Speaker 1: All right, Mojo in the Morning Show capsize it's not
Speaker 1: worth the money. What's not worth the money apparently Josiah's health.
Speaker 1: And I feel like, as a parent, sometimes you just make.
Speaker 2: Decisions on what you will pay for and what you
Speaker 2: won't pay for for your children. And yesterday was one
Speaker 2: of those days. I've mentioned that I lost my wallet,
Speaker 2: still haven't found it at this point, still having gone
Speaker 2: through all the necessary processes to acquire new debit card
Speaker 2: and all that kind of stuff that was in said wallet.
Speaker 2: One of the things that was in the wallet was
Speaker 2: my medical health card courtesy of my Heart Radio. Josiah
Speaker 2: stayed home yesterday because he was sick, and I told
Speaker 2: his mom.
Speaker 3: That I would go grab Joe.
Speaker 2: We would hit an urgent care figure out what's going on,
Speaker 2: because at this point he clearly needs an antibiotic. Like
Speaker 2: it's not just enough robotestin to go around or whatever
Speaker 2: the case may be. He needs something with a little
Speaker 2: bit more punch to it. So we go to an
Speaker 2: urgent care. I'm like, this is the situation. I don't
Speaker 2: have my ID, he does have insurance.
Speaker 3: What can we do?
Speaker 2: They start trying to figure out, pull up different things
Speaker 2: and actually text the group chat to see if all
Speaker 2: of our group numbers was able to be utilized in
Speaker 2: their system, if they can just find it that way.
Speaker 3: Lady couldn't do it.
Speaker 2: She was like, if he was here before, then we
Speaker 2: could use his information from his chart that he had
Speaker 2: last time.
Speaker 3: So I'm like, okay, this is a new one.
Speaker 2: But he had a physical had another urging here that
Speaker 2: I was about fifteen minutes away, and I was like,
Speaker 2: all right, bet, we'll just drive over here because they
Speaker 2: should have all my information. We drive over there, the
Speaker 2: lady pulls up the information. He's like, I see you,
Speaker 2: but I don't see his information here. So we wait
Speaker 2: for a long time. I call his mama. She couldn't
Speaker 2: find his stuff. We in in fifteen twenty minutes. She says, listen,
Speaker 2: there's nothing that we can do. I can't pull of
Speaker 2: his up his information, but you can't pay out a
Speaker 2: pocket and there'll be a little copeic. I was like,
Speaker 2: all right, bet, how much is it? She was like
Speaker 2: one hundred dollars. I was like, he ain't a hundred
Speaker 2: dollars sick. He ain't a hundred dollars sick. So we
Speaker 2: went to Target, got the adult rod but testing because
Speaker 2: he at the age of twelve where you can go
Speaker 2: twelve and older.
Speaker 3: They had a nice honey peck. We went back to
Speaker 3: the crew.
Speaker 4: You know, you can view your card on.
Speaker 2: I try, I'll put it in app. I don't had an app,
Speaker 2: so y'all got to school me on the app. Okay,
Speaker 2: but I tried to pull up work day through just
Speaker 2: like work day and put in my email, addressing and
Speaker 2: all of that.
Speaker 3: That didn't work. So at that point I was just like, whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not worked. I'll show you. So you have voice, Yeah,
Speaker 4: my choice.
Speaker 3: Or you could pay one hundred dollars for your sick cad. Alright,
Speaker 3: he ain't a hundred dollars sick.
Speaker 1: That's why I buy things for one hundred dollars every
Speaker 1: single day.
Speaker 3: And those aren't smart decisions either. Wait, but your child,
Speaker 3: what if he gets worse? Then at that point, I'll
Speaker 3: have my choice app and we can figure it out.
Speaker 4: Your card like right on there, you can save it
Speaker 4: to your wallet.
Speaker 2: He ain't a hundred dollars seat, he was fine, Let's
Speaker 2: do a gofund me for Josiah.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, you can fund it yourself.
Speaker 4: To be honest, there there have been times.
Speaker 5: This actually just happened to me with the dentist where
Speaker 5: they're trying to get me to replace a crown on
Speaker 5: a tooth that nothing's really happened to it yet. It's
Speaker 5: more like preventative so it doesn't crack or whatever. So
Speaker 5: I make the appointment. I go in for the appointment
Speaker 5: and they're like, okay, it's you know you're paying before.
Speaker 5: Your insurance is going to cover this much. But it's
Speaker 5: still eight hundred dollars. I was like, I literally was like,
Speaker 5: cancel the appointment.
