverage.
00:30:50.842 --> 00:30:52.603
He's just moving it downstream.
00:30:52.863 --> 00:30:53.223
And I,
00:30:53.304 --> 00:30:54.625
this is not a thing Dave should be
00:30:54.664 --> 00:30:54.944
doing.
00:30:55.384 --> 00:30:57.906
Dave should be when we have a qualified
00:30:57.946 --> 00:30:59.568
person, or I do agree with you.
00:30:59.588 --> 00:31:00.449
You're like, listen,
00:31:00.608 --> 00:31:02.471
I'm the only person who that's a Dave
00:31:02.490 --> 00:31:02.691
thing.
00:31:03.151 --> 00:31:05.113
Only Dave can really like hear the thing
00:31:05.173 --> 00:31:07.054
between the words agreed, agreed, agreed,
00:31:07.115 --> 00:31:07.375
agreed.
00:31:07.734 --> 00:31:08.836
I don't think we're disagreeing.
00:31:10.663 --> 00:31:12.203
But you're also different because you're
00:31:12.223 --> 00:31:13.525
cash, which I like.
00:31:13.884 --> 00:31:14.965
So you need to explain more.
00:31:15.385 --> 00:31:17.106
I still think the smoother you make...
00:31:17.346 --> 00:31:19.008
All I'm saying is the smoother you make
00:31:19.028 --> 00:31:21.630
this with as few clicks as possible and
00:31:21.670 --> 00:31:24.191
as few calories burned in your brain,
00:31:24.971 --> 00:31:25.251
the better.
00:31:25.571 --> 00:31:25.872
You win.
00:31:26.553 --> 00:31:29.273
But we're trying to fix brands and colors
00:31:29.314 --> 00:31:30.674
and which TikTok dance we should do.
00:31:30.714 --> 00:31:31.776
And I'm like, wrong.
00:31:32.720 --> 00:31:34.780
use of brain power yeah you're yeah you're
00:31:35.020 --> 00:31:37.103
you're talking about the fundamentals of
00:31:37.803 --> 00:31:40.344
onboard like contacting and speaking with
00:31:40.404 --> 00:31:43.605
prospective patients what's that flow is
00:31:43.665 --> 00:31:45.346
how much resistance should be there what's
00:31:45.386 --> 00:31:47.888
the process all that yes all that is
00:31:48.588 --> 00:31:50.309
table stakes in my opinion then then all
00:31:50.329 --> 00:31:52.070
the other stuff like you said website copy
00:31:52.151 --> 00:31:54.813
design tick tock videos instagram content
00:31:54.853 --> 00:31:55.093
whatever
00:31:55.615 --> 00:31:55.835
Yeah,
00:31:55.894 --> 00:31:57.355
nothing gets in the way of a complicated
00:31:57.395 --> 00:31:58.635
evaluation, says Tony.
00:31:58.777 --> 00:32:01.377
But most of my evaluations are twenty
00:32:01.397 --> 00:32:01.938
minutes or less.
00:32:02.038 --> 00:32:03.318
Very low cost for me to evaluate a
00:32:03.358 --> 00:32:03.719
new referral.
00:32:04.219 --> 00:32:04.838
He's like,
00:32:05.960 --> 00:32:06.740
put the person in front of me.
00:32:07.099 --> 00:32:07.641
Let's go.
00:32:07.681 --> 00:32:08.141
Here we go.
00:32:08.181 --> 00:32:08.721
I'll figure it out later.
00:32:08.820 --> 00:32:10.741
Don't worry, we'll figure it out later.
00:32:10.761 --> 00:32:10.942
He's like,
00:32:11.001 --> 00:32:12.522
I'd rather do a bunch of C minuses,
00:32:12.583 --> 00:32:15.964
which means I did something and it didn't
00:32:16.005 --> 00:32:16.625
lead to anything.
00:32:17.204 --> 00:32:20.227
Then he's not stepping over dollars to
00:32:20.267 --> 00:32:20.846
pick up dimes.
00:32:22.201 --> 00:32:23.403
Imagine ATI did this.
00:32:23.522 --> 00:32:25.084
Imagine Athletico did this.
00:32:25.144 --> 00:32:27.665
Imagine, like, that's a lot of dimes.
00:32:28.086 --> 00:32:29.146
That's a lot of dollars.
00:32:29.607 --> 00:32:30.268
That's all I'm saying.
00:32:32.089 --> 00:32:34.191
Speaking of dimes and dollars,
00:32:34.230 --> 00:32:35.551
you're going to appreciate this.
00:32:37.534 --> 00:32:38.515
Dave's already queued up.
00:32:38.535 --> 00:32:39.955
We've got a new sponsor, Dave.
00:32:39.976 --> 00:32:40.796
I don't know if you're shocked.
00:32:40.816 --> 00:32:41.636
This is your shock space.
00:32:41.997 --> 00:32:44.778
Welcome to the show, Referral Facts Pro.
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The fastest way to lose a patient before
00:32:47.568 --> 00:32:49.329
they ever start physical therapy.
00:32:49.630 --> 00:32:51.411
Referral Facts Pro sends your referral
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three times to the wrong number every
00:32:56.593 --> 00:32:56.732
time.
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Because if it's not blurry, delayed,
00:32:59.494 --> 00:33:00.634
and impossible to track,
00:33:00.875 --> 00:33:01.915
is it even healthcare?
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Referral Facts Pro.
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You know, I was, for the longest time,
00:33:11.512 --> 00:33:11.732
you know,
00:33:11.813 --> 00:33:14.334
I was poo-pooing fax machines and all
00:33:14.354 --> 00:33:14.574
that.
00:33:16.034 --> 00:33:19.394
And this calendar year, I started paying,
00:33:19.474 --> 00:33:21.154
we started paying five bucks a month for
00:33:21.355 --> 00:33:22.516
digital faxes.
00:33:22.576 --> 00:33:25.276
So we get the fax over email,
00:33:26.057 --> 00:33:26.957
and it's just for referrals.
00:33:26.977 --> 00:33:27.396
So it's like,
00:33:27.957 --> 00:33:29.336
in terms of marketing and new patients,
00:33:29.356 --> 00:33:29.497
like,
00:33:30.037 --> 00:33:31.577
why not just open the channel up for,
00:33:31.837 --> 00:33:32.837
you know, for five bucks a month?
00:33:33.589 --> 00:33:36.092
And offices can fax a referral because
00:33:36.112 --> 00:33:37.873
that's how they do it.
00:33:37.893 --> 00:33:38.814
They just don't email it.
00:33:38.834 --> 00:33:40.335
They don't do it.
00:33:40.375 --> 00:33:42.036
Yeah, I agree with Will here.
00:33:42.056 --> 00:33:42.336
He says,
00:33:42.635 --> 00:33:44.517
I like for Dave's business has more
00:33:44.576 --> 00:33:44.998
friction.
00:33:45.718 --> 00:33:47.598
So yours should be a little bit like
00:33:47.659 --> 00:33:48.319
Ninja Warrior.
00:33:48.940 --> 00:33:50.721
But let's dial what that coefficient of
00:33:50.761 --> 00:33:51.242
friction is.
00:33:51.262 --> 00:33:52.304
Let's not make it impossible.
00:33:52.785 --> 00:33:53.986
Let's not make them solve math.
00:33:54.066 --> 00:33:55.086
Just, just a little bit,
00:33:55.347 --> 00:33:55.968
just a little bit.
00:33:56.088 --> 00:33:58.570
I got to make sure that you really,
00:33:59.011 --> 00:34:00.133
you're not looking for anything.
00:34:00.334 --> 00:34:01.375
I prospect the patient with us.
00:34:01.394 --> 00:34:03.336
Like you're not just looking for like any
00:34:03.436 --> 00:34:04.518
physical therapist with a pulse.
00:34:05.078 --> 00:34:06.259
We need to make sure that the,
00:34:06.500 --> 00:34:08.523
the qualified leads sit to use,
00:34:08.682 --> 00:34:09.724
to use a wills.
00:34:10.264 --> 00:34:12.867
uh terminology here qualified lead is
00:34:12.907 --> 00:34:14.208
someone who is serious about their health
00:34:14.248 --> 00:34:15.871
and wellness they have a certain have the
00:34:15.911 --> 00:34:17.733
money goal they have a certain no no
00:34:17.813 --> 00:34:19.414
not necessarily of course they have they
00:34:19.434 --> 00:34:20.735
have to have the money or find get
00:34:20.775 --> 00:34:22.878
the money someone who is goal oriented
00:34:22.898 --> 00:34:24.460
they want to get back to doing something
00:34:25.141 --> 00:34:27.804
as opposed to like you know some you
00:34:27.824 --> 00:34:29.005
know tony's mentioned before where like
00:34:29.025 --> 00:34:30.606
patients call in and they're like i need
00:34:30.646 --> 00:34:31.807
six physical therapy visits
00:34:32.614 --> 00:34:34.434
treated so that I can qualify for an
00:34:34.454 --> 00:34:35.974
MRI.
00:34:36.614 --> 00:34:37.875
We do not see that type of person
00:34:37.914 --> 00:34:39.914
because they're not going to spend
00:34:39.934 --> 00:34:43.735
hundreds of dollars times six or thousands
00:34:43.795 --> 00:34:44.576
to do that.
00:34:45.215 --> 00:34:45.896
I agree with that.
00:34:46.275 --> 00:34:47.396
Will likes referral facts.
00:34:47.516 --> 00:34:48.077
I want to know, Will,
00:34:48.097 --> 00:34:49.597
do you like referral facts or do you
00:34:49.637 --> 00:34:50.777
like our other sponsor,
00:34:50.817 --> 00:34:52.416
which was Chart Hard?
00:34:53.398 --> 00:34:53.878
Which one better?
00:34:55.998 --> 00:34:58.338
Tony is asking if we've done sponsorship
00:34:58.358 --> 00:34:59.858
from the Rotary Cup, the party game.
00:35:00.079 --> 00:35:01.199
They have not returned my calls.
00:35:02.708 --> 00:35:05.472
They are a very big seller this Christmas.
00:35:05.492 --> 00:35:06.753
They don't need sponsorship on the show
00:35:06.873 --> 00:35:07.333
this year.
00:35:08.014 --> 00:35:10.358
Does Referral Facts Pro charge per page?
00:35:10.398 --> 00:35:11.500
Ben Galen is asking.
00:35:11.960 --> 00:35:13.101
No, they don't charge per page.
00:35:13.121 --> 00:35:15.704
They charge per syllable.
00:35:15.804 --> 00:35:17.547
So it's expensive and shitty.
00:35:20.210 --> 00:35:21.992
We talk a lot about Big Pharma.
00:35:22.032 --> 00:35:25.036
Big Facts and Big Printer Inc.
00:35:25.097 --> 00:35:26.297
They are the mafia.
00:35:26.398 --> 00:35:29.141
Those are the real behind-the-scenes guys.
00:35:29.201 --> 00:35:29.842
David's saying,
00:35:30.121 --> 00:35:31.463
you'd be surprised how many clinics still
00:35:31.483 --> 00:35:32.184
fax in their orders.
00:35:32.224 --> 00:35:33.565
We will always have fax machines.
00:35:33.927 --> 00:35:35.088
Go to SME.com.
00:35:35.367 --> 00:35:36.409
Buy your fax machines.
00:35:36.449 --> 00:35:37.871
They've got refurbished fax machines from
00:35:41.471 --> 00:35:42.391
Oh, my Lord.
00:35:42.972 --> 00:35:44.012
This is your ad campaign.
00:35:44.233 --> 00:35:45.293
Rotary Cup, the party game.
00:35:45.353 --> 00:35:47.695
We we sell failed physical therapy in a
00:35:47.735 --> 00:35:48.155
can.
00:35:48.416 --> 00:35:49.456
Yes.
00:35:49.496 --> 00:35:51.697
New York allowed some if the top
00:35:51.757 --> 00:35:52.157
restaurant.
00:35:52.297 --> 00:35:52.918
Yes.
00:35:53.458 --> 00:35:55.139
Ben, I like when you reframe it.
00:35:55.661 --> 00:35:58.021
If what's a great what a what a
00:35:58.041 --> 00:35:58.802
fancy Nobu.
00:35:58.882 --> 00:35:59.443
Is that a restaurant?
00:35:59.463 --> 00:36:00.923
Is that L.A.?
00:36:01.123 --> 00:36:02.945
Carbone is a big one that you can't
00:36:03.346 --> 00:36:04.385
you and I couldn't get you in it
00:36:04.565 --> 00:36:05.146
right now today.
00:36:05.871 --> 00:36:06.510
Dave couldn't.
00:36:06.670 --> 00:36:07.231
Dave could get him.
00:36:07.311 --> 00:36:08.092
Dave couldn't get Jimmy.
00:36:09.052 --> 00:36:10.532
I'd have to contact one of my clients
00:36:10.652 --> 00:36:12.893
and ask for a favor if I needed
00:36:12.913 --> 00:36:14.594
to get Jimmy in the Carbone tonight.
00:36:14.614 --> 00:36:15.074
All right.
00:36:15.134 --> 00:36:16.755
So if Carbone,
00:36:16.994 --> 00:36:18.474
Ben Galen on LinkedIn is saying,
00:36:18.494 --> 00:36:21.436
if the top restaurant in New York actually
00:36:21.516 --> 00:36:22.717
let you come in same day,
00:36:24.099 --> 00:36:25.378
It wouldn't be the top restaurant in New
00:36:25.398 --> 00:36:25.579
York.
00:36:25.739 --> 00:36:27.000
That's okay for friction.
00:36:27.300 --> 00:36:28.739
That's okay if you sell penthouse.
00:36:29.019 --> 00:36:30.621
They are not selling steaks.
00:36:30.920 --> 00:36:32.501
That's the difference between Nobu and
00:36:32.541 --> 00:36:36.021
Carbone versus McDonald's version of
00:36:36.041 --> 00:36:36.382
pizza.
00:36:36.521 --> 00:36:38.643
But know who you are.
00:36:39.862 --> 00:36:40.422
Never mind you.
00:36:40.563 --> 00:36:40.882
Never mind.
00:36:40.902 --> 00:36:41.503
I'm going to erase that.
00:36:41.943 --> 00:36:44.123
Know who you're trying to get in your
00:36:44.164 --> 00:36:46.264
door and then act appropriately.
00:36:46.565 --> 00:36:47.364
That's all I'm saying.
00:36:48.324 --> 00:36:49.364
Look what McDonald's does now.
00:36:50.266 --> 00:36:51.445
First of all, McDonald's looks like a
00:36:52.898 --> 00:36:56.043
Apple Store, like where's Grimace?
00:36:56.704 --> 00:36:59.389
It's like these walls and like not even
00:36:59.409 --> 00:37:00.590
a ball pit anymore, kids.
00:37:00.931 --> 00:37:02.152
And then you walk up to a giant
00:37:02.253 --> 00:37:03.856
iPad that looks fun just to order food.
00:37:04.878 --> 00:37:05.938
They are friction,
00:37:06.099 --> 00:37:07.780
or the app before you pull in.
00:37:08.181 --> 00:37:10.222
They understand what they are selling.
00:37:10.463 --> 00:37:13.726
Access, simplicity, pretty okay food,
00:37:13.746 --> 00:37:14.666
if that's okay to you,
00:37:15.126 --> 00:37:16.047
as quickly as possible.
00:37:16.108 --> 00:37:18.570
So Ben, nail, head, hit.
00:37:20.052 --> 00:37:21.512
It wouldn't be coveted, right?
00:37:22.193 --> 00:37:23.574
Dave's first question is,
00:37:23.675 --> 00:37:24.936
do you have the monies?
00:37:25.317 --> 00:37:25.936
No, no.
00:37:25.996 --> 00:37:28.579
Look at some of the things.
00:37:28.599 --> 00:37:29.481
Look at some of the videos.
00:37:29.581 --> 00:37:29.641
Yes.
00:37:30.682 --> 00:37:31.623
Look at some of the videos that I've
00:37:31.684 --> 00:37:32.565
known you've seen.
00:37:33.324 --> 00:37:37.289
Are you a CEO in Pittsburgh,
00:37:37.309 --> 00:37:39.429
Pennsylvania making two-fifty or more and
00:37:39.510 --> 00:37:41.992
want to make sure you're jacked and live
00:37:42.012 --> 00:37:42.992
your life to the fullest?
00:37:44.994 --> 00:37:47.637
Those are disqualifying questions.
00:37:47.836 --> 00:37:49.097
They don't want those people getting down
00:37:49.117 --> 00:37:49.559
the funnel.
00:37:50.699 --> 00:37:50.960
Right?
00:37:51.320 --> 00:37:52.141
They are on purpose.
00:37:53.463 --> 00:37:54.925
I should have said failed physical therapy
00:37:54.965 --> 00:37:55.764
in a six-pack.
00:37:56.125 --> 00:37:57.425
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:37:57.485 --> 00:37:58.266
Well, six visits again.
00:37:58.286 --> 00:37:59.885
All right.
00:37:59.905 --> 00:38:01.047
Maybe more clinics should raise their
00:38:01.106 --> 00:38:01.666
standards.
00:38:01.806 --> 00:38:02.666
Ding, dong.
00:38:02.686 --> 00:38:03.047
Otherwise,
00:38:03.086 --> 00:38:04.208
it's a race to the bottom of taking
00:38:04.288 --> 00:38:04.867
any insurance.
00:38:08.068 --> 00:38:08.409
Exactly.
00:38:08.429 --> 00:38:08.969
Exactly.
00:38:09.510 --> 00:38:10.849
You want high volume, low margin?
00:38:11.130 --> 00:38:12.871
You got the race to the bottom.
00:38:12.891 --> 00:38:14.652
For us, we're able to raise our rates.
00:38:14.692 --> 00:38:16.532
We got people signing new client paperwork
00:38:16.552 --> 00:38:17.873
today, yesterday, this week.
00:38:18.353 --> 00:38:20.393
They signed new client paperwork that
00:38:20.554 --> 00:38:20.974
says...
00:38:21.842 --> 00:38:23.864
Here's the rate for our services.
00:38:24.445 --> 00:38:26.186
And at a future date, it, you know,
00:38:26.347 --> 00:38:27.067
now we're in December.
00:38:27.146 --> 00:38:28.809
So it used to be our paperwork did
00:38:28.849 --> 00:38:30.409
say January first, but now it's, you know,
00:38:30.530 --> 00:38:31.371
in the next three to six months,
00:38:31.391 --> 00:38:32.871
whatever a future date, June first,
00:38:32.911 --> 00:38:35.793
whatever this rate will increase by
00:38:35.873 --> 00:38:38.755
whatever percentage three to ten percent.
00:38:39.317 --> 00:38:41.699
It's a baked in price raise.
00:38:43.998 --> 00:38:46.320
If we continue to deliver value.
00:38:46.922 --> 00:38:47.342
Yes.
00:38:47.802 --> 00:38:48.684
Kevin Hart would say,
00:38:49.304 --> 00:38:51.668
say it with your chest.
00:38:52.449 --> 00:38:53.751
Do not be like Martha.
00:38:53.771 --> 00:38:54.833
Remember Martha the other day?
00:38:54.853 --> 00:38:55.934
That thing we read?
00:38:55.954 --> 00:38:56.114
The...
00:38:58.246 --> 00:39:00.248
microsoft word document that was printed
00:39:00.307 --> 00:39:02.028
on the on the on the door and
00:39:02.048 --> 00:39:03.409
they put like martha will be charging
00:39:03.469 --> 00:39:05.391
fifteen more dollars per session because
00:39:05.471 --> 00:39:09.373
martha is good to know you already lost
00:39:10.034 --> 00:39:12.777
sorry martha i do not disagree martha's
00:39:12.856 --> 00:39:14.677
probably an amazing physical therapist
00:39:15.259 --> 00:39:17.059
martha does not understand who she's
00:39:17.079 --> 00:39:20.041
talking to what she's selling or how to
00:39:20.081 --> 00:39:21.922
sell it i've got to be harsh i
00:39:21.963 --> 00:39:22.503
have to be harsh
00:39:22.923 --> 00:39:23.664
but I love you, Martha.
00:39:23.684 --> 00:39:24.784
I actually don't know who Martha is,
00:39:24.945 --> 00:39:26.025
but I probably would love her because
00:39:26.045 --> 00:39:26.826
she's a PT.
00:39:26.925 --> 00:39:28.047
That whole, that post,
00:39:28.126 --> 00:39:30.507
that seemed like she's not the owner.
00:39:30.568 --> 00:39:31.708
It seemed like she's probably like the
00:39:32.128 --> 00:39:33.429
most popular staff PT,
00:39:33.469 --> 00:39:34.951
like the main PT or something.
00:39:35.570 --> 00:39:36.952
I didn't understand that when I first
00:39:36.992 --> 00:39:37.632
worked in the clinic,
00:39:37.652 --> 00:39:39.172
like why like all of us were getting
00:39:39.273 --> 00:39:40.673
one rate and then there was one dude
00:39:40.713 --> 00:39:41.155
who was like,
00:39:41.655 --> 00:39:43.315
I charged one hundred twenty five dollars
00:39:43.376 --> 00:39:44.597
more and I was like, huh?
00:39:44.617 --> 00:39:45.117
And then I got it.
00:39:46.338 --> 00:39:47.257
It's like a law for everyone.
00:39:47.538 --> 00:39:50.300
Law firms, accounting firms,
00:39:50.500 --> 00:39:51.501
every other industry does it.
00:39:51.541 --> 00:39:52.041
Consultants,
00:39:53.936 --> 00:39:56.478
was going to go right there yeah how
00:39:56.498 --> 00:39:57.797
are we going to raise this rate when
00:39:57.838 --> 00:39:59.277
this rates this when the person who does
00:39:59.318 --> 00:40:01.378
this level of work is being charged that
00:40:01.398 --> 00:40:03.719
doesn't make any sense well i play the
00:40:03.760 --> 00:40:05.059
same number of innings therefore i should
00:40:05.079 --> 00:40:06.559
get the same number of i play more
00:40:06.619 --> 00:40:10.501
innings i'm getting less money yes war if
00:40:10.521 --> 00:40:12.061
you're a baseball fan wins above
00:40:12.242 --> 00:40:13.661
replacement now we're talking dave
00:40:13.842 --> 00:40:16.663
language that is the statistic when you go
00:40:16.702 --> 00:40:19.143
into arbitration all the sports fans were
00:40:19.164 --> 00:40:20.143
just like i have no idea what this
00:40:20.304 --> 00:40:20.903
guy's talking about
00:40:21.650 --> 00:40:23.030
When you go into arbitration to negotiate
00:40:23.050 --> 00:40:24.871
your next contract and then they just go
00:40:25.032 --> 00:40:25.251
stats,
00:40:25.291 --> 00:40:26.972
we're going to compare you against
00:40:27.032 --> 00:40:28.373
everybody else who plays your position has
00:40:28.393 --> 00:40:29.014
been there, whatever.
00:40:29.414 --> 00:40:30.434
That's what people are doing.
00:40:30.454 --> 00:40:32.635
They're doing the mental war wins above
00:40:32.936 --> 00:40:33.217
two.
00:40:33.836 --> 00:40:34.878
What the outcome might be.
00:40:35.117 --> 00:40:37.518
We also surgery is tangible and concrete.
00:40:38.278 --> 00:40:38.800
I will come in.
00:40:38.960 --> 00:40:39.980
You're going to make me go to sleepy
00:40:40.039 --> 00:40:41.221
count backwards from a hundred,
00:40:41.260 --> 00:40:42.161
but only get to ninety two.
00:40:42.621 --> 00:40:45.103
Wake up new knee physical therapy.
00:40:45.123 --> 00:40:47.043
I'm going to go do some stuff and
00:40:47.083 --> 00:40:50.626
then other stuff might happen.
00:40:50.666 --> 00:40:51.367
That's harder to sell.
00:40:53.173 --> 00:40:53.974
Trainers know how to sell it.
00:40:54.014 --> 00:40:54.536
Sell the vision.
00:40:54.695 --> 00:40:56.538
This is what we're going to do,
00:40:56.639 --> 00:40:57.460
and this is what we hope to get.
00:40:57.800 --> 00:40:58.902
Ben Galen writing a book.
00:40:59.041 --> 00:40:59.161
Look,
00:40:59.601 --> 00:41:01.143
I look like the guy from Home Improvement.
00:41:01.184 --> 00:41:02.827
I look like Wilson hiding behind the...
00:41:03.327 --> 00:41:03.987
Ben Galen saying,
00:41:04.068 --> 00:41:05.489
I did a concierge service on Palm Beach
00:41:05.610 --> 00:41:05.911
Island.
00:41:06.632 --> 00:41:08.173
I also kept raising my rates because why
00:41:08.213 --> 00:41:08.454
not?
