50 million? Yeah. Million. Not million. Are you all millionaires? Yeah, we are billionaires, multi-billionaires.

Multi-billionaires. Was we? 300,000. Here was like the 5,000, 6,000. With the best doctor.

Actually, in Iran, the doctor, honestly, in Iran, or maybe me in Afghanistan is better than this doctor here.

You know, when you talk with them, they check in computer. Definitely not Afghanistan, no way.

I don't know. But, you know, maybe talk with them. Because I had the asthmatic problem since 2011 until 2022.

Yeah. I did the endoscopy, colonoscopy, everything. You know, the tablet for the asthma, what they call the...

Antacids, like, yeah. Something like this.

When I was in Iran, I did check-up for everything.

You know what I mean? Yeah.

You know, some machine, they put in your stomach and they check inside. I don't know what they call it.

Laparoscopy. No, no, no. This is endoscopy and colonoscopy.

Yeah.

EHC has been done in Japan. MRI.

No, it's not MRI. They put something like this.

Oh, you drink scabs. No, they check everything inside.

Oh, a scab. A scab. A scab?

Well, I don't know. They say something.

They do for pregnant women. Yeah. Yeah.

Ultrasound. They check everything.

Honestly, he, in 30 seconds, he told me, do you have a stomach problem? I said, yes.

They said, they make the acid? I said, yes.

They said, how long? I said, maybe a long time ago.

They said, you have to take out the, I don't know, I forgot the name.

I don't know the name.

Stomach?

Kidney stone. Kidney stone.

Kidney stone. They said, you have to take out this one in 30 seconds.

30 seconds.

Not kidney, the other.

No, it's not kidney. It's about the.

There's something, I don't know, what do they call it?

Gallstones.

Gallstones. Yeah. You have to take out the gallstones. Tomorrow morning, I talk with the doctor.

They said, tomorrow you come.

It's gallstones.

It's gallbladder.

Gallbladder or gallstone.

Gallbladder.

And it's not just, like.

And then you throw it in the side.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And then you throw it inside.

Yeah, somewhere inside.

And they told me, come, morning time I want that they take out.

Did they laser them or did they operate?

They did the laser, I think.

Laser.

Yeah. They did one hole here, two here.

Yeah.

I don't know.

So they did operation.

Yeah, and then with the laser, like.

And then, the acid gone, and my pain was gone.

Really? Yeah.

Yeah, ghost rooms are supposed to be really painful.

Yeah. I didn't have the pain, just for my, just I had the stomach problem.

Yeah.

Yeah, the good thing is private, to pound still is not bad.

Yeah.

But for people who lives there, pound still is alright.

And if you pay more obviously you get, you jump in the queue.

Same day you do MRI, scan, everything, same day.

For anything, even you go to the Iran, for anything.

Any operation? If you talk with them, tomorrow you can go hospital and you can...

Because we have too many doctors.

And too many sick people.

And too many sick people.

Yeah, when you go there, you can see.

You can see maybe, any room, they have one doctor.

You can see 30, 40 people.

Patients.

Patients.

When you go here, just two, three.

See in Iran, GP is mostly private.

Yeah.

So for example, it's like an office.

Some of them is like, they share between few doctors like GP.

Some of them is just like, it's a big building, imagine like 20 floor building, is all doctors specialize.

Yeah.

And the specialist, everything.

So each floor, one doctor.

Yeah.

Sometimes, some of them between few of good one, which do they operate, the surgeon,

they have their own clinic, like private clinic.

And the sign for doctors is, you can see, it's a bit different than the other sign and offices and stuff.