Speaker 3: I watched my back out. I'm good.
Speaker 5: No, wait until it falls out of my damn mouth
Speaker 5: and you a crown doing it.
Speaker 4: I don't care.
Speaker 5: I don't have eight hundred dollars, but I want to
Speaker 5: spend on a crown right now.
Speaker 1: You have just by the way, which this is from
Speaker 1: the same woman who probably buys eight hundred dollars worth
Speaker 1: of Amazon a week. This is the let me say
Speaker 1: something to you, if a crown cracks, it's the worst
Speaker 1: pain you'll ever go through in your life.
Speaker 3: It's nerve pain.
Speaker 5: I can walk to my Genos office. I will walk
Speaker 5: my butt right there and they can do it them.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, though, I first off, there is nothing
Speaker 1: that's too expensive for my kids except their parking tickets exactly.
Speaker 1: But they're health wise, I could never do it like
Speaker 1: I would not. I wouldn't do it for myself, but
Speaker 1: for him.
Speaker 2: If he was bent over vomiting fever at one hundred
Speaker 2: and five, we'd have a different story.
Speaker 3: This ain't that well, that's his illness.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's just I feel like he has what
Speaker 2: we've all had, and it's at the point where, like
Speaker 2: the medical professionals say that the cough and all of
Speaker 2: that will last four to six weeks, you know.
Speaker 3: So it's like this is gonna this is what it's
Speaker 3: gonna be.
Speaker 1: And there may not be medication for it because it's
Speaker 1: it's viral and they're not gonna be able.
Speaker 2: We got the adult Roe, but testing like Honey's see
Speaker 2: how he is two three.
Speaker 1: The funny thing is how much money in roadblocks do
Speaker 1: you buy for this kid just because you want to
Speaker 1: keep him from We could septether and not bother He
Speaker 1: bothers me with excuse me U, I don't have the
Speaker 1: hundred dollars here, but can you take it off of
Speaker 1: his robox roadbooks? What's going on? How you doing, Megan, Hi,
Speaker 1: good morning, good morning. What's happening.
Speaker 6: I've called you like three mornings in a row.
Speaker 1: Now, Megan, you are hold on a second. We have
Speaker 1: a we have something for you, Megan. Guess what we
Speaker 1: got for you?
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 1: Absolutely nothing but just an applause, man.
Speaker 3: An applause.
Speaker 7: Appreciate it.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 1: I love that for me. Well, we don't have we
Speaker 1: need to have, like you know how you go to
Speaker 1: stores and you have funch cards exactly like I always
Speaker 1: love when I give my free drink every now and again.
Speaker 1: You know, Uh, Megan, What's what's going on?
Speaker 3: What were you calling for?
Speaker 6: So I'm commenting on keV okay because I get the
Speaker 6: whole Like, he's not one hundred dollars sick because I
Speaker 6: took my son to the like emergency urgent care and
Speaker 6: it's like an urgent care, but like an emergency room,
Speaker 6: and he didn't get any type of IVS, he didn't
Speaker 6: get any medication, he hardly seen a doctor, and he
Speaker 6: basically just breathed like their air. And I owe them
Speaker 6: three hundred.
Speaker 3: And we're not doing that.
Speaker 6: He's doing absolutely not.
Speaker 5: I'm a firm believer in urgent cares are a waste
Speaker 5: of time and money.
Speaker 4: Really, absolutely, if it's that bad.
Speaker 5: Go to the hospital and if not, do a video
Speaker 5: visit on demand in your house. It'll take you five
Speaker 5: minutes and get a prescription that way.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 1: I always felt like when I went to an urging care,
Speaker 1: especially if it was like a you know, a wound
Speaker 1: or a break or something, they can never do anything.
Speaker 4: They just basically do a video visit.
Speaker 3: What's on Princess?
Speaker 8: Hello, good morning, Good morning. But I was just calling
Speaker 8: to comment on keV.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 8: Most places really should be able to pull your insurance
Speaker 8: information with the social I used to work at a pharmacy.
Speaker 8: We pulled information with less and then also too you
Speaker 8: could have just tat it and your insurance would have
Speaker 8: reimbursed you.
Speaker 3: Oh you brought that up and I was trying to
Speaker 3: go through.
Speaker 4: She just wanted a hundred bucks real quick.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: She seemed to be a very nice woman, but I
Speaker 2: didn't feel like going through wall to reimburse and all
Speaker 2: that type of crow and they didn't.