00:41:09.215 --> 00:41:10.476
Just to see how much people would pay.
00:41:10.896 --> 00:41:11.378
Great experiment.
00:41:12.440 --> 00:41:13.362
And still fill the schedule.
00:41:13.822 --> 00:41:15.043
But one thing I ran into was the
00:41:15.103 --> 00:41:16.204
thought that they were just buying my
00:41:16.264 --> 00:41:17.565
time, not my services.
00:41:17.885 --> 00:41:19.106
Ooh, wait a minute.
00:41:19.887 --> 00:41:21.369
Meaning I would show up and they would
00:41:21.409 --> 00:41:24.231
want me to look at their cable box.
00:41:24.331 --> 00:41:24.592
What?
00:41:25.373 --> 00:41:26.094
Wait, is this real?
00:41:26.474 --> 00:41:27.114
I don't understand this.
00:41:28.146 --> 00:41:31.367
So, so instead of cable box, yes, yes,
00:41:31.547 --> 00:41:33.809
it can be, we have, we, yes,
00:41:33.849 --> 00:41:35.148
we have some clients, Ben.
00:41:35.208 --> 00:41:35.809
Yes, of course.
00:41:35.849 --> 00:41:37.409
We have some clients that,
00:41:37.849 --> 00:41:39.269
that they don't want to actually do
00:41:39.309 --> 00:41:40.431
physical therapy or they don't want to
00:41:40.451 --> 00:41:42.851
like exercise like crazy and they want to
00:41:42.891 --> 00:41:44.152
talk and they have,
00:41:44.172 --> 00:41:46.271
they want to tell life stories and they
00:41:46.632 --> 00:41:48.012
don't actually want to engage in the
00:41:48.052 --> 00:41:50.693
service.
00:41:50.733 --> 00:41:51.574
Totally fine by me.
00:41:53.559 --> 00:41:55.260
Because some, in my opinion,
00:41:55.320 --> 00:41:56.302
some clients need that.
00:41:56.342 --> 00:41:58.523
It might be weeks or months to lead
00:41:58.583 --> 00:42:00.344
into that to then eventually have them do
00:42:00.364 --> 00:42:02.626
the movement and goals and all that type
00:42:02.646 --> 00:42:02.967
of stuff.
00:42:03.568 --> 00:42:04.347
They say don't,
00:42:04.728 --> 00:42:06.090
we shouldn't record the episode or the
00:42:06.130 --> 00:42:07.010
video, Dave,
00:42:07.110 --> 00:42:09.112
unless we know what the thumbnail and the
00:42:09.152 --> 00:42:09.932
title is going to be.
00:42:09.972 --> 00:42:11.114
But if we do a future episode on
00:42:11.134 --> 00:42:12.614
what D three is talking about here,
00:42:13.215 --> 00:42:14.836
it's just the tip.
00:42:16.211 --> 00:42:18.032
David is saying, has tipping culture,
00:42:18.092 --> 00:42:21.396
tip culture infiltrated?
00:42:21.496 --> 00:42:22.657
We did an episode on this a while
00:42:22.697 --> 00:42:22.916
ago.
00:42:23.496 --> 00:42:23.998
Was I there?
00:42:24.940 --> 00:42:26.240
I think so.
00:42:26.260 --> 00:42:28.802
Maybe we could do it again because this
00:42:28.922 --> 00:42:30.204
enrages people a lot.
00:42:30.523 --> 00:42:31.125
Like people are like,
00:42:31.264 --> 00:42:33.467
my patient gave me cookies.
00:42:34.206 --> 00:42:35.608
Am I going to lose my license?
00:42:35.668 --> 00:42:37.208
And I'm like, what are we talking about?
00:42:37.809 --> 00:42:39.630
Someone gave me a gift card to Dunkin'
00:42:39.650 --> 00:42:40.112
Donuts.
00:42:40.231 --> 00:42:41.472
Am I going to lose my license?
00:42:41.552 --> 00:42:43.994
And I'm like, is this law or policy?
00:42:44.074 --> 00:42:45.396
I don't want to get into it because
00:42:45.476 --> 00:42:46.416
I feel like it's its own thing,
00:42:46.476 --> 00:42:47.257
but I can already see.
00:42:48.538 --> 00:42:49.599
Can we can we go back real quick
00:42:49.619 --> 00:42:50.239
to Ben Galen?
00:42:50.259 --> 00:42:51.639
The big the big comment.
00:42:51.780 --> 00:42:52.760
OK, so so, yes,
00:42:52.900 --> 00:42:54.802
we have we run into this situation.
00:42:56.554 --> 00:42:56.916
Ideally,
00:42:56.936 --> 00:42:58.416
before we even start with this client,
00:42:58.657 --> 00:43:00.858
any client like this, Ben,
00:43:01.177 --> 00:43:02.699
we're trying to find out what do they
00:43:02.778 --> 00:43:03.059
want?
00:43:03.760 --> 00:43:05.340
Are they the decision maker or is the
00:43:05.380 --> 00:43:06.501
son or daughter booking us?
00:43:06.521 --> 00:43:08.262
I know you're looking.
00:43:08.302 --> 00:43:12.445
All right.
00:43:12.646 --> 00:43:13.306
Get rid of the comment.
00:43:14.527 --> 00:43:16.188
Yes, we run into this.
00:43:17.137 --> 00:43:19.039
Um, and if someone that's, you know,
00:43:19.139 --> 00:43:20.983
older and they want you to like screw
00:43:21.003 --> 00:43:22.344
in a light bulb or I don't know,
00:43:22.385 --> 00:43:23.827
like certain things we got to draw a
00:43:23.867 --> 00:43:24.027
line.
00:43:24.067 --> 00:43:25.668
Like we're not there for home servicing.
00:43:26.070 --> 00:43:28.432
We're not there to hold on light bulb.
00:43:29.373 --> 00:43:30.155
Uh, you're going to fall.
00:43:30.175 --> 00:43:31.137
If you can't see in the dark,
00:43:31.157 --> 00:43:32.478
this feels like safety precautions.
00:43:32.759 --> 00:43:32.958
Yeah.
00:43:33.099 --> 00:43:33.298
Yeah.
00:43:33.320 --> 00:43:33.659
So the,
00:43:33.679 --> 00:43:36.101
but the cable box example from Ben, like,
00:43:36.601 --> 00:43:36.782
no,
00:43:36.822 --> 00:43:37.702
we're not going to get on our hands
00:43:37.742 --> 00:43:39.164
and knees and check out your cable box
00:43:39.224 --> 00:43:39.784
respectfully.
00:43:39.864 --> 00:43:41.706
Like, you know, that,
00:43:41.726 --> 00:43:43.786
that has no effect on your health and
00:43:43.806 --> 00:43:45.148
wellness because if you're sitting in
00:43:45.168 --> 00:43:46.309
front of your TV more,
00:43:46.389 --> 00:43:47.409
and if you're older,
00:43:48.090 --> 00:43:49.110
probably not a great thing for you.
00:43:49.771 --> 00:43:50.172
So yeah,
00:43:50.192 --> 00:43:51.291
we get into that a little bit.
00:43:51.552 --> 00:43:52.813
We do have some clients that like want
00:43:52.833 --> 00:43:57.536
to delay and procrastinate and spend and
00:43:57.577 --> 00:43:59.217
putting their shoes on for fifteen or
00:43:59.237 --> 00:44:01.760
twenty minutes or trying to like
00:44:02.492 --> 00:44:04.514
prepare food for our therapists,
00:44:04.653 --> 00:44:05.355
so it happens.
00:44:05.454 --> 00:44:05.675
I mean,
00:44:06.215 --> 00:44:08.016
but if they're paying three-fifty a visit
00:44:08.097 --> 00:44:09.637
and the goal is to get them walking
00:44:09.677 --> 00:44:12.099
and moving more and whatever their goal
00:44:12.181 --> 00:44:12.300
is,
00:44:12.320 --> 00:44:13.882
like we're trying to get them back to
00:44:13.902 --> 00:44:15.923
whatever their goal is.
00:44:16.003 --> 00:44:17.065
If we're heading that direction,
00:44:17.585 --> 00:44:18.065
I'm all good.
00:44:18.286 --> 00:44:19.327
If they're paying for that and they
00:44:19.347 --> 00:44:20.947
understand what they're doing in that
00:44:20.987 --> 00:44:21.228
hour,
00:44:24.050 --> 00:44:24.652
It's fine.
00:44:24.692 --> 00:44:24.992
Yeah.
00:44:25.012 --> 00:44:25.152
Yeah.
00:44:38.581 --> 00:44:39.882
This is a ridiculous idea,
00:44:40.302 --> 00:44:41.963
but it's not like this was a ridiculous
00:44:42.023 --> 00:44:42.202
idea.
00:44:42.224 --> 00:44:42.864
Fifteen years ago.
00:44:43.264 --> 00:44:44.344
This is where we are in the world.
00:44:44.945 --> 00:44:46.025
I also believe Tony was, you know,
00:44:47.186 --> 00:44:48.467
months ago was talking about, like,
00:44:48.887 --> 00:44:51.009
if you like cooking and are into nutrition
00:44:51.449 --> 00:44:52.871
instead of selling a nutrition plan,
00:44:53.570 --> 00:44:54.351
that's not enough.
00:44:54.532 --> 00:44:57.134
The person who needs better nutrition to
00:44:57.153 --> 00:44:58.293
heal better, to feel better,
00:44:58.954 --> 00:45:00.655
giving them a cookbook ain't it.
00:45:01.195 --> 00:45:01.936
It's not enough.
00:45:02.516 --> 00:45:03.518
So they're.
00:45:04.266 --> 00:45:04.686
there is,
00:45:04.706 --> 00:45:06.186
there is some of our clients that are,
00:45:06.467 --> 00:45:08.228
that are middle-aged or older that want
00:45:08.248 --> 00:45:09.809
some of this social interaction or
00:45:09.829 --> 00:45:10.510
companionship.
00:45:11.090 --> 00:45:13.871
And although it's not obviously our direct
00:45:14.231 --> 00:45:16.474
service, it's part of the situation.
00:45:17.293 --> 00:45:18.795
And if I don't,
00:45:18.855 --> 00:45:20.436
I don't want to demean someone that like
00:45:20.476 --> 00:45:22.358
charges a lower hourly rate,
00:45:22.418 --> 00:45:23.458
or even if someone is like a,
00:45:23.518 --> 00:45:26.139
a care companion, like I,
00:45:26.159 --> 00:45:27.820
like I mentioned on last episode, like,
00:45:31.336 --> 00:45:32.277
Yeah, cuddling.
00:45:32.336 --> 00:45:33.356
Cuddling is also a thing,
00:45:33.896 --> 00:45:37.498
which some people are charging for that.
00:45:37.538 --> 00:45:37.818
We don't.
00:45:37.858 --> 00:45:38.177
We don't.
00:45:38.498 --> 00:45:39.538
Tony's got a comment on the screen if
00:45:39.557 --> 00:45:40.438
you're listening on audio.
00:45:41.438 --> 00:45:43.539
Tony's commenting about a girl who charges
00:45:43.559 --> 00:45:44.759
one hundred fifty dollars an hour for
00:45:44.798 --> 00:45:46.280
cuddling, which is wild.
00:45:46.519 --> 00:45:46.940
That's wild.
00:45:47.000 --> 00:45:48.659
That's inappropriate.
00:45:48.780 --> 00:45:50.159
Offering a service to do home safety
00:45:50.199 --> 00:45:51.400
consultations, i.e.
00:45:51.420 --> 00:45:52.721
how to make the home safer for patients
00:45:52.740 --> 00:45:53.440
with certain risks.
00:45:55.260 --> 00:45:57.061
Life is safe and famous.
00:45:57.641 --> 00:45:58.181
What?
00:45:59.641 --> 00:46:00.322
It's not a...
00:46:01.590 --> 00:46:04.891
overly branded service that we advertise
00:46:04.931 --> 00:46:07.373
it's kind of part of our our offering
00:46:07.432 --> 00:46:10.494
so yes tony now clarifying i saw a
00:46:10.554 --> 00:46:12.135
tick tock i did not meet with her
00:46:12.155 --> 00:46:14.056
in person i did not i do not
00:46:14.077 --> 00:46:15.697
know who's i you know i do not
00:46:15.717 --> 00:46:18.259
know who you're talking about uh gary v
00:46:18.278 --> 00:46:19.679
says a companion walking along with
00:46:20.519 --> 00:46:22.221
innocent dining will become a wonderful
00:46:22.240 --> 00:46:24.101
service basement in the near future
00:46:24.827 --> 00:46:26.527
This is the escort mode.
00:46:26.547 --> 00:46:27.469
Yeah, you just got to pay for it.
00:46:27.829 --> 00:46:28.710
Absolutely.
00:46:28.769 --> 00:46:29.291
Pay for the time.
00:46:30.672 --> 00:46:31.592
We've got fifteen minutes.
00:46:31.733 --> 00:46:32.853
There are some topics I don't want to
00:46:32.873 --> 00:46:33.373
get into.
00:46:34.215 --> 00:46:36.096
JITPT is amazing for home safety
00:46:36.115 --> 00:46:36.617
recommendations.
00:46:36.677 --> 00:46:37.117
Literally amazing.
00:46:37.478 --> 00:46:38.699
Oh, here's a great aside.
00:46:39.278 --> 00:46:41.221
But real quick with that comment from
00:46:41.280 --> 00:46:41.541
Tony.
00:46:42.335 --> 00:46:44.277
chat gpt has the recommendations but we
00:46:44.418 --> 00:46:46.000
are primed as physical therapists
00:46:46.019 --> 00:46:48.101
occupational therapists to do the
00:46:48.282 --> 00:46:50.945
implementation and the execution or the
00:46:50.965 --> 00:46:52.907
application of doing it in someone's home
00:46:53.206 --> 00:46:55.128
and actually moving their rugs i've i've
00:46:55.148 --> 00:46:56.751
actually come across a challenge with
00:46:56.811 --> 00:46:58.313
patients that have ten thousand dollar
00:46:58.353 --> 00:46:59.954
rugs and they're like we're not removing
00:46:59.994 --> 00:47:00.775
this rug and i'm like well it's a
00:47:00.795 --> 00:47:02.175
trip hazard they're like well it's a ten
00:47:02.195 --> 00:47:04.278
thousand dollar rug so we're not removing
00:47:04.338 --> 00:47:05.500
it and i'm like
00:47:05.981 --> 00:47:07.402
All right.
00:47:07.481 --> 00:47:08.722
Yeah.
00:47:08.822 --> 00:47:10.083
Ben has a smart canine.
00:47:10.103 --> 00:47:11.523
His dog started charging him if he wanted
00:47:11.563 --> 00:47:13.003
him to sit next to him for more
00:47:13.023 --> 00:47:14.264
than by fifteen minutes.
00:47:14.523 --> 00:47:15.143
It's in kibble.
00:47:15.164 --> 00:47:16.965
The right capitalistic dog.
00:47:16.985 --> 00:47:17.704
I like it.
00:47:17.744 --> 00:47:18.105
Yeah.
00:47:18.125 --> 00:47:18.445
Tony,
00:47:18.485 --> 00:47:20.766
I know someone here was a devious thing
00:47:20.806 --> 00:47:22.086
that I think we talked about.
00:47:22.106 --> 00:47:22.407
I don't know.
00:47:22.507 --> 00:47:24.748
I talk a lot of my head.
00:47:24.887 --> 00:47:27.389
If your bathroom or your entrance to your
00:47:27.449 --> 00:47:30.010
business is noncompliant to the A.D.A.,
00:47:31.471 --> 00:47:32.690
and now I'm talking like a lawyer,
00:47:32.972 --> 00:47:34.092
so someone fact-check me,
00:47:34.672 --> 00:47:35.731
but if someone complains,
00:47:35.891 --> 00:47:37.833
you have a time period to fix it
00:47:37.952 --> 00:47:38.512
or else.
00:47:39.253 --> 00:47:41.353
So someone said they're going to start a
00:47:41.393 --> 00:47:41.954
business,
00:47:42.193 --> 00:47:43.735
they're going to go around and take photos
00:47:43.775 --> 00:47:45.275
of bathrooms and then analyze,
00:47:45.556 --> 00:47:46.596
is this sink the right height?
00:47:47.255 --> 00:47:48.916
Is this door the right width?
00:47:49.456 --> 00:47:50.896
Are there ways to get in?
00:47:51.317 --> 00:47:52.938
And their only business is going to be
00:47:53.018 --> 00:47:54.958
sending emails to that company and going,
00:47:55.378 --> 00:47:56.378
you are out of compliance,
00:47:56.699 --> 00:47:57.518
I will not report you,
00:47:57.699 --> 00:47:59.099
you have three days, and then I will.
00:47:59.719 --> 00:48:00.862
And then you have a buddy who's a
00:48:00.942 --> 00:48:02.884
contractor and go,
00:48:02.923 --> 00:48:04.246
this is the guy who can fix it.
00:48:04.365 --> 00:48:05.327
He knows exactly what's wrong.
00:48:05.347 --> 00:48:07.130
Cause I told him and then let my,
00:48:07.269 --> 00:48:07.931
and that's there.
00:48:08.010 --> 00:48:09.672
If you're a contractor who only wants to
00:48:09.713 --> 00:48:12.836
do that, you would never have to,
00:48:13.016 --> 00:48:14.038
you would never have to run another ad
00:48:14.057 --> 00:48:14.699
in your entire life.
00:48:14.798 --> 00:48:16.021
Just pay for people to go around and
00:48:16.061 --> 00:48:17.001
do that and then give them a cut.
00:48:19.436 --> 00:48:19.597
Yeah,
00:48:19.617 --> 00:48:20.838
that was the ADA threats in a previous
00:48:20.858 --> 00:48:21.257
episode.
00:48:21.498 --> 00:48:22.099
Okay, good.
00:48:22.139 --> 00:48:23.420
It wasn't just me talking in my brain.
00:48:25.641 --> 00:48:26.643
What is coming up for you?
00:48:26.663 --> 00:48:27.643
We've got twelve minutes.
00:48:28.164 --> 00:48:29.704
What's coming up for you, Dave,
00:48:29.965 --> 00:48:30.425
personally?
00:48:31.485 --> 00:48:31.686
Yeah,
00:48:31.726 --> 00:48:34.688
so I have a new physical therapist that
00:48:34.829 --> 00:48:37.251
is going to start on January twelfth
00:48:37.351 --> 00:48:37.971
full-time,
00:48:38.052 --> 00:48:42.635
so I'm already organizing the updated
00:48:43.094 --> 00:48:44.556
onboarding documents and all the type of
00:48:44.597 --> 00:48:46.117
stuff that we're going to do with him,
00:48:46.378 --> 00:48:46.637
and
00:48:47.867 --> 00:48:48.146
What else?
00:48:48.226 --> 00:48:51.108
Oh, yesterday, yesterday, uh, I submitted,
00:48:51.309 --> 00:48:53.349
uh, this is the first time ever.
00:48:53.369 --> 00:48:56.391
First time in eight years, a patient,
00:48:56.411 --> 00:48:57.413
you remember the patient that was
00:48:57.432 --> 00:48:58.413
threatening me about the,
00:48:58.873 --> 00:49:02.155
the charging him two times of three
00:49:02.195 --> 00:49:04.436
hundred fifty dollars for, uh,
00:49:04.456 --> 00:49:05.416
late cancellation policy.
00:49:05.436 --> 00:49:07.097
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
00:49:07.297 --> 00:49:09.260
And first time ever submitting.
00:49:09.340 --> 00:49:11.780
And you know me, Tony's a lover.
00:49:12.081 --> 00:49:12.601
I'm a fighter.
00:49:13.362 --> 00:49:14.682
Uh, and it's not always worth the fight,
00:49:14.702 --> 00:49:16.483
but I wanted to do this whole process
00:49:16.503 --> 00:49:16.643
because
00:49:17.179 --> 00:49:18.079
and get the documents.
00:49:18.099 --> 00:49:21.483
So I submitted all the evidence to fight
00:49:21.503 --> 00:49:24.244
back and dispute and be the rebuttal of
00:49:24.284 --> 00:49:26.467
this patient's late cancellation.
00:49:26.827 --> 00:49:27.867
Four visits scheduled,
00:49:28.347 --> 00:49:29.429
two visits they were treated,
00:49:29.809 --> 00:49:30.990
two visits they late canceled,
00:49:31.150 --> 00:49:33.952
one like literally minutes or an hour or
00:49:33.992 --> 00:49:34.253
two.
00:49:34.273 --> 00:49:37.976
I'm sorry, basically missed visits,
00:49:38.016 --> 00:49:38.657
like home visits.
00:49:40.188 --> 00:49:40.869
One visit canceled.
00:49:40.889 --> 00:49:42.650
Fourteen minutes before the visit time.
00:49:42.990 --> 00:49:44.492
The other visit, my therapist shows up.
00:49:44.992 --> 00:49:45.574
The patient,
00:49:46.014 --> 00:49:47.534
the client texts the therapist hours
00:49:47.574 --> 00:49:47.835
later.
00:49:47.916 --> 00:49:48.795
And they're like, oh, I'm sorry.
00:49:48.856 --> 00:49:49.876
I overslept and all that.
00:49:49.916 --> 00:49:50.878
And I'm so, so sorry.
00:49:50.918 --> 00:49:52.239
And I had all the screenshots of all
00:49:52.278 --> 00:49:53.840
the text messages, all the correspondence.
00:49:54.340 --> 00:49:57.704
The patient signed electronically our
00:49:58.583 --> 00:49:59.525
three hundred fifty dollar late
00:49:59.545 --> 00:50:00.385
cancellation policy.
00:50:01.132 --> 00:50:02.793
Had all the documentation organized.
00:50:02.833 --> 00:50:03.913
It took a little time to get the
00:50:03.952 --> 00:50:06.434
screenshots of emails and text messages
00:50:06.494 --> 00:50:07.074
and all that.
00:50:07.655 --> 00:50:08.474
Organize it properly.
00:50:08.514 --> 00:50:09.936
Submit it to my credit card processor,
00:50:09.976 --> 00:50:10.315
Stripe.
00:50:10.715 --> 00:50:15.057
First time ever fighting a chargeback.
00:50:15.338 --> 00:50:16.157
In eight years, literally,
00:50:16.177 --> 00:50:17.099
I've never had a chargeback.
00:50:17.159 --> 00:50:18.298
Submitted all the documentation.
00:50:18.778 --> 00:50:19.679
It's probably going to take...
00:50:21.050 --> 00:50:22.570
it just submitted last night and it said,
00:50:22.630 --> 00:50:23.431
I got an automated email.
00:50:23.451 --> 00:50:24.612
I was like, you will,
00:50:24.831 --> 00:50:26.552
we will hear back from the,
00:50:26.572 --> 00:50:28.353
this customer's American express card on
00:50:28.454 --> 00:50:29.873
March third or whatever.
00:50:29.893 --> 00:50:31.474
So it's like, that's months away.
00:50:32.295 --> 00:50:34.237
Um, typically not worth the fight,
00:50:34.617 --> 00:50:36.818
but this person literally documented and
00:50:36.858 --> 00:50:38.039
said, charge me.
00:50:38.679 --> 00:50:39.878
I'm so sorry to my therapist.
00:50:39.940 --> 00:50:40.579
I'm so sorry.
00:50:40.619 --> 00:50:41.699
Charge my car, whatever.
00:50:41.780 --> 00:50:42.981
And then all of a sudden we charge
00:50:43.021 --> 00:50:43.820
the card and then they,
00:50:43.981 --> 00:50:44.822
they do charge backs.
00:50:45.822 --> 00:50:46.563
Um, so
00:50:47.893 --> 00:50:48.853
Not always worth the fight.
00:50:49.333 --> 00:50:49.552
Yeah.
00:50:49.572 --> 00:50:51.253
Maybe a little, a little stress around it,
00:50:51.273 --> 00:50:51.574
whatever.
00:50:51.974 --> 00:50:53.353
But now I can take those documents.
00:50:53.653 --> 00:50:53.853
I could,
00:50:53.873 --> 00:50:55.293
I'm not going to share it with you
00:50:55.313 --> 00:50:56.155
guys, but like share it,
00:50:56.195 --> 00:50:58.675
like redacted if we needed to take those
00:50:58.715 --> 00:50:59.114
documents,
00:50:59.175 --> 00:51:00.795
put it in our electronic playbook.
00:51:01.295 --> 00:51:02.635
So now if this ever happens again,
00:51:02.695 --> 00:51:04.596
or if someone buys a four thousand,
00:51:04.635 --> 00:51:06.797
five thousand dollar package and has a
00:51:06.836 --> 00:51:08.476
charge back, we have the whole playbook,
00:51:08.496 --> 00:51:09.657
the whole process of what to do,
00:51:10.117 --> 00:51:11.376
how to do it efficiently.
00:51:12.478 --> 00:51:13.757
And as a sidebar,
00:51:14.898 --> 00:51:16.458
from Al Tormozzi suggestion,
00:51:16.539 --> 00:51:18.338
and I bet Will Boyd does this.
00:51:18.918 --> 00:51:19.739
No one does this,
00:51:20.219 --> 00:51:22.199
which is I have a credit card on
00:51:22.239 --> 00:51:23.561
file for my customer.
00:51:24.221 --> 00:51:27.481
And what is the only other backup form
00:51:27.501 --> 00:51:29.342
of payment that's better than credit card?
00:51:30.143 --> 00:51:30.463
What is it?
00:51:31.063 --> 00:51:32.463
ACH.
00:51:32.563 --> 00:51:33.083
ACH.
00:51:33.603 --> 00:51:34.784
We've never done it now.
00:51:35.684 --> 00:51:37.704
It's like every time there's an issue,
00:51:37.824 --> 00:51:38.364
this is business.
00:51:38.605 --> 00:51:39.826
Every time there's an issue in the
00:51:39.846 --> 00:51:40.226
business,
00:51:41.706 --> 00:51:43.166
it's like one person gets through,
00:51:43.846 --> 00:51:46.507
Like they, they, they maybe successfully,
00:51:46.807 --> 00:51:49.708
um, you know, screw you over or whatever,
00:51:49.728 --> 00:51:51.230
whatever, you know, add friction or add,
00:51:51.469 --> 00:51:53.070
add, uh, stress or whatever.
00:51:54.112 --> 00:51:56.092
And then we patched the hole forever.
00:51:56.853 --> 00:51:58.014
So this will never happen again.
00:51:58.634 --> 00:52:00.275
And yeah, I will.
00:52:00.414 --> 00:52:01.335
So it's like,
00:52:01.414 --> 00:52:02.655
I remember as soon as this happened,
00:52:02.715 --> 00:52:04.496
I was like, Oh man, I remember this.
00:52:04.737 --> 00:52:06.858
I don't even remember what video,
00:52:06.878 --> 00:52:08.858
but from Alex from OZ saying that they
00:52:08.878 --> 00:52:10.619
would get credit card and a backup form
00:52:10.639 --> 00:52:11.481
of payment, ACH, uh,
00:52:12.333 --> 00:52:12.893
And yep.
00:52:13.114 --> 00:52:15.014
And, and do all that through Stripe.
00:52:15.556 --> 00:52:18.657
You wouldn't, you wouldn't do that first,
00:52:18.757 --> 00:52:18.938
right?
00:52:18.978 --> 00:52:21.320
That's like step four, like name,
00:52:22.179 --> 00:52:24.041
email address, maybe credit card.
00:52:24.081 --> 00:52:25.043
I would do credit card though.
00:52:25.063 --> 00:52:25.663
That's normal.
00:52:26.443 --> 00:52:27.925
Oh, always, always credit card,
00:52:28.244 --> 00:52:28.925
always credit card.
00:52:28.945 --> 00:52:31.606
But, but now, but now it's like, okay,
00:52:31.626 --> 00:52:32.547
so now I need to,
00:52:33.449 --> 00:52:35.710
I've seen ACH in my, uh,
00:52:35.851 --> 00:52:36.610
in your firstborn.
00:52:36.710 --> 00:52:36.911
Yes.
00:52:37.010 --> 00:52:38.492
Uh, Ben, um,
00:52:39.434 --> 00:52:41.016
So it's just like any time that there's
00:52:41.036 --> 00:52:42.579
like a like a like an issue or
00:52:42.599 --> 00:52:43.159
a challenge,
00:52:43.679 --> 00:52:45.902
we it's like a hole in the boat.
00:52:46.422 --> 00:52:47.204
And then it's like, all right, well,
00:52:47.224 --> 00:52:48.264
that water is already in the boat.
00:52:48.605 --> 00:52:52.789
So let's let's let's patch this hole and
00:52:53.130 --> 00:52:54.510
make sure that no one else gets through.
00:52:54.891 --> 00:52:56.032
The line that I was told is that
00:52:56.052 --> 00:52:57.253
there's always going to be a leading cause
00:52:57.273 --> 00:52:57.655
of death.
00:52:59.036 --> 00:52:59.576
It's like, wait a minute.
00:52:59.615 --> 00:52:59.956
No, there won't.
00:52:59.976 --> 00:53:01.297
It's like, well, yeah, there will.
00:53:01.757 --> 00:53:03.637
Fix the leading cause of death of your
00:53:03.657 --> 00:53:04.077
business.
00:53:04.737 --> 00:53:05.617
And then now that's out.
00:53:05.838 --> 00:53:06.958
And then you get to work on the
00:53:07.057 --> 00:53:08.518
second leading cause of death that is now
00:53:08.538 --> 00:53:09.577
the first leading cause of death.
00:53:09.958 --> 00:53:11.099
And then you get to work down the
00:53:11.139 --> 00:53:11.418
list.
00:53:12.179 --> 00:53:13.199
Putting more marketing,
00:53:13.679 --> 00:53:16.500
putting more water in a leaky bucket.
00:53:16.539 --> 00:53:17.880
Got to buy a lot of water, man.
00:53:18.039 --> 00:53:19.121
And that's not water, by the way,
00:53:19.141 --> 00:53:19.621
in that metaphor.
00:53:19.641 --> 00:53:20.141
It's money.
00:53:20.541 --> 00:53:22.260
Don't do that from a marketing guy.
00:53:22.561 --> 00:53:24.021
It also makes marketing people look like
00:53:24.061 --> 00:53:24.481
crap.
00:53:25.378 --> 00:53:25.518
Well,
00:53:25.539 --> 00:53:27.000
you charged us twenty grand and we didn't
00:53:27.019 --> 00:53:27.460
get anything.
00:53:27.539 --> 00:53:27.780
Yeah,
00:53:28.041 --> 00:53:30.722
I'm unfortunately my scope stops at this
00:53:30.782 --> 00:53:31.581
part of your process.
00:53:31.862 --> 00:53:32.663
That sucks.
00:53:33.623 --> 00:53:34.704
It's like when you look at like someone's
00:53:34.804 --> 00:53:37.025
renovating a house and the sheetrock guy
00:53:37.045 --> 00:53:37.445
comes,
00:53:37.766 --> 00:53:39.427
but then the electrician comes and the
00:53:39.447 --> 00:53:41.628
electrician tears apart the sheetrock and
00:53:41.648 --> 00:53:42.467
goes to da.
00:53:44.369 --> 00:53:45.989
And then the sheetrock guy looks like
00:53:46.010 --> 00:53:46.230
shit.
00:53:46.351 --> 00:53:47.771
It's like, no, man, you came late.
00:53:47.891 --> 00:53:48.632
I came on time.
00:53:48.931 --> 00:53:49.952
Now you had to ruin my work and
00:53:50.012 --> 00:53:50.833
I got to do it again.
00:53:51.432 --> 00:53:51.974
Same thing.
00:53:52.864 --> 00:53:54.144
Dave needs to start teaching business
00:53:54.164 --> 00:53:55.166
classes to other PTs.
00:53:55.485 --> 00:53:58.369
We're launching the NBA for the DPT.
00:53:58.409 --> 00:54:01.052
Dave's like, too much squeeze,
00:54:01.112 --> 00:54:01.791
not enough juice.
00:54:03.012 --> 00:54:07.356
Probably right?
00:54:07.597 --> 00:54:09.059
I mean, I'm not interested,
00:54:09.139 --> 00:54:11.521
but it's got to be a big number
00:54:11.581 --> 00:54:13.943
that just filters out almost everyone.
00:54:14.324 --> 00:54:14.603
Yeah.
00:54:15.588 --> 00:54:17.210
It's the same thing with our patients and
00:54:17.250 --> 00:54:17.429
clients.
00:54:17.449 --> 00:54:19.311
And you kind of walk next to Dave
00:54:19.371 --> 00:54:21.251
in New York City between things.
00:54:21.692 --> 00:54:22.411
He's just going to walk.
00:54:23.211 --> 00:54:23.893
It's walk and talk,
00:54:23.932 --> 00:54:24.612
like in the West Wing.
00:54:24.652 --> 00:54:25.612
Like, okay, I'll teach you,
00:54:25.652 --> 00:54:26.193
but here we go.
00:54:26.253 --> 00:54:26.753
And we're moving.
00:54:26.793 --> 00:54:28.175
And we're moving.
00:54:28.195 --> 00:54:29.635
We're getting late in the show,
00:54:29.715 --> 00:54:30.536
so I want to make sure we don't
00:54:30.556 --> 00:54:31.376
lose any money, Dave.
00:54:31.416 --> 00:54:32.617
So let's bring on...
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That is something.
00:55:03.652 --> 00:55:04.733
I'd love to know if people listen to
00:55:04.753 --> 00:55:05.452
the show regularly,
00:55:05.652 --> 00:55:07.153
which ones have popped and which ones are
00:55:07.173 --> 00:55:08.173
like, that wasn't funny, Jim.
00:55:08.233 --> 00:55:09.755
I think if we can ever get the
00:55:09.855 --> 00:55:11.715
right person at Rotary Cup Party Game,
00:55:12.255 --> 00:55:13.076
we get them on the show,
00:55:13.277 --> 00:55:14.896
and we'll start giving away copies of
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Rotary Cup the Party Game.
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We've got five minutes.
00:55:19.378 --> 00:55:22.681
What was this comment from CJ Morrow?
00:55:24.141 --> 00:55:24.422
Preach?
00:55:24.442 --> 00:55:25.382
What was that about?
00:55:25.422 --> 00:55:26.302
Yeah, I want to know what you're saying.
00:55:26.342 --> 00:55:27.202
Preach, too,
00:55:27.222 --> 00:55:28.943
because I'd like to preach some more.
00:55:30.005 --> 00:55:31.786
Was that something that I said or
00:55:31.826 --> 00:55:32.646
something that Jimmy said?
00:55:32.686 --> 00:55:34.666
No, I think it was definitely you.
00:55:34.686 --> 00:55:35.465
You were saying something.
00:55:35.885 --> 00:55:36.666
She'll comment on that.
00:55:37.586 --> 00:55:39.286
How does the thing next to Dave look?
00:55:39.606 --> 00:55:41.128
Because I think this thing I'm talking
00:55:41.148 --> 00:55:41.327
about.
00:55:41.387 --> 00:55:42.507
I'm okay with that.
00:55:42.847 --> 00:55:44.427
I know I messaged you a while ago.
00:55:44.487 --> 00:55:46.329
I was like, get those comments off.
00:55:46.449 --> 00:55:49.789
I'm cool with this.
00:55:50.110 --> 00:55:50.710
We got live comments.
00:55:50.730 --> 00:55:51.250
And by the way.
00:55:52.635 --> 00:55:53.976
The comments are flying today.
00:55:54.335 --> 00:55:55.237
You're putting them up there.
00:55:55.257 --> 00:55:56.257
You want to know why I think?
00:55:56.358 --> 00:55:56.818
Well, number one,
00:55:56.838 --> 00:55:58.059
because we've been repetition.
00:55:58.760 --> 00:56:00.141
Why do you think my podcast is pretty
00:56:00.181 --> 00:56:00.380
good?
00:56:00.780 --> 00:56:00.981
Right?
00:56:01.161 --> 00:56:03.043
Because I did two a week every week
00:56:03.664 --> 00:56:04.364
for a decade.
00:56:04.384 --> 00:56:04.824
It's like,
00:56:05.425 --> 00:56:07.286
that's why I've had marketing companies at
00:56:07.586 --> 00:56:08.987
large practices go.
00:56:09.327 --> 00:56:10.309
What's the secret, Jimmy?
00:56:10.409 --> 00:56:11.349
Is it the keywords?
00:56:11.670 --> 00:56:12.751
Is it the logo?
00:56:12.931 --> 00:56:14.672
Is it the shadow behind the font?
00:56:15.713 --> 00:56:15.954
No,
00:56:16.114 --> 00:56:17.835
it's the fact that I did two pushups
00:56:17.934 --> 00:56:19.396
every week for a decade.
00:56:19.677 --> 00:56:20.818
And now people know who I am.
00:56:21.873 --> 00:56:22.532
Why do they know who I am?
00:56:22.733 --> 00:56:24.114
Because I showed up two times a week
00:56:24.333 --> 00:56:25.014
for a decade.
00:56:26.893 --> 00:56:27.693
So I think it's that.
00:56:27.813 --> 00:56:29.135
I also think it's because we're showing
00:56:29.255 --> 00:56:30.594
comments more and reacting to them.
00:56:30.994 --> 00:56:32.414
And look how huge they are today.
00:56:32.815 --> 00:56:34.215
I hit a button and I used to
00:56:34.235 --> 00:56:35.096
have them be real.
00:56:37.115 --> 00:56:37.956
Yeah, like subtle.
00:56:37.976 --> 00:56:38.936
Dude, I don't like that.
00:56:38.956 --> 00:56:40.536
I like that.
00:56:40.617 --> 00:56:42.016
And so this is Ben Galen.
00:56:42.036 --> 00:56:43.277
This is how he likes his compliance
00:56:43.318 --> 00:56:43.657
coffee.
00:56:43.697 --> 00:56:45.117
He takes his black and lukewarm,
00:56:45.197 --> 00:56:46.378
black and lukewarm.
00:56:46.739 --> 00:56:48.559
I like it mildly colding.
00:56:49.219 --> 00:56:52.239
your compliance coffee uh we're gonna do
00:56:52.260 --> 00:56:54.300
parting let's let's do mailbag i do have
00:56:54.320 --> 00:56:55.420
a mailbag real quick you want to do
00:56:55.460 --> 00:56:57.481
a mailbag people have emailed there is a
00:56:57.541 --> 00:56:58.420
in the bottom right corner of
00:56:58.440 --> 00:57:01.161
ptpinecast.com you can jump into the
00:57:01.181 --> 00:57:03.501
mailbag that's a question that we can ask
00:57:03.521 --> 00:57:05.802
on the show uh dave's rule is though
00:57:06.001 --> 00:57:10.543
no anonymous questions it's mailbag time
00:57:10.862 --> 00:57:15.103
real questions real people no bots allowed
00:57:18.771 --> 00:57:19.693
I got two of them.
00:57:22.375 --> 00:57:23.414
Let's just do both of them real quick.
00:57:23.434 --> 00:57:24.675
Dave, long-time listener,
00:57:24.695 --> 00:57:25.476
first-time emailer.
00:57:25.556 --> 00:57:26.978
Already love this person because they get
00:57:27.018 --> 00:57:27.577
it, what we're doing.
00:57:27.938 --> 00:57:29.320
I love PT, but I'm exhausted.
00:57:29.380 --> 00:57:30.500
Is it normal to feel like I picked
00:57:30.519 --> 00:57:31.201
the wrong career?
00:57:31.300 --> 00:57:32.581
What the hell do I do about it?
00:57:33.202 --> 00:57:34.123
This is existential.
00:57:34.663 --> 00:57:36.425
We have existential dread has entered the
00:57:36.465 --> 00:57:36.644
chat.
00:57:36.664 --> 00:57:38.286
Can you read the beginning again?
00:57:38.326 --> 00:57:38.465
Yeah.
00:57:38.885 --> 00:57:40.047
I love physical therapy,
00:57:40.106 --> 00:57:41.347
but I'm exhausted.
00:57:41.708 --> 00:57:43.028
Is it normal to feel like I picked
00:57:43.048 --> 00:57:43.630
the wrong career?
00:57:43.650 --> 00:57:46.391
This feels like a third-year PT.
00:57:48.150 --> 00:57:49.831
But we don't have how many years they've
00:57:49.871 --> 00:57:51.534
been practicing or any other context.
00:57:52.094 --> 00:57:52.255
No.
00:57:52.474 --> 00:57:53.094
Let's just make it up.
00:57:53.195 --> 00:57:54.657
This person's been practicing for three
00:57:54.677 --> 00:57:54.836
years.
00:57:55.336 --> 00:57:56.478
I don't know what to say.
00:57:56.898 --> 00:57:58.579
You love physical therapy,
00:57:58.619 --> 00:57:59.721
but you're exhausted.
00:58:00.641 --> 00:58:01.061
I don't know.
00:58:01.442 --> 00:58:03.143
I don't know if I have an answer
00:58:03.184 --> 00:58:03.344
there.
00:58:03.664 --> 00:58:05.445
You would say, step into my office.
00:58:05.565 --> 00:58:06.146
Is it normal?
00:58:06.266 --> 00:58:07.547
Well, if you're feeling it,
00:58:07.847 --> 00:58:08.889
your emotions are valid,
00:58:08.909 --> 00:58:10.070
and I will validate your emotions.
00:58:10.954 --> 00:58:11.795
Is it normal to feel like I picked
00:58:11.815 --> 00:58:12.275
the wrong career?
00:58:12.355 --> 00:58:12.556
Yeah.
00:58:12.576 --> 00:58:14.577
Have you been on LinkedIn or Twitter in
00:58:14.597 --> 00:58:17.920
the last, checks notes, eleven years?
00:58:18.400 --> 00:58:18.780
Yes.
00:58:19.242 --> 00:58:20.362
But now you need to make a choice.
00:58:21.083 --> 00:58:21.943
Are you okay with this?
00:58:21.963 --> 00:58:22.945
Because I got news for you.
00:58:23.025 --> 00:58:24.206
Unless you make a decision,
00:58:24.306 --> 00:58:25.146
it's not going to get better.
00:58:25.586 --> 00:58:26.307
I'm going to say it again.
00:58:26.347 --> 00:58:28.630
Unless you change a lot of things,
00:58:29.349 --> 00:58:30.271
it's not going to get better.
00:58:30.652 --> 00:58:31.251
You decide.
00:58:31.291 --> 00:58:31.893
Pick your heart.
00:58:32.632 --> 00:58:33.954
The second one, Becky from St.
00:58:33.974 --> 00:58:34.235
Louis.
00:58:34.275 --> 00:58:35.996
My clinic wants better outcomes,
00:58:36.556 --> 00:58:37.237
more visits.
00:58:38.177 --> 00:58:39.398
Faster closed notes,
00:58:39.778 --> 00:58:42.820
but won't change staffing levels or
00:58:42.880 --> 00:58:43.621
technology.
00:58:44.380 --> 00:58:45.021
A.I.T.A.
00:58:45.041 --> 00:58:45.902
You know what A.I.T.A.
00:58:45.922 --> 00:58:48.222
means?
00:58:48.722 --> 00:58:51.005
A.I.T.A.
00:58:51.025 --> 00:58:51.105
No.
00:58:51.184 --> 00:58:51.684
Am I the asshole?
00:58:51.704 --> 00:58:52.465
Am I the asshole here?
00:58:52.485 --> 00:58:53.146
How did I not know that acronym?
00:58:53.166 --> 00:58:53.965
That's NSFW.
00:58:54.005 --> 00:58:55.067
Do you know what NSFW is?
00:58:55.166 --> 00:58:56.186
Not safe to work.
00:58:56.206 --> 00:58:59.889
Not safe to work.
00:59:00.523 --> 00:59:01.824
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:59:01.844 --> 00:59:02.344
I know that one.
00:59:02.364 --> 00:59:03.606
This comment is nonsense.
00:59:03.626 --> 00:59:04.507
Don't be opening it in front of your
00:59:04.786 --> 00:59:04.927
boss.
00:59:04.947 --> 00:59:06.248
So, my clinic wants better outcomes,
00:59:06.307 --> 00:59:07.730
more visits, faster notes, clothes,
00:59:07.750 --> 00:59:09.570
but won't change staffing or technology.
00:59:10.753 --> 00:59:11.753
I mean, we know the answer to this.
00:59:12.414 --> 00:59:14.715
I mean, if that's the case,
00:59:14.775 --> 00:59:15.717
it sounds like you need to move on
00:59:15.737 --> 00:59:17.059
and look for better opportunities or
00:59:17.079 --> 00:59:17.858
different opportunities.
00:59:18.219 --> 00:59:18.840
Yeah, you want...
00:59:19.380 --> 00:59:21.202
What your clinic wants is faster horses
00:59:21.222 --> 00:59:22.043
and brighter candles.
00:59:22.222 --> 00:59:23.304
My man...
00:59:24.201 --> 00:59:25.661
Everyone watching, listening,
00:59:25.762 --> 00:59:26.922
sending in messages like that,
00:59:27.563 --> 00:59:28.503
we're all smart enough.
00:59:28.543 --> 00:59:30.063
You know the next step.
00:59:30.565 --> 00:59:31.385
You know what to do.
00:59:31.445 --> 00:59:31.804
Come on.
00:59:32.606 --> 00:59:33.806
Yeah, I do like it.
00:59:33.827 --> 00:59:35.487
I search on Reddit, A-I-T-A,
00:59:35.628 --> 00:59:36.907
because a lot of times it's like,
00:59:37.068 --> 00:59:38.489
obviously, the other person's the ass.
00:59:39.110 --> 00:59:41.891
But when it is you, people dogpile.
00:59:41.931 --> 00:59:42.871
And I just go to the comments,
00:59:42.911 --> 00:59:44.271
and I'm like, ooh, look at this.
00:59:44.413 --> 00:59:45.472
It's not too late for you to delete
00:59:45.512 --> 00:59:45.952
this.
00:59:46.373 --> 00:59:47.393
Oh, here's what CJ was saying.
00:59:47.434 --> 00:59:48.175
She said, preach.
00:59:49.146 --> 00:59:50.027
And then she said,
00:59:50.748 --> 00:59:51.668
fix the holes financially,
00:59:52.289 --> 00:59:53.829
then don't leak with marketing.
00:59:54.650 --> 00:59:55.530
Money is hard to talk about,
00:59:55.570 --> 00:59:56.971
but more PTs need to just bite the
00:59:57.010 --> 00:59:59.032
bullet and make sure they are buttoned up
00:59:59.072 --> 00:59:59.371
this way.
00:59:59.931 --> 01:00:02.452
No notes, CJ, moral, no notes.
01:00:02.913 --> 01:00:04.134
And if you're not good at money,
01:00:05.034 --> 01:00:07.715
hire someone who is, likes it,
01:00:08.016 --> 01:00:08.856
knows how to do it.
01:00:10.536 --> 01:00:12.577
But that person costs money, okay?
01:00:13.117 --> 01:00:15.039
But saving money leads to,
01:00:15.199 --> 01:00:15.960
and I know this is gonna be a
01:00:16.000 --> 01:00:16.659
difficult concept,
01:00:19.257 --> 01:00:22.840
leads to money uh let's do parting shots
01:00:22.900 --> 01:00:27.264
but um uh do do do before we
01:00:27.284 --> 01:00:29.086
do parting shots we got to close out
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com it sort of feels like this doesn't
01:00:58.222 --> 01:00:59.943
it dave like you get charts on charts
01:01:00.003 --> 01:01:01.364
on to put like what you can't have
01:01:01.443 --> 01:01:04.724
thirty nine kpis that's none of them none
01:01:04.744 --> 01:01:05.545
of those kpis are k
01:01:06.505 --> 01:01:08.367
Can't have keys that are just so many
01:01:08.407 --> 01:01:08.887
of those things.
01:01:09.007 --> 01:01:11.409
That's not a good system.
01:01:11.929 --> 01:01:12.208
All right.
01:01:12.269 --> 01:01:14.630
Time for wait.
01:01:14.731 --> 01:01:15.012
Wait.
01:01:15.052 --> 01:01:16.773
You know, I have one way party shot.
01:01:17.873 --> 01:01:20.036
This is the parting shot.
01:01:20.476 --> 01:01:21.896
One last mic drop moment.
01:01:22.556 --> 01:01:23.358
No pressure.
01:01:23.797 --> 01:01:25.960
Just your legacy on the line.
01:01:28.021 --> 01:01:28.202
All right.
01:01:28.222 --> 01:01:28.942
Your legacy on the line.
01:01:28.961 --> 01:01:29.382
Party shot.
01:01:29.402 --> 01:01:30.824
What's your party shot for today, Dave?
01:01:31.320 --> 01:01:31.820
Parting shot,
01:01:32.360 --> 01:01:34.860
even though there's health care is more
01:01:34.880 --> 01:01:35.280
friction.
01:01:35.320 --> 01:01:36.322
We talked about the stress,
01:01:36.342 --> 01:01:38.822
the challenge of the friction and the
01:01:38.842 --> 01:01:39.663
third party payer.
01:01:40.083 --> 01:01:42.423
And even with health insurance premiums
01:01:42.443 --> 01:01:43.903
going up and copays going up and
01:01:43.923 --> 01:01:45.505
deductibles becoming higher.
01:01:46.344 --> 01:01:47.766
And unfortunately, most U.S.
01:01:47.786 --> 01:01:49.346
consumers are spending more out of pocket
01:01:49.385 --> 01:01:50.045
for all this,
01:01:50.126 --> 01:01:51.887
like before they get to the Medicare age.
01:01:51.927 --> 01:01:53.047
Right.
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It's good for the physical therapy
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P.T.O.T.
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world.
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Because more if you want to,
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if you get out of the system,
01:02:01.626 --> 01:02:03.007
and you charge either you bill out of
01:02:03.027 --> 01:02:03.567
network insurance,
01:02:03.606 --> 01:02:04.927
or you just charge a self pay rate,
01:02:05.867 --> 01:02:09.548
you can continue to pay your team members
01:02:09.688 --> 01:02:10.650
and keep great staff.
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That's what I'm doing.
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So that that's the challenge.
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Like,
01:02:15.150 --> 01:02:15.931
if you want to get out of the
01:02:15.972 --> 01:02:17.771
system, you have way more flexibility.
01:02:17.791 --> 01:02:20.072
And I think the the momentum of all
01:02:20.112 --> 01:02:22.074
the online video, we talked about Tiktok,
01:02:22.134 --> 01:02:24.574
Instagram, YouTube, Facebook,
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more consumers are understanding what we
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do, what we offer.
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And that momentum is helping justify why
01:02:31.282 --> 01:02:33.463
some practices like us are out of pocket
01:02:33.523 --> 01:02:35.887
and why it's different than in network
01:02:35.907 --> 01:02:36.527
copay.
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Yeah.
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Fix the leading cause of death in your
01:02:39.630 --> 01:02:40.751
business, right?
01:02:40.811 --> 01:02:42.974
If the leading cause of death is, uh,
01:02:42.994 --> 01:02:43.034
uh,
01:02:49.099 --> 01:02:51.179
figure out why spend it.
01:02:51.400 --> 01:02:53.641
Jerry Durham would like go sit in the
01:02:53.701 --> 01:02:54.021
lobby,
01:02:54.041 --> 01:02:55.262
but the lobby is not where it is.
01:02:55.742 --> 01:02:56.722
That's why this is hard.
01:02:56.742 --> 01:02:58.884
You don't know where that referral process
01:02:58.903 --> 01:03:01.204
is happening and where it's failing.
01:03:01.605 --> 01:03:02.326
Figure that out.
01:03:02.365 --> 01:03:04.626
My friends, it's worth several weeks,
01:03:04.746 --> 01:03:06.248
months of your time,
01:03:06.288 --> 01:03:07.648
because that is your leading cause of
01:03:07.688 --> 01:03:07.989
death.
01:03:08.429 --> 01:03:08.909
Fix that.
01:03:08.929 --> 01:03:10.889
And you got a chance, a chance,
01:03:10.929 --> 01:03:11.449
parting shot.
01:03:11.869 --> 01:03:13.150
Tony knows a guy who knows a guy
01:03:13.170 --> 01:03:14.331
who pays a hundred fifty hours for
01:03:14.371 --> 01:03:14.672
cuddling.
01:03:16.364 --> 01:03:17.525
I just read the comments.
01:03:17.585 --> 01:03:18.146
Just a joke.
01:03:18.166 --> 01:03:18.867
It's just a joke.
01:03:20.068 --> 01:03:21.269
We'll be back next week.
01:03:21.309 --> 01:03:22.971
We'll do more stuff.
01:03:22.990 --> 01:03:23.572
Tony will be back.
01:03:23.612 --> 01:03:26.353
Tony, rest the vocal cords.
01:03:26.775 --> 01:03:27.896
Hot tea, honey.
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Hot tea.
01:03:29.476 --> 01:03:30.878
Do you just call Dave honey?
01:03:30.898 --> 01:03:31.099
I'm sorry.
01:03:31.119 --> 01:03:35.523
Do you just call Tony honey, Dave?
01:03:35.563 --> 01:03:36.282
Hot tea and honey.
01:03:36.724 --> 01:03:37.684
Hot tea and honey.
01:03:37.804 --> 01:03:39.806
Gargle some warm salt water.
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Doesn't that work?
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That's it.
01:03:43.791 --> 01:03:44.291
We're out.
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Boys, what the hell are you doing?
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Follow Tony Maritato on YouTube at Total
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Therapy Solution.
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Find Dave Kittle at
01:03:50.775 --> 01:03:53.938
conciergepainrelief.com and on YouTube at
01:03:53.978 --> 01:03:55.159
The Dave Kittle Show.
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And follow Jimmy McKay at PG Podcasts on
01:03:58.641 --> 01:03:59.782
YouTube, the socials,
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and wherever you binge podcasts you
01:04:01.702 --> 01:04:02.884
pretend are for CEU.
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And hey, just a reminder,
01:04:05.583 --> 01:04:06.885
none of this was for advice.
01:04:06.925 --> 01:04:08.389
This was for entertainment only.
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Our lawyers say that counts.
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Thanks, Keith.
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Come on.
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Broadcasting way too early from three
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separate Wi-Fi connections.
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It's PT Breakfast Club with Tony Meritato,
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Dave Kittle, and Jimmy McKay.
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morning physical therapy welcome to pt
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breakfast club the only morning show where
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we talk about the stuff that you're
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thinking but hr told you not to say
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out loud uh today we are man down
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we are flags are flying in half mast
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if you're a podcaster or a live streamer
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Don't say it like that.
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And you lose your voice.
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Oh, right, right, right.
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It's for Tony.
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It's for his voice.
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Tony has lost his voice.
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I mean, what is that?
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You're a gymnast and you break your leg?
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I mean, those are equal.
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Those things are the same.
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Today,
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we're going to dig into a statistic.
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We don't usually do statistics.
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I tell people all the time,
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don't do statistics.
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But what I say is,
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don't do only a statistic.
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back it up with a thing.
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And we're gonna throw out statistic.
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The statistic is,
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seventy-six percent of patients never even
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start physical therapy when they get a
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referral.
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But here's the thing, it's probably,
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it's our fault.
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You have to own it.
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Okay, I'm gonna explain why.
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You're gonna hate me,
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then you're gonna agree with me.
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We're also gonna talk about the identity
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crisis quietly brewing inside the
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profession.
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I don't even know if it's quietly brewing
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inside the profession anymore,
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I just wrote that as an intro.
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And why healthcare keeps buying dashboards
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instead of fixing behavior.
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Coffee in hand, brain on.
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Let's begin.
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But Dave,
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you and I both know this is not
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show friends.
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It's like, be less lazy.
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Like, oh, better input, better output.
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So I used to be like, generate graphic.
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And I would get this, right?
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Sponsored by the Ministry of Silly Gates,
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right?
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I get this.
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I get this.
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I said this yesterday.
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I was talking to a friend when I
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was generating today's show rundown,
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and I said,
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we will hit a point when we do
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this enough that people are requesting for
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us to bring back a funny sponsor.
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That will happen.
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And here's why I know this.
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course Budweiser Bud Light ad campaign
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from a billion years ago like mid-two
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thousands if you don't know it go look
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on YouTube there's got to be videos and
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it was one concept and
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that had a framework, they tried it,
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it worked,
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and then they were able to spin off
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for, I mean, the thing ran for like,
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I don't even know, three or four years.
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I'll do a steal the strategy of that
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eventually in a later episode.
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That ad campaign was brilliant.
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That makes me feel stupid that I haven't
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brought it up on the show already.
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Will Boyd, liking chart hard.
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See what I mean?
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Like chart hard.
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Now, your graphic said chart harder.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Because that's what you want to do.
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But you chart harder with chart hard.
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Who would I get?
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You know who I would get if I
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were going to do a real?
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See down at the bottom, chart hard,
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Okay, okay.
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On the top, it's like just do it.
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Got it.
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The slogan.
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Yeah, yeah.
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You get Terry Crews.
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You get Terry Crews and he comes in
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and he takes,
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you see someone charting and they like,
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they use the regular AI and it's like
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three sentences.
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Terry Crews walks over, grabs the laptop,
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snaps it over his knee and goes,
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what is this?
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You might get audited.
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I need to see thirty six pages from
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a reeval.
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What are you doing?
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Does he have enough coffee, though?
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He doesn't have enough coffee in this.
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He looks angry.
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Oh, look at that.
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Yeah,
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I forgot that there's thirty seven piles.
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It's a pile of thirty seven coffees.
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I can't believe we're four minutes in.
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We're still talking about our sponsor.
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We talk about it for twelve minutes.
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So chart hard.
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That's a good one.
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All right.
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So I wanted to talk about this statistic.
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Kevin Brown shared this yesterday.
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on his LinkedIn page.
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And he had the statistic that said,
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and I'll get the citation wherever he got
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it.
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It doesn't even matter if the statistic is
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right.
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That's where we are in this world.
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We know this.
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Seventy-six percent of patients referred
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to PC never start care.
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And the ones who do,
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seventy percent of those drop out early.
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And I'm going to be using air quotes.
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I'm going to say early.
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Before the plan of care that the
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professional they came to see has said
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this would be three visits, twelve visits,
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eighty seven visits.
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Seventy percent of those people who
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actually do show up drop out early.
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So this I don't think this is a
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motivation problem.
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And I did a very popular Instagram video
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on this yesterday.
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Popular because you guys liked it and told
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me you liked it.
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I don't think it's a motivation problem in
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the video.
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I said it's a friction problem.
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We built a referral model that's easy for
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providers and it's not based on human
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behavior.
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So then in the video,
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if you look on my Instagram,
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I paralleled it with Netflix.
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Imagine you're the CEO of Netflix.
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Dave, you're the CEO of Netflix.
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Poof.
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And you're like, hey, marketing guys,
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how are we doing?
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What's the pipeline look like?
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And you're like, yes.
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If a hundred people sign up, turns out,
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seventy six percent of them never push
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play.
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because there's a two week delay from when
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you sign up for Netflix to when you
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can watch your first video.
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Now that's ridiculous if you're the CEO of
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Netflix, that's what healthcare is.
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Well,
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what about the people that do push play?
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They don't last a month and then they
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bail out.
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How long do you think Netflix would be
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in business?
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They'd be gone, right?
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I mean, right, I don't know.
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Can you hear me?
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Yeah, I mean,
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you absolutely have to invest in it and
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be creative and measure what works with
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marketing.
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So we know this.
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Nothing I just said was revolutionary.
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What do you do to fix this in
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your practice?
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And if Tony was here and if he
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is here and is able to type,
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we know his thumbs aren't broken.
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He's a smart guy.
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He'll show a comment.
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Why is this so complicated?
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Who benefits from it being complicated?
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And then who are the people who are
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doing it right?
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How do you do it?
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I know you have a very smooth system.
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Like, what do you think your ratio?
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It ain't seventy six percent of people who
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refer who get to Dave or get somewhere
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a referral.
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There's no way you're running at twenty
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four percent.
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Right.
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That that convert?
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Well, so this is like,
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this is like top of the funnel.
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And this is similar to like the APTA
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or the one of the other publications from
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the past five or ten years where it
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says only seven percent of people with
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musculoskeletal aches and pains actually
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get physical therapy.
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This is a different stat.
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Yeah, I'll get it.
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But this is saying seventy six of patients
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referred.
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So your doctor who everybody is like,
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this is God,
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maybe maybe less so in the in the
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Instagram era.
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But like my doctor wrote, said,
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go do PT.
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Seventy six percent of those people never
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start care.
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That's not a good number.
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And you're curious as to why.
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I mean,
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there's there's a couple a couple of right
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off the cuff hypotheses in terms of like.
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All right.
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Well,
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some people might have heard about the big
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box physical therapy.
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This kind of ties back into Nick Hoops.
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Is it Nick on LinkedIn?
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Hoops?
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Do you know him?
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H-O-O-P-E-S?
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He's from Ohio, I believe.
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Yeah.
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So a day ago,
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and maybe we can pull it in,
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but a day ago,
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he posted a post on LinkedIn,
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the uncomfortable truth about PT.
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And it was talking about
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the the big box volume based you know
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three four five whatever patients per day
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i think a combination of multiple things
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um some some consumers and and will boyd
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would be actually a perfect person to ask
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or you know get his sentiment on this
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i think a lot of people don't know
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what physical therapy is i think some
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people think when they hear physical
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therapy they're like that maybe that takes
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some effort and it's not just all passive
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like a massage or acupuncture that there's
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all these factors um
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They have to spend some money.
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They have to go somewhere.
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the, if, if, if, if, if, if, if,
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if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if,
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if, if, if, if, if, if, if,
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because I think it's,
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it's not just one thing.
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It's, it's multiple things, whether it's,
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Oh, my friend,
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I heard that my friend and my family
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member went to a big box physical therapy
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place and the place was, you know,
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packed with people.
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So, yeah, so maybe we can,
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maybe we can tie this in.
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So I commented on this and this kind
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of segues into like my biases with cash
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out of pocket,
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physical therapy or whatever.
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Oh man, this thing blew up.
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Forty one comments on LinkedIn is a lot.
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That is a lot.
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I'll try to find yours.
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And it's just from a day ago.
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Wow.
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Good on you, Nick.
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Touching a nerve.
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Where's yours?
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Yours is somewhere here.
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There it is.
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Hey, Nick,
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strongly disagree that many people simply
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can't afford even a hundred to a hundred
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fifty dollars for a self-pay PT visit.
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Most consumers are spenders.
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They spend money on whatever they value.
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Women spend two hundred dollars to get
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their haircut and blown out.
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People spend money on massages.
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This goes back to the we bitch about
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needs and not wants.
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I complain about food, mortgage rates,
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and gas prices.
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But I find the money for PlayStations.
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Exactly.
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That is part of the whole conversation.
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Exactly.
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But what I'm also talking about is this.
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There's got to be part of it.
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Because I said,
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if access is broken at the front door,
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it's complex.
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How do I get to PT?
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And then how do I use these benefits?
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This is on purpose, right?
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This is not a bug.
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This is a feature, right?
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Like Netflix, I bet you right now,
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if I went to Netflix.com,
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it's like name...
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Email address, credit card, start.
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But that is not what healthcare is.
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And that is, in my opinion,
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that's a feature, not a bug.
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Because you're paying for healthcare.
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If you're self-pay and you're paying out
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of pocket or you have no insurance and
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you want to pay out of pocket,
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the friction is very low.
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Or it should be, at least.
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Yes, yes, yes.
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But we're trained like Pavlov and his dog
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that you pay for health insurance every
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month.
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And I remember I wasn't even in PT
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school before someone reframed it.
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Like, you don't pay for health care.
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You're paying for health insurance.
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I'm like, those are the same things.
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And they're like,
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look at those two phrases.
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One says, they both say health.
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And that's where I fall apart.
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And then one says insurance and one says
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care.
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And you're like,
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car insurance and a car payment are
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different.
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I get a car with the car payment.
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With car insurance,
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if I smash into something, you know,
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quote, covered up to this amount.
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But we are in this country,
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we are like sort of beaten.
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and conditioned classically that this is
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what i get so my point is and
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i what i took about for this video
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is like dude this is hard on purpose
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so we never get there are there things
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we can do on our end because changing
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culture is huge important but hard what
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are people doing out there to make it
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so damn slippery like buy now the buy
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now button on amazon is worth trillions
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what is the buy now schedule now button
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can we simplify that like no so
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Part of the seventy six percent of people
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that are referred by their physician to
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physical therapy,
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we are not able to we meaning the
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physical therapy business owners,
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practice owners.
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We're not able to completely and directly
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influence what is said,
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what is said by the physician or the
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PA or the nurse or whatever.
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We're not able to frame it properly
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because it's their word.
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It's their words.
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It's their room.
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It's their office.
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Right.
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So these physicians, PAs, nurses, whoever,
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front desk people at some offices,
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at some doctor's offices are giving a
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list.
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They're giving you a list, Jimmy.
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Hey,
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here's a list of twenty three local
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physical therapy offices.
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No one is saying
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in my opinion, most,
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some physicians are great.
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If they're listening,
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I'm sure you're dialed in with this,
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but many physicians are just going to be
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like, Hey, you got back pain,
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go to physical therapy.
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They're not saying why you need physical
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therapy.
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They're not even justifying for two
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seconds, what they might do for you,
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why it's important.
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No side effects, uh,
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lower downstream medical bills.
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And you know,
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let's stop this thing before it gets out
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of hand.
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It's literally like, Hey Jimmy,
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just here's a piece of paper,
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this little referral,
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go to physical therapy for your back pain.
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No consumer,
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most consumers are not guided as to why
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they should do it.
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What's the benefit,
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why it's important to them,
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how it'll save them money,
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why it makes sense,
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why it'll help them get back to their
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goals.
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These physicians and PAs most of the time,
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most of the time don't care about their
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goals, right?
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So if Jimmy's the patient,
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they're not going to ask and know, oh,
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Jimmy is this podcaster who needs to have
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no back pain because he needs to be
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on planes and he's going to conferences.
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And he's got to be able to sit
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and do recordings and episodes.
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And if you need to get back to
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sitting as much as you do, Jimmy,
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You need to do physical therapy.
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We need to get this straightened out.
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We need to work.
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You probably need to work on, you know,
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your physical therapist is going to
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evaluate you and assess you and all that.
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So there's so many of these factors that
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are part of the conversation before they
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ever consider or reach out to a physical
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therapy office.
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So it's two things.
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Agreed.
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Let's just say,
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because I'm not a math major,
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let's just say half of the seventy six
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percent never show up to physical therapy
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and start because of what you just said.
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And the other half come to our website
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using air quotes.
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They get to whoever's website they were
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sent to.
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Let's own the other half.
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Because I still think we overcomplicate
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that part.
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Let's say we do have a person who
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has the money and the desire and they
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get to our website.
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You can ruin a lot of sales.
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You can ruin a lot of booking cruises.
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You can ruin a lot of any decisions
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if you make the friction...
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The coefficient of friction,
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look at me going back to physics.
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If the coefficient of friction is just
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slightly too high,
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it does not need to be crazy complex
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before I myself go,
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I saw this ad on Instagram.
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Then I went to your website,
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just clicked whatever shop.
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And I get there and you asked me
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to enter in like nine things.
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And then I got to take my credit
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card out of my pocket.
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What do I do?
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I go to Amazon,
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type in the name of your product,
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see if it's there.
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If it is, I might buy it.
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If it isn't definitely not buying it
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because they already have my credit card.
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It's that dumb.
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It is that dumb.
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We'll chime in and green points.
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Dave,
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there's a big difference between a
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referral and a pre-sold referral.
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And there's no,
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there's no pre-selling done.
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They don't, they don't care.
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They're like,
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they want the patient out of their office.
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Well, but they're, they're,
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they're rewarded for just for they,
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they're done at that point.
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Yep.
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This is them going, my haircut is done.
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And they're like, hey, man, hit the door.
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The next guy's coming in.
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So I will defend other people.
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They don't care because they don't care.
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We don't care either.
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We don't pre-sell like PAs or going back
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to a physician very well.
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Both are true.
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So agreed.
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So pre-sold meaning the referrer.
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whoever the sender is not selling the
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benefit of the receiver being the PT in
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this case.
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Right.
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And then Tony saying they don't know what
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this is unclear.
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They don't know what it will cost me
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money wise.
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They're just saying, go see,
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go see a PT, go to Dave.
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What's that cost?
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I don't know what you're going to need.
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Like when people come to me and they're
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like,
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can you do media or marketing for me?
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I'm like, yeah.
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They're like, what does it cost?
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I'm like,
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Could be anywhere from a dollar to a
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billion dollars.
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I don't know what you need.
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We just met.
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You said my image hurts.
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We might need to wash off that other
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stuff before we use this up.
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And they're practicing defensively.
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Yes, there it is.
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They're just saying, get out.
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Like, I don't know.
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I know the answer is something over here.
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This is simple, not easy.
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And if they don't,
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if they don't order it.
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Ah, there it is.
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If they don't order it,
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they're afraid of lawsuits.
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Sure.
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We're not.
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that is his perception as a patient.
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I don't disagree with Tony on that one,
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right?
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They're just like- So some,
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Tony's saying some of the percentage of
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the seventy-six percent
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are being referred and they might not
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actually be great candidates.
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They might, the physician,
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the PA or whatever,
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they probably know they're like,
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this patient shows up late all the time
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to my office.
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They're never going to go to physical
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therapy or whatever, like jokingly,
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like they're just,
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they're just making these referrals so
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that they can document it in the system
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because of the high volume of the patients
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are seeing and they're just checking a
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box.
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Yeah.
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Agreed.
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So my point for my video yesterday was
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I paralleled this with Netflix and we all
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laughed
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ha, ha, ha, Jimmy's being silly.
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Look what he's doing.
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He's paralleling healthcare and Netflix.
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That's cute.
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This would never fly with Netflix.
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Dude,
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they would have people in the boardroom
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being like, your asses are all maligned.
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Fix this in twenty minutes or you're out.
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And we just go, patient's noncompliant.
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They didn't show up.
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Imagine saying all the people who want to
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solve their boredom problem with Netflix,
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they're just noncompliant.
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Great, bro, but a business doesn't exist.
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Healthcare doesn't
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Floats.
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Like,
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we just keep floating this stupid thing.
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So my question is,
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we keep fixing other leaks.
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This is the biggest hole in the boat.
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Let's pretend this is the biggest hole in
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the boat in your clinic.
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Why aren't we fixing this?
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Stop every other thing until you fix this,
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or else what's the point?
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You are shoveling against the tide.
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You see how I self...
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uh i i keep it g-rated like we
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used to do that in radio we would
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sell people like you got to it got
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this this is becoming a family show i
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think we're going national we're going
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global it's a skill you're like what the
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are you talking about who does that who's
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editing in real time it's like me self
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edit but parents know how to do this
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parents have not you don't know how to
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do it yet because your kids don't probably
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oh oh oh no we're we're practicing already
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it's
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What age do kids start?
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He's repeating everything.
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I mean, he's twenty months old.
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He was repeating everything, you know,
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three months ago.
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Twenty months old.
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Wow.
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Where does that go?
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Almost two years old in March.
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Yeah.
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Will saying all those that are getting
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website traffic and aren't getting those
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people in the door need to hire you
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to meet me.
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They need to hire Jimmy and get the
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message out.
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Get Moe.
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I actually think I need to hire a
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combination of maybe me and Will or not
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me and Will,
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but like some people who do this.
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right?
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Say it to a business owner.
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Say it to a PT who's like,
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I don't understand how things work.
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A hundred people show up at your bar.
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Twenty-four come in.
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That's it.
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A hundred people got told by friends,
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this bar is dope.
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They get to your door.
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Only twenty-four walk in.
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Are you going to be a bar very
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long?
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And of those people that come in,
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seventy percent of twenty four,
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ten percent is two point four, two, four.
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I don't know.
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Seventy percent of those people.
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So to nine people out of one hundred
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actually buy a drink.
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That bar doesn't bar.
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That bar doesn't bar the barrier.
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What's wrong with your door?
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Maybe your signs are stupid.
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Maybe there's no on neon light.
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Your bar is done.
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And people told you to go fix this
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problem.
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The positive, I, yes, the websites,
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every website needs to get better.
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Mine included copywriting, you know,
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better design, whatever.
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I really,
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I mentioned this before in the show that
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there is the positive,
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the positive digital assistance of
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YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, you know,
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putting up images,
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especially videos showing inside your
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clinic.
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I'm trying to do more of it.
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Uh, and so,
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All of that is helping.
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And I think more consumers are seeing
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things on TikTok.
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I forgot.
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So TikTok, Instagram, Facebook,
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a little bit of YouTube, whatever.
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Like,
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I feel like more consumers are
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understanding.
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So this whole, you know,
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that's seventy six percent of people that
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are referred don't go to physical therapy.
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There's a whole other bucket.
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of people that were not referred that are
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self-referring themselves and finding
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people on instagram and practices and they
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see the therapist treating a patient
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talking to a patient or having fun or
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doing a tick-tock dance or whatever and
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that bucket of people are going themselves
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and i i bet it's it's i bet
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it's the inverse i bet it's like
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I don't know what the number is,
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but it's the majority of people seeing
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videos on Instagram or TikTok or whatever
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of a physical therapy office, chiro,
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massage, acupuncture, health and wellness,
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whatever.
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They are taking their own,
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of their own volition,
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they're taking the step to go and for
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themselves.
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Okay.
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So we are talking about top of funnel
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or mid funnel.
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Somewhere between mid...
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You're talking about top of funnel.
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I agree.
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That's where I like to live.
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But I think,
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and I don't want to speak for him,
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Will Boyd would say,
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your middle bottom of funnel,
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the time when someone touches the
00:22:13.404 --> 00:22:16.426
doorknob, that's too complicated.
00:22:16.527 --> 00:22:21.089
Imagine a bar doorknob with a keypad.
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Had a couple drinks.
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I don't know how this code works,
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so I go home.
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That's what I'm talking about.
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And there's the keypad.
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if you want to use your health insurance
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and have the friction of a third party
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payer and yes i know that some of
00:22:36.851 --> 00:22:38.771
your wages were garnished and that goes to
00:22:38.791 --> 00:22:40.792
your monthly premiums or whatever maybe
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and or you're paying your premiums
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directly and you want to use your health
00:22:43.934 --> 00:22:45.516
insurance i get it i get it but
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if you want to use this third party
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system you have to accept this historical
00:22:50.299 --> 00:22:53.642
ridiculous friction the keypad lock on the
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door
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Let's go to the phones here,
00:22:55.540 --> 00:22:56.060
the internets.
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David Rowan.
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I'm just going to call him D-three.
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D-three says, Dave,
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can you call Kim Kardashian and ask her
00:23:02.203 --> 00:23:02.904
to hype up PT?
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PT needs some celebrity endorsements.
00:23:04.565 --> 00:23:05.665
Absolutely.
00:23:06.165 --> 00:23:07.326
Tony talking with his thumbs today because
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he lost his voice.
00:23:08.768 --> 00:23:09.188
Same for me.
00:23:09.208 --> 00:23:10.929
We have more resources and information
00:23:10.969 --> 00:23:11.568
than ever.
00:23:11.628 --> 00:23:11.929
YouTube,
00:23:11.949 --> 00:23:14.290
ChatGPT have saved me tens of thousands of
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dollars.
00:23:14.810 --> 00:23:16.451
I just zhuzhed up my website this morning
00:23:16.471 --> 00:23:18.113
in an hour that I probably would have
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had to hire someone.
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I am now already ranking higher on Apple
00:23:21.334 --> 00:23:21.894
Podcasts.
00:23:22.494 --> 00:23:24.056
by doing two simple things.
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I already hit refresh.
00:23:25.696 --> 00:23:26.917
I now rank at the top if you
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go to Apple Podcasts and type in physical
00:23:28.439 --> 00:23:28.759
therapy.
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Test it.
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That was from using ChatGPT.
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That is money that might have gone to
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service providers.
00:23:33.883 --> 00:23:35.124
Someone else solved the problem.
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You are losing more people at the top
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of funnel.
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My point is literally,
00:23:39.767 --> 00:23:41.107
Josh Funk was talking about this.
00:23:41.588 --> 00:23:42.348
How are you getting,
00:23:42.970 --> 00:23:43.529
I think it was him.
00:23:43.609 --> 00:23:44.210
He said,
00:23:45.431 --> 00:23:47.633
your intake forms are costing you money.
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I bring my dad to a lot of
00:23:51.559 --> 00:23:52.279
doctor's appointments now.
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Do you know how many times I fill
00:23:53.181 --> 00:23:55.122
out the same damn paper form?
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Six times.
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You're telling me a chatbot can't ask me
00:23:58.503 --> 00:23:59.683
questions verbally.
00:23:59.984 --> 00:24:01.965
I answer them verbally, and then it goes,
00:24:02.026 --> 00:24:02.905
got it.
00:24:02.965 --> 00:24:04.186
There's the insurance number.
00:24:04.207 --> 00:24:05.488
There's the name, first, last, middle.
00:24:05.907 --> 00:24:07.028
It can't just disperse that.
00:24:07.307 --> 00:24:08.409
In twenty twenty six,
00:24:08.888 --> 00:24:10.250
it's losing you money because eventually
00:24:10.269 --> 00:24:10.950
I'm going to be so pissed.
00:24:10.990 --> 00:24:11.810
I just don't come back.
00:24:12.230 --> 00:24:13.030
Tony also saying,
00:24:13.050 --> 00:24:14.271
I wonder how many people get with
00:24:14.352 --> 00:24:15.771
orthopedic conditions like knee, hip,
00:24:15.791 --> 00:24:16.551
shoulder, OA pain,
00:24:16.892 --> 00:24:18.712
get a surgical recommendation and don't
00:24:18.792 --> 00:24:19.752
do, Ooh, this would be great.
00:24:19.972 --> 00:24:20.653
I bet you,
00:24:21.633 --> 00:24:25.773
I bet a hundred dollars American surgeons,
00:24:27.154 --> 00:24:29.355
surgeons process in the same healthcare
00:24:29.394 --> 00:24:30.714
system are smoother.
00:24:30.974 --> 00:24:31.296
Why?
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Because it matters more.
00:24:33.875 --> 00:24:35.936
Every person, every person who's going to,
00:24:36.116 --> 00:24:37.396
who's referred for surgery is
00:24:38.108 --> 00:24:39.608
when they touch the doorknob at the bar,
00:24:40.028 --> 00:24:42.650
it's ten grand, twenty grand, fifty grand.
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That's beach house money, baby.
00:24:44.210 --> 00:24:49.431
There's no my thoughts on Tony's question
00:24:49.570 --> 00:24:53.751
is it's it's a lower percentage of people
00:24:53.791 --> 00:24:56.113
that don't do it because historically
00:24:56.593 --> 00:24:57.792
physicians have this, you know,
00:24:57.873 --> 00:24:59.673
God influence the status.
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And if a surgeon says you need surgery,
00:25:03.077 --> 00:25:05.201
Most people are going to do it.
00:25:05.261 --> 00:25:06.063
A lot of people are going to do
00:25:06.083 --> 00:25:06.143
it.
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Agreed,
00:25:06.724 --> 00:25:09.108
but I'm still talking about top of funnel,
00:25:09.189 --> 00:25:09.849
I agree with you.
00:25:10.069 --> 00:25:11.152
That messaging is easier,
00:25:11.192 --> 00:25:11.973
plus they're closer.
00:25:12.054 --> 00:25:13.477
They're sitting in my office and I go,
00:25:13.797 --> 00:25:14.557
bone on bone, bro.
00:25:15.138 --> 00:25:15.780
Look at this x-ray.
00:25:16.484 --> 00:25:16.805
Agreed.
00:25:17.384 --> 00:25:17.945
You're selling.
00:25:18.205 --> 00:25:19.286
I'm not in the room when you're referring
00:25:19.326 --> 00:25:20.507
me as if I'm a physical therapist.
00:25:20.547 --> 00:25:21.488
What I'm talking about,
00:25:21.847 --> 00:25:23.409
I bet you the process to get it
00:25:23.548 --> 00:25:26.190
is a little better than ours because it's
00:25:26.369 --> 00:25:27.631
worth more.
00:25:27.911 --> 00:25:31.512
The PT clinic business national chain that
00:25:31.593 --> 00:25:34.374
starts solving this problem, listen to me,
00:25:34.934 --> 00:25:36.535
does not need to spend as much on
00:25:36.575 --> 00:25:36.935
marketing.
00:25:37.175 --> 00:25:38.195
And I'm a marketing guy.
00:25:38.916 --> 00:25:41.377
Fix the thing below and you don't have
00:25:41.417 --> 00:25:43.259
to worry about the thing above as much.
00:25:45.653 --> 00:25:47.076
Can you clarify that?
00:25:47.175 --> 00:25:48.977
Let's do a hundred.
00:25:49.136 --> 00:25:50.479
You get a hundred people paying it.
00:25:50.659 --> 00:25:51.799
A hundred people are sitting in a
00:25:51.859 --> 00:25:53.922
surgeon's office and the surgeon says,
00:25:54.882 --> 00:25:56.223
all hundred of you need surgery.
00:25:56.604 --> 00:25:57.944
Dave is saying, it sounds like,
00:25:57.964 --> 00:25:59.405
Dave is saying, well, yeah,
00:25:59.425 --> 00:26:00.846
because the surgeon has a God complex.
00:26:00.867 --> 00:26:01.708
So out of those hundred,
00:26:02.388 --> 00:26:03.750
ninety are going to be like, got it.
00:26:03.930 --> 00:26:04.411
I agree with you.
00:26:04.431 --> 00:26:05.652
Ten are going to go, I'm tough.
00:26:05.811 --> 00:26:06.332
I don't have the money.
00:26:06.352 --> 00:26:06.972
I don't want to deal with it.
00:26:07.413 --> 00:26:08.493
Ninety are going to step forward.
00:26:08.993 --> 00:26:10.256
I'm talking about the next step.
00:26:11.036 --> 00:26:11.396
What do I do?
00:26:12.352 --> 00:26:13.012
Do I book?
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My thing is,
00:26:14.294 --> 00:26:15.895
I bet you the assistant is already walking
00:26:15.976 --> 00:26:16.636
in going,
00:26:17.037 --> 00:26:17.897
I'm going to take you right here.
00:26:17.917 --> 00:26:18.999
We're going to get the paperwork filled
00:26:19.038 --> 00:26:19.159
out.
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Do this.
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Right.
00:26:20.760 --> 00:26:22.403
That's the friction point I'm talking
00:26:22.423 --> 00:26:22.603
about.
00:26:22.962 --> 00:26:25.365
And of those ninety seventy nine.
00:26:25.726 --> 00:26:27.288
But that's that's in-house.
00:26:27.307 --> 00:26:28.429
The next step you're talking about is
00:26:28.509 --> 00:26:30.090
in-house within the physician's office.
00:26:30.603 --> 00:26:31.983
That's a different situation when a
00:26:32.104 --> 00:26:33.986
physician is referring to physical therapy
00:26:34.006 --> 00:26:36.387
that is now external for another practice.
00:26:36.407 --> 00:26:37.368
It's like two different things.
00:26:37.749 --> 00:26:38.009
Yes.
00:26:38.410 --> 00:26:40.751
What I'm talking about is it's in our
00:26:40.791 --> 00:26:42.814
best interest as physical therapists.
00:26:42.854 --> 00:26:43.934
Since we're not in the room,
00:26:44.055 --> 00:26:45.496
we have to triple down on this.
00:26:46.156 --> 00:26:49.078
How do we improve when a hundred people
00:26:49.138 --> 00:26:50.980
are at a doctor's office getting a
00:26:51.020 --> 00:26:51.582
referral and
00:26:52.342 --> 00:26:54.344
And then we get a photocopied list.
00:26:54.644 --> 00:26:56.045
When someone lands at
00:26:56.164 --> 00:26:57.987
TotalTherapySolution.com,
00:26:58.788 --> 00:27:00.509
Tony says he has no intake form,
00:27:00.648 --> 00:27:01.349
no health questioners.
00:27:01.650 --> 00:27:02.451
Give me your name and signature.
00:27:02.471 --> 00:27:03.030
We start right now.
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That's no friction.
00:27:03.951 --> 00:27:06.874
I shouldn't say no friction.
00:27:06.993 --> 00:27:08.556
And you know he is a gem.
00:27:08.635 --> 00:27:09.375
He is rare,
00:27:09.497 --> 00:27:11.919
and everyone else has big intake forms.
00:27:11.959 --> 00:27:13.319
Tony still needs to get all the same
00:27:13.359 --> 00:27:15.781
information that ATI or Athletico gets.
00:27:16.142 --> 00:27:16.823
Tony just goes,
00:27:17.002 --> 00:27:19.144
I'm going to move that friction later.
00:27:20.193 --> 00:27:20.595
We don't,
00:27:21.095 --> 00:27:22.037
if you want to book a call with
00:27:22.076 --> 00:27:23.659
me for me to look at your marketing,
00:27:23.999 --> 00:27:25.381
I send you one link and I just
00:27:25.401 --> 00:27:26.722
need your name, email address,
00:27:26.903 --> 00:27:28.505
then you pick the time and date to
00:27:28.525 --> 00:27:29.105
get scheduled.
00:27:29.366 --> 00:27:30.828
How many PT clinics can say that?
00:27:31.740 --> 00:27:33.281
When their call to action is call me,
00:27:33.682 --> 00:27:34.182
my man,
00:27:34.201 --> 00:27:36.463
it's twenty twenty five about to be twenty
00:27:36.483 --> 00:27:36.844
twenty six.
00:27:37.023 --> 00:27:37.884
I'm probably not calling you.
00:27:38.964 --> 00:27:39.625
It's friction filled.
00:27:39.786 --> 00:27:40.066
Yes,
00:27:40.266 --> 00:27:41.306
I am a lazy son of a bitch.
00:27:42.406 --> 00:27:43.928
The ten numbers I have to dial too
00:27:43.948 --> 00:27:44.067
much.
00:27:44.428 --> 00:27:46.469
Give me the Calendly link and let me
00:27:46.528 --> 00:27:49.010
book myself because I'm an adult and you
00:27:49.030 --> 00:27:51.051
have computers with an EHR.
00:27:51.432 --> 00:27:53.313
I'm literally talking about this basic
00:27:53.353 --> 00:27:54.394
thing, right?
00:27:56.414 --> 00:27:59.336
One overlooked thing with this is if it's
00:27:59.457 --> 00:27:59.997
in network.
00:28:00.786 --> 00:28:04.528
and it's the copay it's easier to be
00:28:04.548 --> 00:28:06.210
a hundred percent digital if you are
00:28:06.250 --> 00:28:08.131
selling a three hundred dollar evaluation
00:28:08.691 --> 00:28:11.252
and then so jimmy back pain you you
00:28:11.272 --> 00:28:12.653
want to just do a chat bot you
00:28:12.673 --> 00:28:14.214
want to do email whatever you want to
00:28:14.255 --> 00:28:17.356
message into my practice yes we we ideally
00:28:17.376 --> 00:28:18.597
want to get you on the phone because
00:28:18.637 --> 00:28:20.538
of the different situation now you might
00:28:20.578 --> 00:28:22.080
say you might say you know i want
00:28:22.101 --> 00:28:23.981
a book or whatever we want to because
00:28:24.102 --> 00:28:25.603
i want to we want to drop on
00:28:25.643 --> 00:28:26.864
the phone call we want to say
00:28:27.463 --> 00:28:28.305
We want context.
00:28:28.365 --> 00:28:29.345
We want to build rapport.
00:28:29.384 --> 00:28:30.105
We want to let you know,
00:28:30.125 --> 00:28:30.605
we want to,
00:28:30.645 --> 00:28:32.708
we want to build some goodwill before we
00:28:32.748 --> 00:28:33.949
drop it on you and say, Hey,
00:28:34.388 --> 00:28:36.410
we actually don't take any insurances and
00:28:36.470 --> 00:28:37.790
it's a three hundred dollar valuation.
00:28:38.151 --> 00:28:38.612
And we need,
00:28:38.811 --> 00:28:41.493
we need some context to build that up.
00:28:42.334 --> 00:28:43.015
And now, now, of course,
00:28:43.055 --> 00:28:43.855
if you're just like, well,
00:28:43.994 --> 00:28:44.915
I'm not going to get on a phone
00:28:44.935 --> 00:28:45.557
call and whatever.
00:28:45.717 --> 00:28:48.317
And that's not what I said.
00:28:48.357 --> 00:28:48.598
Sorry.
00:28:48.638 --> 00:28:48.818
Sorry.
00:28:48.858 --> 00:28:49.038
Sorry.
00:28:49.659 --> 00:28:50.960
I would one thousand percent get on a
00:28:50.980 --> 00:28:51.381
phone call.
00:28:52.240 --> 00:28:53.442
I'm not going to make the first step
00:28:53.521 --> 00:28:54.762
into ambiguity with a phone call.
00:28:56.126 --> 00:28:57.067
So what's the first step?
00:28:57.086 --> 00:28:58.587
Does someone pick a time for Dave to
00:28:58.607 --> 00:29:01.548
call them?
00:29:01.568 --> 00:29:03.789
Like with you?
00:29:04.430 --> 00:29:04.549
Yeah.
00:29:04.589 --> 00:29:06.269
If I go to conciergepaymentrelief.com,
00:29:06.730 --> 00:29:07.250
what do I do?
00:29:07.290 --> 00:29:08.790
Do I click to get a call or
00:29:08.810 --> 00:29:09.692
do I have to click to book a
00:29:09.731 --> 00:29:10.892
call or do I have to actually dial
00:29:10.932 --> 00:29:11.531
numbers and call?
00:29:12.373 --> 00:29:13.833
So of course you can fill out a
00:29:13.873 --> 00:29:15.272
form on our website if you want.
00:29:15.773 --> 00:29:18.233
But we got to get back to you,
00:29:18.275 --> 00:29:18.734
obviously.
00:29:18.934 --> 00:29:19.595
That's okay.
00:29:20.515 --> 00:29:21.576
I'm okay with that.
00:29:22.695 --> 00:29:23.576
Okay.
00:29:23.695 --> 00:29:25.537
So it's either you submit a form.
00:29:26.227 --> 00:29:28.229
Or we have a phone number.
00:29:28.449 --> 00:29:29.569
You can call it right now.
00:29:29.589 --> 00:29:30.770
Someone else is going to answer it and
00:29:30.931 --> 00:29:31.971
get your lead information.
00:29:32.392 --> 00:29:33.854
This is my feeling.
00:29:34.034 --> 00:29:35.194
I would love to hear what Will or
00:29:35.234 --> 00:29:35.734
Tony think.
00:29:35.935 --> 00:29:37.977
I literally think by moving the friction
00:29:37.997 --> 00:29:39.057
like Tony does downline...
00:29:39.337 --> 00:29:40.479
Tony still needs to get all their
00:29:40.519 --> 00:29:41.259
insurance information.
00:29:41.400 --> 00:29:43.102
He just doesn't make it a barrier at
00:29:43.122 --> 00:29:43.622
the front door.
00:29:43.642 --> 00:29:44.823
Imagine you had to walk up to a
00:29:44.863 --> 00:29:46.625
bar and you had to scan your ID
00:29:46.664 --> 00:29:47.905
and show your social security card.
00:29:47.945 --> 00:29:49.247
And you're like, I don't fucking have it.
00:29:49.267 --> 00:29:49.646
I'm leaving.
00:29:50.407 --> 00:29:53.790
All I'm saying is... Uh...
00:29:54.949 --> 00:29:55.769
Move it downstream.
00:29:56.329 --> 00:29:56.829
Book a call.
00:29:57.029 --> 00:29:58.411
Like I'd rather, I'd rather you,
00:29:58.751 --> 00:30:00.232
Dave would probably rather do a bunch of
00:30:00.272 --> 00:30:01.093
thirty minute calls,
00:30:01.633 --> 00:30:03.394
more thirty minute calls to rule people
00:30:03.555 --> 00:30:06.876
out than waiting for those people to call.
00:30:07.757 --> 00:30:09.979
I want to get people on my calendar
00:30:10.078 --> 00:30:11.099
doing visibility calls.
00:30:11.339 --> 00:30:12.461
That's where you tell me everything about
00:30:12.500 --> 00:30:12.661
you.
00:30:12.740 --> 00:30:14.541
I ask you ten to fifteen questions and
00:30:14.561 --> 00:30:15.142
then I go,
00:30:15.201 --> 00:30:16.143
I'm going to give you a report in
00:30:16.163 --> 00:30:16.522
your email.
00:30:17.044 --> 00:30:18.064
It's going to show you where your gaps
00:30:18.104 --> 00:30:19.724
are from everything you just told me and
00:30:19.744 --> 00:30:20.806
then I'm going to put this much of
00:30:20.846 --> 00:30:22.267
a plan into it and if you want
00:30:22.287 --> 00:30:22.606
it, great.
00:30:22.646 --> 00:30:23.407
If not, also great.
00:30:24.234 --> 00:30:24.796
But if I said,
00:30:24.855 --> 00:30:26.116
call me and I'll figure out when I'm
00:30:26.277 --> 00:30:27.357
like, I'm telling you,
00:30:27.397 --> 00:30:28.499
that is a big barrier.
00:30:28.618 --> 00:30:30.339
That is a huge, huge barrier.
00:30:30.480 --> 00:30:31.961
Buy now is worth billions.
00:30:32.321 --> 00:30:33.923
Tony switching platforms to share the love
00:30:33.962 --> 00:30:35.203
to get you watch time on different
00:30:35.223 --> 00:30:35.605
platforms.
00:30:35.944 --> 00:30:36.746
Oh, thank you, Tony.
00:30:37.066 --> 00:30:37.526
You the man.
00:30:38.227 --> 00:30:38.847
So smart.
00:30:41.094 --> 00:30:43.375
Um, I, I think this is, yeah,
00:30:43.435 --> 00:30:44.636
Tony will take the risk of giving a
00:30:44.696 --> 00:30:46.018
free visit that doesn't get paid by
00:30:46.038 --> 00:30:46.578
insurance.
00:30:46.778 --> 00:30:48.359
Then make patients wait for me to verify
00:30:48.400 --> 00:30:48.700
coverage.
00:30:49.141 --> 00:30:50.521
He still has to verify coverage.
00:30:50.842 --> 00:30:52.603
He's just moving it downstream.
00:30:52.863 --> 00:30:53.223
And I,
00:30:53.304 --> 00:30:54.625
this is not a thing Dave should be
00:30:54.664 --> 00:30:54.944
doing.
00:30:55.384 --> 00:30:57.906
Dave should be when we have a qualified
00:30:57.946 --> 00:30:59.568
person, or I do agree with you.
00:30:59.588 --> 00:31:00.449
You're like, listen,
00:31:00.608 --> 00:31:02.471
I'm the only person who that's a Dave
00:31:02.490 --> 00:31:02.691
thing.
00:31:03.151 --> 00:31:05.113
Only Dave can really like hear the thing
00:31:05.173 --> 00:31:07.054
between the words agreed, agreed, agreed,
00:31:07.115 --> 00:31:07.375
agreed.
00:31:07.734 --> 00:31:08.836
I don't think we're disagreeing.
00:31:10.663 --> 00:31:12.203
But you're also different because you're
00:31:12.223 --> 00:31:13.525
cash, which I like.
00:31:13.884 --> 00:31:14.965
So you need to explain more.
00:31:15.385 --> 00:31:17.106
I still think the smoother you make...
00:31:17.346 --> 00:31:19.008
All I'm saying is the smoother you make
00:31:19.028 --> 00:31:21.630
this with as few clicks as possible and
00:31:21.670 --> 00:31:24.191
as few calories burned in your brain,
00:31:24.971 --> 00:31:25.251
the better.
00:31:25.571 --> 00:31:25.872
You win.
00:31:26.553 --> 00:31:29.273
But we're trying to fix brands and colors
00:31:29.314 --> 00:31:30.674
and which TikTok dance we should do.
00:31:30.714 --> 00:31:31.776
And I'm like, wrong.
00:31:32.720 --> 00:31:34.780
use of brain power yeah you're yeah you're
00:31:35.020 --> 00:31:37.103
you're talking about the fundamentals of
00:31:37.803 --> 00:31:40.344
onboard like contacting and speaking with
00:31:40.404 --> 00:31:43.605
prospective patients what's that flow is
00:31:43.665 --> 00:31:45.346
how much resistance should be there what's
00:31:45.386 --> 00:31:47.888
the process all that yes all that is
00:31:48.588 --> 00:31:50.309
table stakes in my opinion then then all
00:31:50.329 --> 00:31:52.070
the other stuff like you said website copy
00:31:52.151 --> 00:31:54.813
design tick tock videos instagram content
00:31:54.853 --> 00:31:55.093
whatever
00:31:55.615 --> 00:31:55.835
Yeah,
00:31:55.894 --> 00:31:57.355
nothing gets in the way of a complicated
00:31:57.395 --> 00:31:58.635
evaluation, says Tony.
00:31:58.777 --> 00:32:01.377
But most of my evaluations are twenty
00:32:01.397 --> 00:32:01.938
minutes or less.
00:32:02.038 --> 00:32:03.318
Very low cost for me to evaluate a
00:32:03.358 --> 00:32:03.719
new referral.
00:32:04.219 --> 00:32:04.838
He's like,
00:32:05.960 --> 00:32:06.740
put the person in front of me.
00:32:07.099 --> 00:32:07.641
Let's go.
00:32:07.681 --> 00:32:08.141
Here we go.
00:32:08.181 --> 00:32:08.721
I'll figure it out later.
00:32:08.820 --> 00:32:10.741
Don't worry, we'll figure it out later.
00:32:10.761 --> 00:32:10.942
He's like,
00:32:11.001 --> 00:32:12.522
I'd rather do a bunch of C minuses,
00:32:12.583 --> 00:32:15.964
which means I did something and it didn't
00:32:16.005 --> 00:32:16.625
lead to anything.
00:32:17.204 --> 00:32:20.227
Then he's not stepping over dollars to
00:32:20.267 --> 00:32:20.846
pick up dimes.
00:32:22.201 --> 00:32:23.403
Imagine ATI did this.
00:32:23.522 --> 00:32:25.084
Imagine Athletico did this.
00:32:25.144 --> 00:32:27.665
Imagine, like, that's a lot of dimes.
00:32:28.086 --> 00:32:29.146
That's a lot of dollars.
00:32:29.607 --> 00:32:30.268
That's all I'm saying.
00:32:32.089 --> 00:32:34.191
Speaking of dimes and dollars,
00:32:34.230 --> 00:32:35.551
you're going to appreciate this.
00:32:37.534 --> 00:32:38.515
Dave's already queued up.
00:32:38.535 --> 00:32:39.955
We've got a new sponsor, Dave.
00:32:39.976 --> 00:32:40.796
I don't know if you're shocked.
00:32:40.816 --> 00:32:41.636
This is your shock space.
00:32:41.997 --> 00:32:44.778
Welcome to the show, Referral Facts Pro.
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00:32:47.568 --> 00:32:49.329
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00:32:59.494 --> 00:33:00.634
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00:33:00.875 --> 00:33:01.915
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00:33:09.833 --> 00:33:11.492
You know, I was, for the longest time,
00:33:11.512 --> 00:33:11.732
you know,
00:33:11.813 --> 00:33:14.334
I was poo-pooing fax machines and all
00:33:14.354 --> 00:33:14.574
that.
00:33:16.034 --> 00:33:19.394
And this calendar year, I started paying,
00:33:19.474 --> 00:33:21.154
we started paying five bucks a month for
00:33:21.355 --> 00:33:22.516
digital faxes.
00:33:22.576 --> 00:33:25.276
So we get the fax over email,
00:33:26.057 --> 00:33:26.957
and it's just for referrals.
00:33:26.977 --> 00:33:27.396
So it's like,
00:33:27.957 --> 00:33:29.336
in terms of marketing and new patients,
00:33:29.356 --> 00:33:29.497
like,
00:33:30.037 --> 00:33:31.577
why not just open the channel up for,
00:33:31.837 --> 00:33:32.837
you know, for five bucks a month?
00:33:33.589 --> 00:33:36.092
And offices can fax a referral because
00:33:36.112 --> 00:33:37.873
that's how they do it.
00:33:37.893 --> 00:33:38.814
They just don't email it.
00:33:38.834 --> 00:33:40.335
They don't do it.
00:33:40.375 --> 00:33:42.036
Yeah, I agree with Will here.
00:33:42.056 --> 00:33:42.336
He says,
00:33:42.635 --> 00:33:44.517
I like for Dave's business has more
00:33:44.576 --> 00:33:44.998
friction.
00:33:45.718 --> 00:33:47.598
So yours should be a little bit like
00:33:47.659 --> 00:33:48.319
Ninja Warrior.
00:33:48.940 --> 00:33:50.721
But let's dial what that coefficient of
00:33:50.761 --> 00:33:51.242
friction is.
00:33:51.262 --> 00:33:52.304
Let's not make it impossible.
00:33:52.785 --> 00:33:53.986
Let's not make them solve math.
00:33:54.066 --> 00:33:55.086
Just, just a little bit,
00:33:55.347 --> 00:33:55.968
just a little bit.
00:33:56.088 --> 00:33:58.570
I got to make sure that you really,
00:33:59.011 --> 00:34:00.133
you're not looking for anything.
00:34:00.334 --> 00:34:01.375
I prospect the patient with us.
00:34:01.394 --> 00:34:03.336
Like you're not just looking for like any
00:34:03.436 --> 00:34:04.518
physical therapist with a pulse.
00:34:05.078 --> 00:34:06.259
We need to make sure that the,
00:34:06.500 --> 00:34:08.523
the qualified leads sit to use,
00:34:08.682 --> 00:34:09.724
to use a wills.
00:34:10.264 --> 00:34:12.867
uh terminology here qualified lead is
00:34:12.907 --> 00:34:14.208
someone who is serious about their health
00:34:14.248 --> 00:34:15.871
and wellness they have a certain have the
00:34:15.911 --> 00:34:17.733
money goal they have a certain no no
00:34:17.813 --> 00:34:19.414
not necessarily of course they have they
00:34:19.434 --> 00:34:20.735
have to have the money or find get
00:34:20.775 --> 00:34:22.878
the money someone who is goal oriented
00:34:22.898 --> 00:34:24.460
they want to get back to doing something
00:34:25.141 --> 00:34:27.804
as opposed to like you know some you
00:34:27.824 --> 00:34:29.005
know tony's mentioned before where like
00:34:29.025 --> 00:34:30.606
patients call in and they're like i need
00:34:30.646 --> 00:34:31.807
six physical therapy visits
00:34:32.614 --> 00:34:34.434
treated so that I can qualify for an
00:34:34.454 --> 00:34:35.974
MRI.
00:34:36.614 --> 00:34:37.875
We do not see that type of person
00:34:37.914 --> 00:34:39.914
because they're not going to spend
00:34:39.934 --> 00:34:43.735
hundreds of dollars times six or thousands
00:34:43.795 --> 00:34:44.576
to do that.
00:34:45.215 --> 00:34:45.896
I agree with that.
00:34:46.275 --> 00:34:47.396
Will likes referral facts.
00:34:47.516 --> 00:34:48.077
I want to know, Will,
00:34:48.097 --> 00:34:49.597
do you like referral facts or do you
00:34:49.637 --> 00:34:50.777
like our other sponsor,
00:34:50.817 --> 00:34:52.416
which was Chart Hard?
00:34:53.398 --> 00:34:53.878
Which one better?
00:34:55.998 --> 00:34:58.338
Tony is asking if we've done sponsorship
00:34:58.358 --> 00:34:59.858
from the Rotary Cup, the party game.
00:35:00.079 --> 00:35:01.199
They have not returned my calls.
00:35:02.708 --> 00:35:05.472
They are a very big seller this Christmas.
00:35:05.492 --> 00:35:06.753
They don't need sponsorship on the show
00:35:06.873 --> 00:35:07.333
this year.
00:35:08.014 --> 00:35:10.358
Does Referral Facts Pro charge per page?
00:35:10.398 --> 00:35:11.500
Ben Galen is asking.
00:35:11.960 --> 00:35:13.101
No, they don't charge per page.
00:35:13.121 --> 00:35:15.704
They charge per syllable.
00:35:15.804 --> 00:35:17.547
So it's expensive and shitty.
00:35:20.210 --> 00:35:21.992
We talk a lot about Big Pharma.
00:35:22.032 --> 00:35:25.036
Big Facts and Big Printer Inc.
00:35:25.097 --> 00:35:26.297
They are the mafia.
00:35:26.398 --> 00:35:29.141
Those are the real behind-the-scenes guys.
00:35:29.201 --> 00:35:29.842
David's saying,
00:35:30.121 --> 00:35:31.463
you'd be surprised how many clinics still
00:35:31.483 --> 00:35:32.184
fax in their orders.
00:35:32.224 --> 00:35:33.565
We will always have fax machines.
00:35:33.927 --> 00:35:35.088
Go to SME.com.
00:35:35.367 --> 00:35:36.409
Buy your fax machines.
00:35:36.449 --> 00:35:37.871
They've got refurbished fax machines from
00:35:41.471 --> 00:35:42.391
Oh, my Lord.
00:35:42.972 --> 00:35:44.012
This is your ad campaign.
00:35:44.233 --> 00:35:45.293
Rotary Cup, the party game.
00:35:45.353 --> 00:35:47.695
We we sell failed physical therapy in a
00:35:47.735 --> 00:35:48.155
can.
00:35:48.416 --> 00:35:49.456
Yes.
00:35:49.496 --> 00:35:51.697
New York allowed some if the top
00:35:51.757 --> 00:35:52.157
restaurant.
00:35:52.297 --> 00:35:52.918
Yes.
00:35:53.458 --> 00:35:55.139
Ben, I like when you reframe it.
00:35:55.661 --> 00:35:58.021
If what's a great what a what a
00:35:58.041 --> 00:35:58.802
fancy Nobu.
00:35:58.882 --> 00:35:59.443
Is that a restaurant?
00:35:59.463 --> 00:36:00.923
Is that L.A.?
00:36:01.123 --> 00:36:02.945
Carbone is a big one that you can't
00:36:03.346 --> 00:36:04.385
you and I couldn't get you in it
00:36:04.565 --> 00:36:05.146
right now today.
00:36:05.871 --> 00:36:06.510
Dave couldn't.
00:36:06.670 --> 00:36:07.231
Dave could get him.
00:36:07.311 --> 00:36:08.092
Dave couldn't get Jimmy.
00:36:09.052 --> 00:36:10.532
I'd have to contact one of my clients
00:36:10.652 --> 00:36:12.893
and ask for a favor if I needed
00:36:12.913 --> 00:36:14.594
to get Jimmy in the Carbone tonight.
00:36:14.614 --> 00:36:15.074
All right.
00:36:15.134 --> 00:36:16.755
So if Carbone,
00:36:16.994 --> 00:36:18.474
Ben Galen on LinkedIn is saying,
00:36:18.494 --> 00:36:21.436
if the top restaurant in New York actually
00:36:21.516 --> 00:36:22.717
let you come in same day,
00:36:24.099 --> 00:36:25.378
It wouldn't be the top restaurant in New
00:36:25.398 --> 00:36:25.579
York.
00:36:25.739 --> 00:36:27.000
That's okay for friction.
00:36:27.300 --> 00:36:28.739
That's okay if you sell penthouse.
00:36:29.019 --> 00:36:30.621
They are not selling steaks.
00:36:30.920 --> 00:36:32.501
That's the difference between Nobu and
00:36:32.541 --> 00:36:36.021
Carbone versus McDonald's version of
00:36:36.041 --> 00:36:36.382
pizza.
00:36:36.521 --> 00:36:38.643
But know who you are.
00:36:39.862 --> 00:36:40.422
Never mind you.
00:36:40.563 --> 00:36:40.882
Never mind.
00:36:40.902 --> 00:36:41.503
I'm going to erase that.
00:36:41.943 --> 00:36:44.123
Know who you're trying to get in your
00:36:44.164 --> 00:36:46.264
door and then act appropriately.
00:36:46.565 --> 00:36:47.364
That's all I'm saying.
00:36:48.324 --> 00:36:49.364
Look what McDonald's does now.
00:36:50.266 --> 00:36:51.445
First of all, McDonald's looks like a
00:36:52.898 --> 00:36:56.043
Apple Store, like where's Grimace?
00:36:56.704 --> 00:36:59.389
It's like these walls and like not even
00:36:59.409 --> 00:37:00.590
a ball pit anymore, kids.
00:37:00.931 --> 00:37:02.152
And then you walk up to a giant
00:37:02.253 --> 00:37:03.856
iPad that looks fun just to order food.
00:37:04.878 --> 00:37:05.938
They are friction,
00:37:06.099 --> 00:37:07.780
or the app before you pull in.
00:37:08.181 --> 00:37:10.222
They understand what they are selling.
00:37:10.463 --> 00:37:13.726
Access, simplicity, pretty okay food,
00:37:13.746 --> 00:37:14.666
if that's okay to you,
00:37:15.126 --> 00:37:16.047
as quickly as possible.
00:37:16.108 --> 00:37:18.570
So Ben, nail, head, hit.
00:37:20.052 --> 00:37:21.512
It wouldn't be coveted, right?
00:37:22.193 --> 00:37:23.574
Dave's first question is,
00:37:23.675 --> 00:37:24.936
do you have the monies?
00:37:25.317 --> 00:37:25.936
No, no.
00:37:25.996 --> 00:37:28.579
Look at some of the things.
00:37:28.599 --> 00:37:29.481
Look at some of the videos.
00:37:29.581 --> 00:37:29.641
Yes.
00:37:30.682 --> 00:37:31.623
Look at some of the videos that I've
00:37:31.684 --> 00:37:32.565
known you've seen.
00:37:33.324 --> 00:37:37.289
Are you a CEO in Pittsburgh,
00:37:37.309 --> 00:37:39.429
Pennsylvania making two-fifty or more and
00:37:39.510 --> 00:37:41.992
want to make sure you're jacked and live
00:37:42.012 --> 00:37:42.992
your life to the fullest?
00:37:44.994 --> 00:37:47.637
Those are disqualifying questions.
00:37:47.836 --> 00:37:49.097
They don't want those people getting down
00:37:49.117 --> 00:37:49.559
the funnel.
00:37:50.699 --> 00:37:50.960
Right?
00:37:51.320 --> 00:37:52.141
They are on purpose.
00:37:53.463 --> 00:37:54.925
I should have said failed physical therapy
00:37:54.965 --> 00:37:55.764
in a six-pack.
00:37:56.125 --> 00:37:57.425
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:37:57.485 --> 00:37:58.266
Well, six visits again.
00:37:58.286 --> 00:37:59.885
All right.
00:37:59.905 --> 00:38:01.047
Maybe more clinics should raise their
00:38:01.106 --> 00:38:01.666
standards.
00:38:01.806 --> 00:38:02.666
Ding, dong.
00:38:02.686 --> 00:38:03.047
Otherwise,
00:38:03.086 --> 00:38:04.208
it's a race to the bottom of taking
00:38:04.288 --> 00:38:04.867
any insurance.
00:38:08.068 --> 00:38:08.409
Exactly.
00:38:08.429 --> 00:38:08.969
Exactly.
00:38:09.510 --> 00:38:10.849
You want high volume, low margin?
00:38:11.130 --> 00:38:12.871
You got the race to the bottom.
00:38:12.891 --> 00:38:14.652
For us, we're able to raise our rates.
00:38:14.692 --> 00:38:16.532
We got people signing new client paperwork
00:38:16.552 --> 00:38:17.873
today, yesterday, this week.
00:38:18.353 --> 00:38:20.393
They signed new client paperwork that
00:38:20.554 --> 00:38:20.974
says...
00:38:21.842 --> 00:38:23.864
Here's the rate for our services.
00:38:24.445 --> 00:38:26.186
And at a future date, it, you know,
00:38:26.347 --> 00:38:27.067
now we're in December.
00:38:27.146 --> 00:38:28.809
So it used to be our paperwork did
00:38:28.849 --> 00:38:30.409
say January first, but now it's, you know,
00:38:30.530 --> 00:38:31.371
in the next three to six months,
00:38:31.391 --> 00:38:32.871
whatever a future date, June first,
00:38:32.911 --> 00:38:35.793
whatever this rate will increase by
00:38:35.873 --> 00:38:38.755
whatever percentage three to ten percent.
00:38:39.317 --> 00:38:41.699
It's a baked in price raise.
00:38:43.998 --> 00:38:46.320
If we continue to deliver value.
00:38:46.922 --> 00:38:47.342
Yes.
00:38:47.802 --> 00:38:48.684
Kevin Hart would say,
00:38:49.304 --> 00:38:51.668
say it with your chest.
00:38:52.449 --> 00:38:53.751
Do not be like Martha.
00:38:53.771 --> 00:38:54.833
Remember Martha the other day?
00:38:54.853 --> 00:38:55.934
That thing we read?
00:38:55.954 --> 00:38:56.114
The...
00:38:58.246 --> 00:39:00.248
microsoft word document that was printed
00:39:00.307 --> 00:39:02.028
on the on the on the door and
00:39:02.048 --> 00:39:03.409
they put like martha will be charging
00:39:03.469 --> 00:39:05.391
fifteen more dollars per session because
00:39:05.471 --> 00:39:09.373
martha is good to know you already lost
00:39:10.034 --> 00:39:12.777
sorry martha i do not disagree martha's
00:39:12.856 --> 00:39:14.677
probably an amazing physical therapist
00:39:15.259 --> 00:39:17.059
martha does not understand who she's
00:39:17.079 --> 00:39:20.041
talking to what she's selling or how to
00:39:20.081 --> 00:39:21.922
sell it i've got to be harsh i
00:39:21.963 --> 00:39:22.503
have to be harsh
00:39:22.923 --> 00:39:23.664
but I love you, Martha.
00:39:23.684 --> 00:39:24.784
I actually don't know who Martha is,
00:39:24.945 --> 00:39:26.025
but I probably would love her because
00:39:26.045 --> 00:39:26.826
she's a PT.
00:39:26.925 --> 00:39:28.047
That whole, that post,
00:39:28.126 --> 00:39:30.507
that seemed like she's not the owner.
00:39:30.568 --> 00:39:31.708
It seemed like she's probably like the
00:39:32.128 --> 00:39:33.429
most popular staff PT,
00:39:33.469 --> 00:39:34.951
like the main PT or something.
00:39:35.570 --> 00:39:36.952
I didn't understand that when I first
00:39:36.992 --> 00:39:37.632
worked in the clinic,
00:39:37.652 --> 00:39:39.172
like why like all of us were getting
00:39:39.273 --> 00:39:40.673
one rate and then there was one dude
00:39:40.713 --> 00:39:41.155
who was like,
00:39:41.655 --> 00:39:43.315
I charged one hundred twenty five dollars
00:39:43.376 --> 00:39:44.597
more and I was like, huh?
00:39:44.617 --> 00:39:45.117
And then I got it.
00:39:46.338 --> 00:39:47.257
It's like a law for everyone.
00:39:47.538 --> 00:39:50.300
Law firms, accounting firms,
00:39:50.500 --> 00:39:51.501
every other industry does it.
00:39:51.541 --> 00:39:52.041
Consultants,
00:39:53.936 --> 00:39:56.478
was going to go right there yeah how
00:39:56.498 --> 00:39:57.797
are we going to raise this rate when
00:39:57.838 --> 00:39:59.277
this rates this when the person who does
00:39:59.318 --> 00:40:01.378
this level of work is being charged that
00:40:01.398 --> 00:40:03.719
doesn't make any sense well i play the
00:40:03.760 --> 00:40:05.059
same number of innings therefore i should
00:40:05.079 --> 00:40:06.559
get the same number of i play more
00:40:06.619 --> 00:40:10.501
innings i'm getting less money yes war if
00:40:10.521 --> 00:40:12.061
you're a baseball fan wins above
00:40:12.242 --> 00:40:13.661
replacement now we're talking dave
00:40:13.842 --> 00:40:16.663
language that is the statistic when you go
00:40:16.702 --> 00:40:19.143
into arbitration all the sports fans were
00:40:19.164 --> 00:40:20.143
just like i have no idea what this
00:40:20.304 --> 00:40:20.903
guy's talking about
00:40:21.650 --> 00:40:23.030
When you go into arbitration to negotiate
00:40:23.050 --> 00:40:24.871
your next contract and then they just go
00:40:25.032 --> 00:40:25.251
stats,
00:40:25.291 --> 00:40:26.972
we're going to compare you against
00:40:27.032 --> 00:40:28.373
everybody else who plays your position has
00:40:28.393 --> 00:40:29.014
been there, whatever.
00:40:29.414 --> 00:40:30.434
That's what people are doing.
00:40:30.454 --> 00:40:32.635
They're doing the mental war wins above
00:40:32.936 --> 00:40:33.217
two.
00:40:33.836 --> 00:40:34.878
What the outcome might be.
00:40:35.117 --> 00:40:37.518
We also surgery is tangible and concrete.
00:40:38.278 --> 00:40:38.800
I will come in.
00:40:38.960 --> 00:40:39.980
You're going to make me go to sleepy
00:40:40.039 --> 00:40:41.221
count backwards from a hundred,
00:40:41.260 --> 00:40:42.161
but only get to ninety two.
00:40:42.621 --> 00:40:45.103
Wake up new knee physical therapy.
00:40:45.123 --> 00:40:47.043
I'm going to go do some stuff and
00:40:47.083 --> 00:40:50.626
then other stuff might happen.
00:40:50.666 --> 00:40:51.367
That's harder to sell.
00:40:53.173 --> 00:40:53.974
Trainers know how to sell it.
00:40:54.014 --> 00:40:54.536
Sell the vision.
00:40:54.695 --> 00:40:56.538
This is what we're going to do,
00:40:56.639 --> 00:40:57.460
and this is what we hope to get.
00:40:57.800 --> 00:40:58.902
Ben Galen writing a book.
00:40:59.041 --> 00:40:59.161
Look,
00:40:59.601 --> 00:41:01.143
I look like the guy from Home Improvement.
00:41:01.184 --> 00:41:02.827
I look like Wilson hiding behind the...
00:41:03.327 --> 00:41:03.987
Ben Galen saying,
00:41:04.068 --> 00:41:05.489
I did a concierge service on Palm Beach
00:41:05.610 --> 00:41:05.911
Island.
00:41:06.632 --> 00:41:08.173
I also kept raising my rates because why
00:41:08.213 --> 00:41:08.454
not?
00:41:09.215 --> 00:41:10.476
Just to see how much people would pay.
00:41:10.896 --> 00:41:11.378
Great experiment.
00:41:12.440 --> 00:41:13.362
And still fill the schedule.
00:41:13.822 --> 00:41:15.043
But one thing I ran into was the
00:41:15.103 --> 00:41:16.204
thought that they were just buying my
00:41:16.264 --> 00:41:17.565
time, not my services.
00:41:17.885 --> 00:41:19.106
Ooh, wait a minute.
00:41:19.887 --> 00:41:21.369
Meaning I would show up and they would
00:41:21.409 --> 00:41:24.231
want me to look at their cable box.
00:41:24.331 --> 00:41:24.592
What?
00:41:25.373 --> 00:41:26.094
Wait, is this real?
00:41:26.474 --> 00:41:27.114
I don't understand this.
00:41:28.146 --> 00:41:31.367
So, so instead of cable box, yes, yes,
00:41:31.547 --> 00:41:33.809
it can be, we have, we, yes,
00:41:33.849 --> 00:41:35.148
we have some clients, Ben.
00:41:35.208 --> 00:41:35.809
Yes, of course.
00:41:35.849 --> 00:41:37.409
We have some clients that,
00:41:37.849 --> 00:41:39.269
that they don't want to actually do
00:41:39.309 --> 00:41:40.431
physical therapy or they don't want to
00:41:40.451 --> 00:41:42.851
like exercise like crazy and they want to
00:41:42.891 --> 00:41:44.152
talk and they have,
00:41:44.172 --> 00:41:46.271
they want to tell life stories and they
00:41:46.632 --> 00:41:48.012
don't actually want to engage in the
00:41:48.052 --> 00:41:50.693
service.
00:41:50.733 --> 00:41:51.574
Totally fine by me.
00:41:53.559 --> 00:41:55.260
Because some, in my opinion,
00:41:55.320 --> 00:41:56.302
some clients need that.
00:41:56.342 --> 00:41:58.523
It might be weeks or months to lead
00:41:58.583 --> 00:42:00.344
into that to then eventually have them do
00:42:00.364 --> 00:42:02.626
the movement and goals and all that type
00:42:02.646 --> 00:42:02.967
of stuff.
00:42:03.568 --> 00:42:04.347
They say don't,
00:42:04.728 --> 00:42:06.090
we shouldn't record the episode or the
00:42:06.130 --> 00:42:07.010
video, Dave,
00:42:07.110 --> 00:42:09.112
unless we know what the thumbnail and the
00:42:09.152 --> 00:42:09.932
title is going to be.
00:42:09.972 --> 00:42:11.114
But if we do a future episode on
00:42:11.134 --> 00:42:12.614
what D three is talking about here,
00:42:13.215 --> 00:42:14.836
it's just the tip.
00:42:16.211 --> 00:42:18.032
David is saying, has tipping culture,
00:42:18.092 --> 00:42:21.396
tip culture infiltrated?
00:42:21.496 --> 00:42:22.657
We did an episode on this a while
00:42:22.697 --> 00:42:22.916
ago.
00:42:23.496 --> 00:42:23.998
Was I there?
00:42:24.940 --> 00:42:26.240
I think so.
00:42:26.260 --> 00:42:28.802
Maybe we could do it again because this
00:42:28.922 --> 00:42:30.204
enrages people a lot.
00:42:30.523 --> 00:42:31.125
Like people are like,
00:42:31.264 --> 00:42:33.467
my patient gave me cookies.
00:42:34.206 --> 00:42:35.608
Am I going to lose my license?
00:42:35.668 --> 00:42:37.208
And I'm like, what are we talking about?
00:42:37.809 --> 00:42:39.630
Someone gave me a gift card to Dunkin'
00:42:39.650 --> 00:42:40.112
Donuts.
00:42:40.231 --> 00:42:41.472
Am I going to lose my license?
00:42:41.552 --> 00:42:43.994
And I'm like, is this law or policy?
00:42:44.074 --> 00:42:45.396
I don't want to get into it because
00:42:45.476 --> 00:42:46.416
I feel like it's its own thing,
00:42:46.476 --> 00:42:47.257
but I can already see.
00:42:48.538 --> 00:42:49.599
Can we can we go back real quick
00:42:49.619 --> 00:42:50.239
to Ben Galen?
00:42:50.259 --> 00:42:51.639
The big the big comment.
00:42:51.780 --> 00:42:52.760
OK, so so, yes,
00:42:52.900 --> 00:42:54.802
we have we run into this situation.
00:42:56.554 --> 00:42:56.916
Ideally,
00:42:56.936 --> 00:42:58.416
before we even start with this client,
00:42:58.657 --> 00:43:00.858
any client like this, Ben,
00:43:01.177 --> 00:43:02.699
we're trying to find out what do they
00:43:02.778 --> 00:43:03.059
want?
00:43:03.760 --> 00:43:05.340
Are they the decision maker or is the
00:43:05.380 --> 00:43:06.501
son or daughter booking us?
00:43:06.521 --> 00:43:08.262
I know you're looking.
00:43:08.302 --> 00:43:12.445
All right.
00:43:12.646 --> 00:43:13.306
Get rid of the comment.
00:43:14.527 --> 00:43:16.188
Yes, we run into this.
00:43:17.137 --> 00:43:19.039
Um, and if someone that's, you know,
00:43:19.139 --> 00:43:20.983
older and they want you to like screw
00:43:21.003 --> 00:43:22.344
in a light bulb or I don't know,
00:43:22.385 --> 00:43:23.827
like certain things we got to draw a
00:43:23.867 --> 00:43:24.027
line.
00:43:24.067 --> 00:43:25.668
Like we're not there for home servicing.
00:43:26.070 --> 00:43:28.432
We're not there to hold on light bulb.
00:43:29.373 --> 00:43:30.155
Uh, you're going to fall.
00:43:30.175 --> 00:43:31.137
If you can't see in the dark,
00:43:31.157 --> 00:43:32.478
this feels like safety precautions.
00:43:32.759 --> 00:43:32.958
Yeah.
00:43:33.099 --> 00:43:33.298
Yeah.
00:43:33.320 --> 00:43:33.659
So the,
00:43:33.679 --> 00:43:36.101
but the cable box example from Ben, like,
00:43:36.601 --> 00:43:36.782
no,
00:43:36.822 --> 00:43:37.702
we're not going to get on our hands
00:43:37.742 --> 00:43:39.164
and knees and check out your cable box
00:43:39.224 --> 00:43:39.784
respectfully.
00:43:39.864 --> 00:43:41.706
Like, you know, that,
00:43:41.726 --> 00:43:43.786
that has no effect on your health and
00:43:43.806 --> 00:43:45.148
wellness because if you're sitting in
00:43:45.168 --> 00:43:46.309
front of your TV more,
00:43:46.389 --> 00:43:47.409
and if you're older,
00:43:48.090 --> 00:43:49.110
probably not a great thing for you.
00:43:49.771 --> 00:43:50.172
So yeah,
00:43:50.192 --> 00:43:51.291
we get into that a little bit.
00:43:51.552 --> 00:43:52.813
We do have some clients that like want
00:43:52.833 --> 00:43:57.536
to delay and procrastinate and spend and
00:43:57.577 --> 00:43:59.217
putting their shoes on for fifteen or
00:43:59.237 --> 00:44:01.760
twenty minutes or trying to like
00:44:02.492 --> 00:44:04.514
prepare food for our therapists,
00:44:04.653 --> 00:44:05.355
so it happens.
00:44:05.454 --> 00:44:05.675
I mean,
00:44:06.215 --> 00:44:08.016
but if they're paying three-fifty a visit
00:44:08.097 --> 00:44:09.637
and the goal is to get them walking
00:44:09.677 --> 00:44:12.099
and moving more and whatever their goal
00:44:12.181 --> 00:44:12.300
is,
00:44:12.320 --> 00:44:13.882
like we're trying to get them back to
00:44:13.902 --> 00:44:15.923
whatever their goal is.
00:44:16.003 --> 00:44:17.065
If we're heading that direction,
00:44:17.585 --> 00:44:18.065
I'm all good.
00:44:18.286 --> 00:44:19.327
If they're paying for that and they
00:44:19.347 --> 00:44:20.947
understand what they're doing in that
00:44:20.987 --> 00:44:21.228
hour,
00:44:24.050 --> 00:44:24.652
It's fine.
00:44:24.692 --> 00:44:24.992
Yeah.
00:44:25.012 --> 00:44:25.152
Yeah.
00:44:38.581 --> 00:44:39.882
This is a ridiculous idea,
00:44:40.302 --> 00:44:41.963
but it's not like this was a ridiculous
00:44:42.023 --> 00:44:42.202
idea.
00:44:42.224 --> 00:44:42.864
Fifteen years ago.
00:44:43.264 --> 00:44:44.344
This is where we are in the world.
00:44:44.945 --> 00:44:46.025
I also believe Tony was, you know,
00:44:47.186 --> 00:44:48.467
months ago was talking about, like,
00:44:48.887 --> 00:44:51.009
if you like cooking and are into nutrition
00:44:51.449 --> 00:44:52.871
instead of selling a nutrition plan,
00:44:53.570 --> 00:44:54.351
that's not enough.
00:44:54.532 --> 00:44:57.134
The person who needs better nutrition to
00:44:57.153 --> 00:44:58.293
heal better, to feel better,
00:44:58.954 --> 00:45:00.655
giving them a cookbook ain't it.
00:45:01.195 --> 00:45:01.936
It's not enough.
00:45:02.516 --> 00:45:03.518
So they're.
00:45:04.266 --> 00:45:04.686
there is,
00:45:04.706 --> 00:45:06.186
there is some of our clients that are,
00:45:06.467 --> 00:45:08.228
that are middle-aged or older that want
00:45:08.248 --> 00:45:09.809
some of this social interaction or
00:45:09.829 --> 00:45:10.510
companionship.
00:45:11.090 --> 00:45:13.871
And although it's not obviously our direct
00:45:14.231 --> 00:45:16.474
service, it's part of the situation.
00:45:17.293 --> 00:45:18.795
And if I don't,
00:45:18.855 --> 00:45:20.436
I don't want to demean someone that like
00:45:20.476 --> 00:45:22.358
charges a lower hourly rate,
00:45:22.418 --> 00:45:23.458
or even if someone is like a,
00:45:23.518 --> 00:45:26.139
a care companion, like I,
00:45:26.159 --> 00:45:27.820
like I mentioned on last episode, like,
00:45:31.336 --> 00:45:32.277
Yeah, cuddling.
00:45:32.336 --> 00:45:33.356
Cuddling is also a thing,
00:45:33.896 --> 00:45:37.498
which some people are charging for that.
00:45:37.538 --> 00:45:37.818
We don't.
00:45:37.858 --> 00:45:38.177
We don't.
00:45:38.498 --> 00:45:39.538
Tony's got a comment on the screen if
00:45:39.557 --> 00:45:40.438
you're listening on audio.
00:45:41.438 --> 00:45:43.539
Tony's commenting about a girl who charges
00:45:43.559 --> 00:45:44.759
one hundred fifty dollars an hour for
00:45:44.798 --> 00:45:46.280
cuddling, which is wild.
00:45:46.519 --> 00:45:46.940
That's wild.
00:45:47.000 --> 00:45:48.659
That's inappropriate.
00:45:48.780 --> 00:45:50.159
Offering a service to do home safety
00:45:50.199 --> 00:45:51.400
consultations, i.e.
00:45:51.420 --> 00:45:52.721
how to make the home safer for patients
00:45:52.740 --> 00:45:53.440
with certain risks.
00:45:55.260 --> 00:45:57.061
Life is safe and famous.
00:45:57.641 --> 00:45:58.181
What?
00:45:59.641 --> 00:46:00.322
It's not a...
00:46:01.590 --> 00:46:04.891
overly branded service that we advertise
00:46:04.931 --> 00:46:07.373
it's kind of part of our our offering
00:46:07.432 --> 00:46:10.494
so yes tony now clarifying i saw a
00:46:10.554 --> 00:46:12.135
tick tock i did not meet with her
00:46:12.155 --> 00:46:14.056
in person i did not i do not
00:46:14.077 --> 00:46:15.697
know who's i you know i do not
00:46:15.717 --> 00:46:18.259
know who you're talking about uh gary v
00:46:18.278 --> 00:46:19.679
says a companion walking along with
00:46:20.519 --> 00:46:22.221
innocent dining will become a wonderful
00:46:22.240 --> 00:46:24.101
service basement in the near future
00:46:24.827 --> 00:46:26.527
This is the escort mode.
00:46:26.547 --> 00:46:27.469
Yeah, you just got to pay for it.
00:46:27.829 --> 00:46:28.710
Absolutely.
00:46:28.769 --> 00:46:29.291
Pay for the time.
00:46:30.672 --> 00:46:31.592
We've got fifteen minutes.
00:46:31.733 --> 00:46:32.853
There are some topics I don't want to
00:46:32.873 --> 00:46:33.373
get into.
00:46:34.215 --> 00:46:36.096
JITPT is amazing for home safety
00:46:36.115 --> 00:46:36.617
recommendations.
00:46:36.677 --> 00:46:37.117
Literally amazing.
00:46:37.478 --> 00:46:38.699
Oh, here's a great aside.
00:46:39.278 --> 00:46:41.221
But real quick with that comment from
00:46:41.280 --> 00:46:41.541
Tony.
00:46:42.335 --> 00:46:44.277
chat gpt has the recommendations but we
00:46:44.418 --> 00:46:46.000
are primed as physical therapists
00:46:46.019 --> 00:46:48.101
occupational therapists to do the
00:46:48.282 --> 00:46:50.945
implementation and the execution or the
00:46:50.965 --> 00:46:52.907
application of doing it in someone's home
00:46:53.206 --> 00:46:55.128
and actually moving their rugs i've i've
00:46:55.148 --> 00:46:56.751
actually come across a challenge with
00:46:56.811 --> 00:46:58.313
patients that have ten thousand dollar
00:46:58.353 --> 00:46:59.954
rugs and they're like we're not removing
00:46:59.994 --> 00:47:00.775
this rug and i'm like well it's a
00:47:00.795 --> 00:47:02.175
trip hazard they're like well it's a ten
00:47:02.195 --> 00:47:04.278
thousand dollar rug so we're not removing
00:47:04.338 --> 00:47:05.500
it and i'm like
00:47:05.981 --> 00:47:07.402
All right.
00:47:07.481 --> 00:47:08.722
Yeah.
00:47:08.822 --> 00:47:10.083
Ben has a smart canine.
00:47:10.103 --> 00:47:11.523
His dog started charging him if he wanted
00:47:11.563 --> 00:47:13.003
him to sit next to him for more
00:47:13.023 --> 00:47:14.264
than by fifteen minutes.
00:47:14.523 --> 00:47:15.143
It's in kibble.
00:47:15.164 --> 00:47:16.965
The right capitalistic dog.
00:47:16.985 --> 00:47:17.704
I like it.
00:47:17.744 --> 00:47:18.105
Yeah.
00:47:18.125 --> 00:47:18.445
Tony,
00:47:18.485 --> 00:47:20.766
I know someone here was a devious thing
00:47:20.806 --> 00:47:22.086
that I think we talked about.
00:47:22.106 --> 00:47:22.407
I don't know.
00:47:22.507 --> 00:47:24.748
I talk a lot of my head.
00:47:24.887 --> 00:47:27.389
If your bathroom or your entrance to your
00:47:27.449 --> 00:47:30.010
business is noncompliant to the A.D.A.,
00:47:31.471 --> 00:47:32.690
and now I'm talking like a lawyer,
00:47:32.972 --> 00:47:34.092
so someone fact-check me,
00:47:34.672 --> 00:47:35.731
but if someone complains,
00:47:35.891 --> 00:47:37.833
you have a time period to fix it
00:47:37.952 --> 00:47:38.512
or else.
00:47:39.253 --> 00:47:41.353
So someone said they're going to start a
00:47:41.393 --> 00:47:41.954
business,
00:47:42.193 --> 00:47:43.735
they're going to go around and take photos
00:47:43.775 --> 00:47:45.275
of bathrooms and then analyze,
00:47:45.556 --> 00:47:46.596
is this sink the right height?
00:47:47.255 --> 00:47:48.916
Is this door the right width?
00:47:49.456 --> 00:47:50.896
Are there ways to get in?
00:47:51.317 --> 00:47:52.938
And their only business is going to be
00:47:53.018 --> 00:47:54.958
sending emails to that company and going,
00:47:55.378 --> 00:47:56.378
you are out of compliance,
00:47:56.699 --> 00:47:57.518
I will not report you,
00:47:57.699 --> 00:47:59.099
you have three days, and then I will.
00:47:59.719 --> 00:48:00.862
And then you have a buddy who's a
00:48:00.942 --> 00:48:02.884
contractor and go,
00:48:02.923 --> 00:48:04.246
this is the guy who can fix it.
00:48:04.365 --> 00:48:05.327
He knows exactly what's wrong.
00:48:05.347 --> 00:48:07.130
Cause I told him and then let my,
00:48:07.269 --> 00:48:07.931
and that's there.
00:48:08.010 --> 00:48:09.672
If you're a contractor who only wants to
00:48:09.713 --> 00:48:12.836
do that, you would never have to,
00:48:13.016 --> 00:48:14.038
you would never have to run another ad
00:48:14.057 --> 00:48:14.699
in your entire life.
00:48:14.798 --> 00:48:16.021
Just pay for people to go around and
00:48:16.061 --> 00:48:17.001
do that and then give them a cut.
00:48:19.436 --> 00:48:19.597
Yeah,
00:48:19.617 --> 00:48:20.838
that was the ADA threats in a previous
00:48:20.858 --> 00:48:21.257
episode.
00:48:21.498 --> 00:48:22.099
Okay, good.
00:48:22.139 --> 00:48:23.420
It wasn't just me talking in my brain.
00:48:25.641 --> 00:48:26.643
What is coming up for you?
00:48:26.663 --> 00:48:27.643
We've got twelve minutes.
00:48:28.164 --> 00:48:29.704
What's coming up for you, Dave,
00:48:29.965 --> 00:48:30.425
personally?
00:48:31.485 --> 00:48:31.686
Yeah,
00:48:31.726 --> 00:48:34.688
so I have a new physical therapist that
00:48:34.829 --> 00:48:37.251
is going to start on January twelfth
00:48:37.351 --> 00:48:37.971
full-time,
00:48:38.052 --> 00:48:42.635
so I'm already organizing the updated
00:48:43.094 --> 00:48:44.556
onboarding documents and all the type of
00:48:44.597 --> 00:48:46.117
stuff that we're going to do with him,
00:48:46.378 --> 00:48:46.637
and
00:48:47.867 --> 00:48:48.146
What else?
00:48:48.226 --> 00:48:51.108
Oh, yesterday, yesterday, uh, I submitted,
00:48:51.309 --> 00:48:53.349
uh, this is the first time ever.
00:48:53.369 --> 00:48:56.391
First time in eight years, a patient,
00:48:56.411 --> 00:48:57.413
you remember the patient that was
00:48:57.432 --> 00:48:58.413
threatening me about the,
00:48:58.873 --> 00:49:02.155
the charging him two times of three
00:49:02.195 --> 00:49:04.436
hundred fifty dollars for, uh,
00:49:04.456 --> 00:49:05.416
late cancellation policy.
00:49:05.436 --> 00:49:07.097
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
00:49:07.297 --> 00:49:09.260
And first time ever submitting.
00:49:09.340 --> 00:49:11.780
And you know me, Tony's a lover.
00:49:12.081 --> 00:49:12.601
I'm a fighter.
00:49:13.362 --> 00:49:14.682
Uh, and it's not always worth the fight,
00:49:14.702 --> 00:49:16.483
but I wanted to do this whole process
00:49:16.503 --> 00:49:16.643
because
00:49:17.179 --> 00:49:18.079
and get the documents.
00:49:18.099 --> 00:49:21.483
So I submitted all the evidence to fight
00:49:21.503 --> 00:49:24.244
back and dispute and be the rebuttal of
00:49:24.284 --> 00:49:26.467
this patient's late cancellation.
00:49:26.827 --> 00:49:27.867
Four visits scheduled,
00:49:28.347 --> 00:49:29.429
two visits they were treated,
00:49:29.809 --> 00:49:30.990
two visits they late canceled,
00:49:31.150 --> 00:49:33.952
one like literally minutes or an hour or
00:49:33.992 --> 00:49:34.253
two.
00:49:34.273 --> 00:49:37.976
I'm sorry, basically missed visits,
00:49:38.016 --> 00:49:38.657
like home visits.
00:49:40.188 --> 00:49:40.869
One visit canceled.
00:49:40.889 --> 00:49:42.650
Fourteen minutes before the visit time.
00:49:42.990 --> 00:49:44.492
The other visit, my therapist shows up.
00:49:44.992 --> 00:49:45.574
The patient,
00:49:46.014 --> 00:49:47.534
the client texts the therapist hours
00:49:47.574 --> 00:49:47.835
later.
00:49:47.916 --> 00:49:48.795
And they're like, oh, I'm sorry.
00:49:48.856 --> 00:49:49.876
I overslept and all that.
00:49:49.916 --> 00:49:50.878
And I'm so, so sorry.
00:49:50.918 --> 00:49:52.239
And I had all the screenshots of all
00:49:52.278 --> 00:49:53.840
the text messages, all the correspondence.
00:49:54.340 --> 00:49:57.704
The patient signed electronically our
00:49:58.583 --> 00:49:59.525
three hundred fifty dollar late
00:49:59.545 --> 00:50:00.385
cancellation policy.
00:50:01.132 --> 00:50:02.793
Had all the documentation organized.
00:50:02.833 --> 00:50:03.913
It took a little time to get the
00:50:03.952 --> 00:50:06.434
screenshots of emails and text messages
00:50:06.494 --> 00:50:07.074
and all that.
00:50:07.655 --> 00:50:08.474
Organize it properly.
00:50:08.514 --> 00:50:09.936
Submit it to my credit card processor,
00:50:09.976 --> 00:50:10.315
Stripe.
00:50:10.715 --> 00:50:15.057
First time ever fighting a chargeback.
00:50:15.338 --> 00:50:16.157
In eight years, literally,
00:50:16.177 --> 00:50:17.099
I've never had a chargeback.
00:50:17.159 --> 00:50:18.298
Submitted all the documentation.
00:50:18.778 --> 00:50:19.679
It's probably going to take...
00:50:21.050 --> 00:50:22.570
it just submitted last night and it said,
00:50:22.630 --> 00:50:23.431
I got an automated email.
00:50:23.451 --> 00:50:24.612
I was like, you will,
00:50:24.831 --> 00:50:26.552
we will hear back from the,
00:50:26.572 --> 00:50:28.353
this customer's American express card on
00:50:28.454 --> 00:50:29.873
March third or whatever.
00:50:29.893 --> 00:50:31.474
So it's like, that's months away.
00:50:32.295 --> 00:50:34.237
Um, typically not worth the fight,
00:50:34.617 --> 00:50:36.818
but this person literally documented and
00:50:36.858 --> 00:50:38.039
said, charge me.
00:50:38.679 --> 00:50:39.878
I'm so sorry to my therapist.
00:50:39.940 --> 00:50:40.579
I'm so sorry.
00:50:40.619 --> 00:50:41.699
Charge my car, whatever.
00:50:41.780 --> 00:50:42.981
And then all of a sudden we charge
00:50:43.021 --> 00:50:43.820
the card and then they,
00:50:43.981 --> 00:50:44.822
they do charge backs.
00:50:45.822 --> 00:50:46.563
Um, so
00:50:47.893 --> 00:50:48.853
Not always worth the fight.
00:50:49.333 --> 00:50:49.552
Yeah.
00:50:49.572 --> 00:50:51.253
Maybe a little, a little stress around it,
00:50:51.273 --> 00:50:51.574
whatever.
00:50:51.974 --> 00:50:53.353
But now I can take those documents.
00:50:53.653 --> 00:50:53.853
I could,
00:50:53.873 --> 00:50:55.293
I'm not going to share it with you
00:50:55.313 --> 00:50:56.155
guys, but like share it,
00:50:56.195 --> 00:50:58.675
like redacted if we needed to take those
00:50:58.715 --> 00:50:59.114
documents,
00:50:59.175 --> 00:51:00.795
put it in our electronic playbook.
00:51:01.295 --> 00:51:02.635
So now if this ever happens again,
00:51:02.695 --> 00:51:04.596
or if someone buys a four thousand,
00:51:04.635 --> 00:51:06.797
five thousand dollar package and has a
00:51:06.836 --> 00:51:08.476
charge back, we have the whole playbook,
00:51:08.496 --> 00:51:09.657
the whole process of what to do,
00:51:10.117 --> 00:51:11.376
how to do it efficiently.
00:51:12.478 --> 00:51:13.757
And as a sidebar,
00:51:14.898 --> 00:51:16.458
from Al Tormozzi suggestion,
00:51:16.539 --> 00:51:18.338
and I bet Will Boyd does this.
00:51:18.918 --> 00:51:19.739
No one does this,
00:51:20.219 --> 00:51:22.199
which is I have a credit card on
00:51:22.239 --> 00:51:23.561
file for my customer.
00:51:24.221 --> 00:51:27.481
And what is the only other backup form
00:51:27.501 --> 00:51:29.342
of payment that's better than credit card?
00:51:30.143 --> 00:51:30.463
What is it?
00:51:31.063 --> 00:51:32.463
ACH.
00:51:32.563 --> 00:51:33.083
ACH.
00:51:33.603 --> 00:51:34.784
We've never done it now.
00:51:35.684 --> 00:51:37.704
It's like every time there's an issue,
00:51:37.824 --> 00:51:38.364
this is business.
00:51:38.605 --> 00:51:39.826
Every time there's an issue in the
00:51:39.846 --> 00:51:40.226
business,
00:51:41.706 --> 00:51:43.166
it's like one person gets through,
00:51:43.846 --> 00:51:46.507
Like they, they, they maybe successfully,
00:51:46.807 --> 00:51:49.708
um, you know, screw you over or whatever,
00:51:49.728 --> 00:51:51.230
whatever, you know, add friction or add,
00:51:51.469 --> 00:51:53.070
add, uh, stress or whatever.
00:51:54.112 --> 00:51:56.092
And then we patched the hole forever.
00:51:56.853 --> 00:51:58.014
So this will never happen again.
00:51:58.634 --> 00:52:00.275
And yeah, I will.
00:52:00.414 --> 00:52:01.335
So it's like,
00:52:01.414 --> 00:52:02.655
I remember as soon as this happened,
00:52:02.715 --> 00:52:04.496
I was like, Oh man, I remember this.
00:52:04.737 --> 00:52:06.858
I don't even remember what video,
00:52:06.878 --> 00:52:08.858
but from Alex from OZ saying that they
00:52:08.878 --> 00:52:10.619
would get credit card and a backup form
00:52:10.639 --> 00:52:11.481
of payment, ACH, uh,
00:52:12.333 --> 00:52:12.893
And yep.
00:52:13.114 --> 00:52:15.014
And, and do all that through Stripe.
00:52:15.556 --> 00:52:18.657
You wouldn't, you wouldn't do that first,
00:52:18.757 --> 00:52:18.938
right?
00:52:18.978 --> 00:52:21.320
That's like step four, like name,
00:52:22.179 --> 00:52:24.041
email address, maybe credit card.
00:52:24.081 --> 00:52:25.043
I would do credit card though.
00:52:25.063 --> 00:52:25.663
That's normal.
00:52:26.443 --> 00:52:27.925
Oh, always, always credit card,
00:52:28.244 --> 00:52:28.925
always credit card.
00:52:28.945 --> 00:52:31.606
But, but now, but now it's like, okay,
00:52:31.626 --> 00:52:32.547
so now I need to,
00:52:33.449 --> 00:52:35.710
I've seen ACH in my, uh,
00:52:35.851 --> 00:52:36.610
in your firstborn.
00:52:36.710 --> 00:52:36.911
Yes.
00:52:37.010 --> 00:52:38.492
Uh, Ben, um,
00:52:39.434 --> 00:52:41.016
So it's just like any time that there's
00:52:41.036 --> 00:52:42.579
like a like a like an issue or
00:52:42.599 --> 00:52:43.159
a challenge,
00:52:43.679 --> 00:52:45.902
we it's like a hole in the boat.
00:52:46.422 --> 00:52:47.204
And then it's like, all right, well,
00:52:47.224 --> 00:52:48.264
that water is already in the boat.
00:52:48.605 --> 00:52:52.789
So let's let's let's patch this hole and
00:52:53.130 --> 00:52:54.510
make sure that no one else gets through.
00:52:54.891 --> 00:52:56.032
The line that I was told is that
00:52:56.052 --> 00:52:57.253
there's always going to be a leading cause
00:52:57.273 --> 00:52:57.655
of death.
00:52:59.036 --> 00:52:59.576
It's like, wait a minute.
00:52:59.615 --> 00:52:59.956
No, there won't.
00:52:59.976 --> 00:53:01.297
It's like, well, yeah, there will.
00:53:01.757 --> 00:53:03.637
Fix the leading cause of death of your
00:53:03.657 --> 00:53:04.077
business.
00:53:04.737 --> 00:53:05.617
And then now that's out.
00:53:05.838 --> 00:53:06.958
And then you get to work on the
00:53:07.057 --> 00:53:08.518
second leading cause of death that is now
00:53:08.538 --> 00:53:09.577
the first leading cause of death.
00:53:09.958 --> 00:53:11.099
And then you get to work down the
00:53:11.139 --> 00:53:11.418
list.
00:53:12.179 --> 00:53:13.199
Putting more marketing,
00:53:13.679 --> 00:53:16.500
putting more water in a leaky bucket.
00:53:16.539 --> 00:53:17.880
Got to buy a lot of water, man.
00:53:18.039 --> 00:53:19.121
And that's not water, by the way,
00:53:19.141 --> 00:53:19.621
in that metaphor.
00:53:19.641 --> 00:53:20.141
It's money.
00:53:20.541 --> 00:53:22.260
Don't do that from a marketing guy.
00:53:22.561 --> 00:53:24.021
It also makes marketing people look like
00:53:24.061 --> 00:53:24.481
crap.
00:53:25.378 --> 00:53:25.518
Well,
00:53:25.539 --> 00:53:27.000
you charged us twenty grand and we didn't
00:53:27.019 --> 00:53:27.460
get anything.
00:53:27.539 --> 00:53:27.780
Yeah,
00:53:28.041 --> 00:53:30.722
I'm unfortunately my scope stops at this
00:53:30.782 --> 00:53:31.581
part of your process.
00:53:31.862 --> 00:53:32.663
That sucks.
00:53:33.623 --> 00:53:34.704
It's like when you look at like someone's
00:53:34.804 --> 00:53:37.025
renovating a house and the sheetrock guy
00:53:37.045 --> 00:53:37.445
comes,
00:53:37.766 --> 00:53:39.427
but then the electrician comes and the
00:53:39.447 --> 00:53:41.628
electrician tears apart the sheetrock and
00:53:41.648 --> 00:53:42.467
goes to da.
00:53:44.369 --> 00:53:45.989
And then the sheetrock guy looks like
00:53:46.010 --> 00:53:46.230
shit.
00:53:46.351 --> 00:53:47.771
It's like, no, man, you came late.
00:53:47.891 --> 00:53:48.632
I came on time.
00:53:48.931 --> 00:53:49.952
Now you had to ruin my work and
00:53:50.012 --> 00:53:50.833
I got to do it again.
00:53:51.432 --> 00:53:51.974
Same thing.
00:53:52.864 --> 00:53:54.144
Dave needs to start teaching business
00:53:54.164 --> 00:53:55.166
classes to other PTs.
00:53:55.485 --> 00:53:58.369
We're launching the NBA for the DPT.
00:53:58.409 --> 00:54:01.052
Dave's like, too much squeeze,
00:54:01.112 --> 00:54:01.791
not enough juice.
00:54:03.012 --> 00:54:07.356
Probably right?
00:54:07.597 --> 00:54:09.059
I mean, I'm not interested,
00:54:09.139 --> 00:54:11.521
but it's got to be a big number
00:54:11.581 --> 00:54:13.943
that just filters out almost everyone.
00:54:14.324 --> 00:54:14.603
Yeah.
00:54:15.588 --> 00:54:17.210
It's the same thing with our patients and
00:54:17.250 --> 00:54:17.429
clients.
00:54:17.449 --> 00:54:19.311
And you kind of walk next to Dave
00:54:19.371 --> 00:54:21.251
in New York City between things.
00:54:21.692 --> 00:54:22.411
He's just going to walk.
00:54:23.211 --> 00:54:23.893
It's walk and talk,
00:54:23.932 --> 00:54:24.612
like in the West Wing.
00:54:24.652 --> 00:54:25.612
Like, okay, I'll teach you,
00:54:25.652 --> 00:54:26.193
but here we go.
00:54:26.253 --> 00:54:26.753
And we're moving.
00:54:26.793 --> 00:54:28.175
And we're moving.
00:54:28.195 --> 00:54:29.635
We're getting late in the show,
00:54:29.715 --> 00:54:30.536
so I want to make sure we don't
00:54:30.556 --> 00:54:31.376
lose any money, Dave.
00:54:31.416 --> 00:54:32.617
So let's bring on...
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That is something.
00:55:03.652 --> 00:55:04.733
I'd love to know if people listen to
00:55:04.753 --> 00:55:05.452
the show regularly,
00:55:05.652 --> 00:55:07.153
which ones have popped and which ones are
00:55:07.173 --> 00:55:08.173
like, that wasn't funny, Jim.
00:55:08.233 --> 00:55:09.755
I think if we can ever get the
00:55:09.855 --> 00:55:11.715
right person at Rotary Cup Party Game,
00:55:12.255 --> 00:55:13.076
we get them on the show,
00:55:13.277 --> 00:55:14.896
and we'll start giving away copies of
00:55:15.498 --> 00:55:16.818
Rotary Cup the Party Game.
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We've got five minutes.
00:55:19.378 --> 00:55:22.681
What was this comment from CJ Morrow?
00:55:24.141 --> 00:55:24.422
Preach?
00:55:24.442 --> 00:55:25.382
What was that about?
00:55:25.422 --> 00:55:26.302
Yeah, I want to know what you're saying.
00:55:26.342 --> 00:55:27.202
Preach, too,
00:55:27.222 --> 00:55:28.943
because I'd like to preach some more.
00:55:30.005 --> 00:55:31.786
Was that something that I said or
00:55:31.826 --> 00:55:32.646
something that Jimmy said?
00:55:32.686 --> 00:55:34.666
No, I think it was definitely you.
00:55:34.686 --> 00:55:35.465
You were saying something.
00:55:35.885 --> 00:55:36.666
She'll comment on that.
00:55:37.586 --> 00:55:39.286
How does the thing next to Dave look?
00:55:39.606 --> 00:55:41.128
Because I think this thing I'm talking
00:55:41.148 --> 00:55:41.327
about.
00:55:41.387 --> 00:55:42.507
I'm okay with that.
00:55:42.847 --> 00:55:44.427
I know I messaged you a while ago.
00:55:44.487 --> 00:55:46.329
I was like, get those comments off.
00:55:46.449 --> 00:55:49.789
I'm cool with this.
00:55:50.110 --> 00:55:50.710
We got live comments.
00:55:50.730 --> 00:55:51.250
And by the way.
00:55:52.635 --> 00:55:53.976
The comments are flying today.
00:55:54.335 --> 00:55:55.237
You're putting them up there.
00:55:55.257 --> 00:55:56.257
You want to know why I think?
00:55:56.358 --> 00:55:56.818
Well, number one,
00:55:56.838 --> 00:55:58.059
because we've been repetition.
00:55:58.760 --> 00:56:00.141
Why do you think my podcast is pretty
00:56:00.181 --> 00:56:00.380
good?
00:56:00.780 --> 00:56:00.981
Right?
00:56:01.161 --> 00:56:03.043
Because I did two a week every week
00:56:03.664 --> 00:56:04.364
for a decade.
00:56:04.384 --> 00:56:04.824
It's like,
00:56:05.425 --> 00:56:07.286
that's why I've had marketing companies at
00:56:07.586 --> 00:56:08.987
large practices go.
00:56:09.327 --> 00:56:10.309
What's the secret, Jimmy?
00:56:10.409 --> 00:56:11.349
Is it the keywords?
00:56:11.670 --> 00:56:12.751
Is it the logo?
00:56:12.931 --> 00:56:14.672
Is it the shadow behind the font?
00:56:15.713 --> 00:56:15.954
No,
00:56:16.114 --> 00:56:17.835
it's the fact that I did two pushups
00:56:17.934 --> 00:56:19.396
every week for a decade.
00:56:19.677 --> 00:56:20.818
And now people know who I am.
00:56:21.873 --> 00:56:22.532
Why do they know who I am?
00:56:22.733 --> 00:56:24.114
Because I showed up two times a week
00:56:24.333 --> 00:56:25.014
for a decade.
00:56:26.893 --> 00:56:27.693
So I think it's that.
00:56:27.813 --> 00:56:29.135
I also think it's because we're showing
00:56:29.255 --> 00:56:30.594
comments more and reacting to them.
00:56:30.994 --> 00:56:32.414
And look how huge they are today.
00:56:32.815 --> 00:56:34.215
I hit a button and I used to
00:56:34.235 --> 00:56:35.096
have them be real.
00:56:37.115 --> 00:56:37.956
Yeah, like subtle.
00:56:37.976 --> 00:56:38.936
Dude, I don't like that.
00:56:38.956 --> 00:56:40.536
I like that.
00:56:40.617 --> 00:56:42.016
And so this is Ben Galen.
00:56:42.036 --> 00:56:43.277
This is how he likes his compliance
00:56:43.318 --> 00:56:43.657
coffee.
00:56:43.697 --> 00:56:45.117
He takes his black and lukewarm,
00:56:45.197 --> 00:56:46.378
black and lukewarm.
00:56:46.739 --> 00:56:48.559
I like it mildly colding.
00:56:49.219 --> 00:56:52.239
your compliance coffee uh we're gonna do
00:56:52.260 --> 00:56:54.300
parting let's let's do mailbag i do have
00:56:54.320 --> 00:56:55.420
a mailbag real quick you want to do
00:56:55.460 --> 00:56:57.481
a mailbag people have emailed there is a
00:56:57.541 --> 00:56:58.420
in the bottom right corner of
00:56:58.440 --> 00:57:01.161
ptpinecast.com you can jump into the
00:57:01.181 --> 00:57:03.501
mailbag that's a question that we can ask
00:57:03.521 --> 00:57:05.802
on the show uh dave's rule is though
00:57:06.001 --> 00:57:10.543
no anonymous questions it's mailbag time
00:57:10.862 --> 00:57:15.103
real questions real people no bots allowed
00:57:18.771 --> 00:57:19.693
I got two of them.
00:57:22.375 --> 00:57:23.414
Let's just do both of them real quick.
00:57:23.434 --> 00:57:24.675
Dave, long-time listener,
00:57:24.695 --> 00:57:25.476
first-time emailer.
00:57:25.556 --> 00:57:26.978
Already love this person because they get
00:57:27.018 --> 00:57:27.577
it, what we're doing.
00:57:27.938 --> 00:57:29.320
I love PT, but I'm exhausted.
00:57:29.380 --> 00:57:30.500
Is it normal to feel like I picked
00:57:30.519 --> 00:57:31.201
the wrong career?
00:57:31.300 --> 00:57:32.581
What the hell do I do about it?
00:57:33.202 --> 00:57:34.123
This is existential.
00:57:34.663 --> 00:57:36.425
We have existential dread has entered the
00:57:36.465 --> 00:57:36.644
chat.
00:57:36.664 --> 00:57:38.286
Can you read the beginning again?
00:57:38.326 --> 00:57:38.465
Yeah.
00:57:38.885 --> 00:57:40.047
I love physical therapy,
00:57:40.106 --> 00:57:41.347
but I'm exhausted.
00:57:41.708 --> 00:57:43.028
Is it normal to feel like I picked
00:57:43.048 --> 00:57:43.630
the wrong career?
00:57:43.650 --> 00:57:46.391
This feels like a third-year PT.
00:57:48.150 --> 00:57:49.831
But we don't have how many years they've
00:57:49.871 --> 00:57:51.534
been practicing or any other context.
00:57:52.094 --> 00:57:52.255
No.
00:57:52.474 --> 00:57:53.094
Let's just make it up.
00:57:53.195 --> 00:57:54.657
This person's been practicing for three
00:57:54.677 --> 00:57:54.836
years.
00:57:55.336 --> 00:57:56.478
I don't know what to say.
00:57:56.898 --> 00:57:58.579
You love physical therapy,
00:57:58.619 --> 00:57:59.721
but you're exhausted.
00:58:00.641 --> 00:58:01.061
I don't know.
00:58:01.442 --> 00:58:03.143
I don't know if I have an answer
00:58:03.184 --> 00:58:03.344
there.
00:58:03.664 --> 00:58:05.445
You would say, step into my office.
00:58:05.565 --> 00:58:06.146
Is it normal?
00:58:06.266 --> 00:58:07.547
Well, if you're feeling it,
00:58:07.847 --> 00:58:08.889
your emotions are valid,
00:58:08.909 --> 00:58:10.070
and I will validate your emotions.
00:58:10.954 --> 00:58:11.795
Is it normal to feel like I picked
00:58:11.815 --> 00:58:12.275
the wrong career?
00:58:12.355 --> 00:58:12.556
Yeah.
00:58:12.576 --> 00:58:14.577
Have you been on LinkedIn or Twitter in
00:58:14.597 --> 00:58:17.920
the last, checks notes, eleven years?
00:58:18.400 --> 00:58:18.780
Yes.
00:58:19.242 --> 00:58:20.362
But now you need to make a choice.
00:58:21.083 --> 00:58:21.943
Are you okay with this?
00:58:21.963 --> 00:58:22.945
Because I got news for you.
00:58:23.025 --> 00:58:24.206
Unless you make a decision,
00:58:24.306 --> 00:58:25.146
it's not going to get better.
00:58:25.586 --> 00:58:26.307
I'm going to say it again.
00:58:26.347 --> 00:58:28.630
Unless you change a lot of things,
00:58:29.349 --> 00:58:30.271
it's not going to get better.
00:58:30.652 --> 00:58:31.251
You decide.
00:58:31.291 --> 00:58:31.893
Pick your heart.
00:58:32.632 --> 00:58:33.954
The second one, Becky from St.
00:58:33.974 --> 00:58:34.235
Louis.
00:58:34.275 --> 00:58:35.996
My clinic wants better outcomes,
00:58:36.556 --> 00:58:37.237
more visits.
00:58:38.177 --> 00:58:39.398
Faster closed notes,
00:58:39.778 --> 00:58:42.820
but won't change staffing levels or
00:58:42.880 --> 00:58:43.621
technology.
00:58:44.380 --> 00:58:45.021
A.I.T.A.
00:58:45.041 --> 00:58:45.902
You know what A.I.T.A.
00:58:45.922 --> 00:58:48.222
means?
00:58:48.722 --> 00:58:51.005
A.I.T.A.
00:58:51.025 --> 00:58:51.105
No.
00:58:51.184 --> 00:58:51.684
Am I the asshole?
00:58:51.704 --> 00:58:52.465
Am I the asshole here?
00:58:52.485 --> 00:58:53.146
How did I not know that acronym?
00:58:53.166 --> 00:58:53.965
That's NSFW.
00:58:54.005 --> 00:58:55.067
Do you know what NSFW is?
00:58:55.166 --> 00:58:56.186
Not safe to work.
00:58:56.206 --> 00:58:59.889
Not safe to work.
00:59:00.523 --> 00:59:01.824
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:59:01.844 --> 00:59:02.344
I know that one.
00:59:02.364 --> 00:59:03.606
This comment is nonsense.
00:59:03.626 --> 00:59:04.507
Don't be opening it in front of your
00:59:04.786 --> 00:59:04.927
boss.
00:59:04.947 --> 00:59:06.248
So, my clinic wants better outcomes,
00:59:06.307 --> 00:59:07.730
more visits, faster notes, clothes,
00:59:07.750 --> 00:59:09.570
but won't change staffing or technology.
00:59:10.753 --> 00:59:11.753
I mean, we know the answer to this.
00:59:12.414 --> 00:59:14.715
I mean, if that's the case,
00:59:14.775 --> 00:59:15.717
it sounds like you need to move on
00:59:15.737 --> 00:59:17.059
and look for better opportunities or
00:59:17.079 --> 00:59:17.858
different opportunities.
00:59:18.219 --> 00:59:18.840
Yeah, you want...
00:59:19.380 --> 00:59:21.202
What your clinic wants is faster horses
00:59:21.222 --> 00:59:22.043
and brighter candles.
00:59:22.222 --> 00:59:23.304
My man...
00:59:24.201 --> 00:59:25.661
Everyone watching, listening,
00:59:25.762 --> 00:59:26.922
sending in messages like that,
00:59:27.563 --> 00:59:28.503
we're all smart enough.
00:59:28.543 --> 00:59:30.063
You know the next step.
00:59:30.565 --> 00:59:31.385
You know what to do.
00:59:31.445 --> 00:59:31.804
Come on.
00:59:32.606 --> 00:59:33.806
Yeah, I do like it.
00:59:33.827 --> 00:59:35.487
I search on Reddit, A-I-T-A,
00:59:35.628 --> 00:59:36.907
because a lot of times it's like,
00:59:37.068 --> 00:59:38.489
obviously, the other person's the ass.
00:59:39.110 --> 00:59:41.891
But when it is you, people dogpile.
00:59:41.931 --> 00:59:42.871
And I just go to the comments,
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and I'm like, ooh, look at this.
00:59:44.413 --> 00:59:45.472
It's not too late for you to delete
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this.
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Oh, here's what CJ was saying.
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She said, preach.
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And then she said,
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fix the holes financially,
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then don't leak with marketing.
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Money is hard to talk about,
00:59:55.570 --> 00:59:56.971
but more PTs need to just bite the
00:59:57.010 --> 00:59:59.032
bullet and make sure they are buttoned up
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this way.
00:59:59.931 --> 01:00:02.452
No notes, CJ, moral, no notes.
01:00:02.913 --> 01:00:04.134
And if you're not good at money,
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hire someone who is, likes it,
01:00:08.016 --> 01:00:08.856
knows how to do it.
01:00:10.536 --> 01:00:12.577
But that person costs money, okay?
01:00:13.117 --> 01:00:15.039
But saving money leads to,
01:00:15.199 --> 01:00:15.960
and I know this is gonna be a
01:00:16.000 --> 01:00:16.659
difficult concept,
01:00:19.257 --> 01:00:22.840
leads to money uh let's do parting shots
01:00:22.900 --> 01:00:27.264
but um uh do do do before we
01:00:27.284 --> 01:00:29.086
do parting shots we got to close out
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com it sort of feels like this doesn't
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it dave like you get charts on charts
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on to put like what you can't have
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thirty nine kpis that's none of them none
01:01:04.744 --> 01:01:05.545
of those kpis are k
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Can't have keys that are just so many
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of those things.
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That's not a good system.
01:01:11.929 --> 01:01:12.208
All right.
01:01:12.269 --> 01:01:14.630
Time for wait.
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Wait.
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You know, I have one way party shot.
01:01:17.873 --> 01:01:20.036
This is the parting shot.
01:01:20.476 --> 01:01:21.896
One last mic drop moment.
01:01:22.556 --> 01:01:23.358
No pressure.
01:01:23.797 --> 01:01:25.960
Just your legacy on the line.
01:01:28.021 --> 01:01:28.202
All right.
01:01:28.222 --> 01:01:28.942
Your legacy on the line.
01:01:28.961 --> 01:01:29.382
Party shot.
01:01:29.402 --> 01:01:30.824
What's your party shot for today, Dave?
01:01:31.320 --> 01:01:31.820
Parting shot,
01:01:32.360 --> 01:01:34.860
even though there's health care is more
01:01:34.880 --> 01:01:35.280
friction.
01:01:35.320 --> 01:01:36.322
We talked about the stress,
01:01:36.342 --> 01:01:38.822
the challenge of the friction and the
01:01:38.842 --> 01:01:39.663
third party payer.
01:01:40.083 --> 01:01:42.423
And even with health insurance premiums
01:01:42.443 --> 01:01:43.903
going up and copays going up and
01:01:43.923 --> 01:01:45.505
deductibles becoming higher.
01:01:46.344 --> 01:01:47.766
And unfortunately, most U.S.
01:01:47.786 --> 01:01:49.346
consumers are spending more out of pocket
01:01:49.385 --> 01:01:50.045
for all this,
01:01:50.126 --> 01:01:51.887
like before they get to the Medicare age.
01:01:51.927 --> 01:01:53.047
Right.
01:01:53.128 --> 01:01:55.108
It's good for the physical therapy
01:01:55.228 --> 01:01:56.248
P.T.O.T.
01:01:56.708 --> 01:01:57.088
world.
01:01:57.704 --> 01:01:59.206
Because more if you want to,
01:02:00.346 --> 01:02:01.525
if you get out of the system,
01:02:01.626 --> 01:02:03.007
and you charge either you bill out of
01:02:03.027 --> 01:02:03.567
network insurance,
01:02:03.606 --> 01:02:04.927
or you just charge a self pay rate,
01:02:05.867 --> 01:02:09.548
you can continue to pay your team members
01:02:09.688 --> 01:02:10.650
and keep great staff.
01:02:10.690 --> 01:02:11.349
That's what I'm doing.
01:02:11.409 --> 01:02:14.670
So that that's the challenge.
01:02:14.751 --> 01:02:15.090
Like,
01:02:15.150 --> 01:02:15.931
if you want to get out of the
01:02:15.972 --> 01:02:17.771
system, you have way more flexibility.
01:02:17.791 --> 01:02:20.072
And I think the the momentum of all
01:02:20.112 --> 01:02:22.074
the online video, we talked about Tiktok,
01:02:22.134 --> 01:02:24.574
Instagram, YouTube, Facebook,
01:02:25.516 --> 01:02:26.858
more consumers are understanding what we
01:02:26.878 --> 01:02:27.657
do, what we offer.
01:02:27.898 --> 01:02:31.202
And that momentum is helping justify why
01:02:31.282 --> 01:02:33.463
some practices like us are out of pocket
01:02:33.523 --> 01:02:35.887
and why it's different than in network
01:02:35.907 --> 01:02:36.527
copay.
01:02:36.646 --> 01:02:36.827
Yeah.
01:02:37.228 --> 01:02:39.610
Fix the leading cause of death in your
01:02:39.630 --> 01:02:40.751
business, right?
01:02:40.811 --> 01:02:42.974
If the leading cause of death is, uh,
01:02:42.994 --> 01:02:43.034
uh,
01:02:49.099 --> 01:02:51.179
figure out why spend it.
01:02:51.400 --> 01:02:53.641
Jerry Durham would like go sit in the
01:02:53.701 --> 01:02:54.021
lobby,
01:02:54.041 --> 01:02:55.262
but the lobby is not where it is.
01:02:55.742 --> 01:02:56.722
That's why this is hard.
01:02:56.742 --> 01:02:58.884
You don't know where that referral process
01:02:58.903 --> 01:03:01.204
is happening and where it's failing.
01:03:01.605 --> 01:03:02.326
Figure that out.
01:03:02.365 --> 01:03:04.626
My friends, it's worth several weeks,
01:03:04.746 --> 01:03:06.248
months of your time,
01:03:06.288 --> 01:03:07.648
because that is your leading cause of
01:03:07.688 --> 01:03:07.989
death.
01:03:08.429 --> 01:03:08.909
Fix that.
01:03:08.929 --> 01:03:10.889
And you got a chance, a chance,
01:03:10.929 --> 01:03:11.449
parting shot.
01:03:11.869 --> 01:03:13.150
Tony knows a guy who knows a guy
01:03:13.170 --> 01:03:14.331
who pays a hundred fifty hours for
01:03:14.371 --> 01:03:14.672
cuddling.
01:03:16.364 --> 01:03:17.525
I just read the comments.
01:03:17.585 --> 01:03:18.146
Just a joke.
01:03:18.166 --> 01:03:18.867
It's just a joke.
01:03:20.068 --> 01:03:21.269
We'll be back next week.
01:03:21.309 --> 01:03:22.971
We'll do more stuff.
01:03:22.990 --> 01:03:23.572
Tony will be back.
01:03:23.612 --> 01:03:26.353
Tony, rest the vocal cords.
01:03:26.775 --> 01:03:27.896
Hot tea, honey.
01:03:28.315 --> 01:03:28.815
Hot tea.
01:03:29.476 --> 01:03:30.878
Do you just call Dave honey?
01:03:30.898 --> 01:03:31.099
I'm sorry.
01:03:31.119 --> 01:03:35.523
Do you just call Tony honey, Dave?
01:03:35.563 --> 01:03:36.282
Hot tea and honey.
01:03:36.724 --> 01:03:37.684
Hot tea and honey.
01:03:37.804 --> 01:03:39.806
Gargle some warm salt water.
01:03:39.847 --> 01:03:40.246
Doesn't that work?
01:03:41.168 --> 01:03:42.610
That's it.
01:03:43.791 --> 01:03:44.291
We're out.
01:03:44.311 --> 01:03:45.751
Boys, what the hell are you doing?
01:03:45.791 --> 01:03:48.614
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and wherever you binge podcasts you
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pretend are for CEU.
01:04:03.637 --> 01:04:05.081
And hey, just a reminder,
01:04:05.583 --> 01:04:06.885
none of this was for advice.
01:04:06.925 --> 01:04:08.389
This was for entertainment only.
01:04:08.409 --> 01:04:09.934
Our lawyers say that counts.
01:04:10.134 --> 01:04:11.036
Thanks, Keith.