Speaker 1: What I do I take because I'm always fearful of
Speaker 1: which By the way, I cannot believe you've had your
Speaker 1: wallet missing for this long and you're not panicking, because
Speaker 1: I would have been panicking if it was five seconds.
Speaker 1: I take pictures of my driver's license, my insurance cards,
Speaker 1: all that stuff, and keep it in my phone and
Speaker 1: put it in a file. That's an important file because
Speaker 1: there are so many times I think that if I
Speaker 1: fly somewhere, I'm never going to have the ability to
Speaker 1: get back on a plank, so I'll lose my driver's license,
Speaker 1: so I at least have it, you know, they're just
Speaker 1: in case. But also then the other thing is that
Speaker 1: the insurance card is always one of the ones that
Speaker 1: you miss. But if they have your insurance, they should
Speaker 1: be able to pull his insurance up because it's.
Speaker 3: The same insurance. You would think you got the same
Speaker 3: number problems. What's up Jay?
Speaker 9: Hey Yo?
Speaker 7: What a what a mojo?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 7: Okav Man, listen bro. My wife just sent me to
Speaker 7: the urgent care a few days ago on the same
Speaker 7: I'm like, yo, this kid sneeze is like three times
Speaker 7: I'm up in the urgent care sitting there paying up
Speaker 7: one hundred dollars and then they got me there for
Speaker 7: three hours just for them to look at him and
Speaker 7: be like, oh, he seems fine.
Speaker 8: He seems okay, hein' gonna tell.
Speaker 3: You what you already know.
Speaker 1: You know what, I would exactly, you know, I'd give
Speaker 1: Kevin less crap if it was.
Speaker 3: The story was he walked into the urgent care.
Speaker 1: There were about twenty eight people in there, and he
Speaker 1: realized I ain't waiting this long and left more than
Speaker 1: one hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: He wasn't worth all about both urgent cares. There was
Speaker 3: no wait oh, we were the only people in there
Speaker 3: because I've done that.
Speaker 1: I've done that before, I've done the whole you know what,
Speaker 1: you're not arms not falling off, We're going like, I
Speaker 1: don't want to sit there and wait.
Speaker 2: But the money thing is he okay, bro dollars. What
Speaker 2: were they gonna do that the Robin Tessa couldn't do?
Speaker 2: Are they really going to serve his needs? Do something
Speaker 2: that's going to magically make him feel better?
Speaker 3: In a day field?
Speaker 1: His mom field about she went really tripping. He has
Speaker 1: school today. What's up, Brandon? What's going on?
Speaker 10: So my daughter actually just got put on growth hormone shots.
Speaker 10: We've been doing this for the past year where we've
Speaker 10: been trying to get her approved, and after yesterday, I
Speaker 10: called to get her first script filled. And at this
Speaker 10: four thousand dollars a month? Were you for two months?
Speaker 10: It's fourteen hundred dollars a month? And that's ruin shart?
Speaker 3: Wow? What is the growth hormone shots for? What does
Speaker 3: that do?
Speaker 10: So she's got the bone structure of a six year
Speaker 10: old and she's nine out this year at this point,
Speaker 10: so it's basically to help her grow, just so she's
Speaker 10: not always in the bottom one percentile.
Speaker 3: Wow. Wow?
Speaker 1: And and you and he listened to this dad, He
Speaker 1: loves his kid. He pays four thousand dollars a month.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't pay one hundred dollars. This is the kind
Speaker 1: of guy you should start to go fund me for.
Speaker 1: Are you willing to support the listener whose daughter needs it?
Speaker 3: Absolutely? Will you also? Too? Absolutely? All right? Will you
Speaker 3: give the one hundred dollars? Will you?
Speaker 1: I will give one hundred dollars. If you give one
Speaker 1: hundred dollars, you're not giving him one hundred dollars. And
Speaker 1: I know you won't even give your kid one hundred dollars. Brandon,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry that you deal with that. That's that sucks.
Speaker 1: Why not just let her be the shortest kid in class.
Speaker 10: That's what me and my wife have been discussing. It's
Speaker 10: even worth continuing. I mean, I mean, look at me.
Speaker 1: You can actually amount you can amount the things being
Speaker 1: the shortest in class.
Speaker 3: Right dude?
Speaker 4: But knows a weird AI look at just look at Shannon.
Speaker 3: Shannon, you are thousand dollars. Were you one of the
Speaker 3: shortest kids in class?
Speaker 1: And look at you? You were one of the smartest kids
Speaker 1: in class? Or if not to smart as she was
Speaker 1: the valet? No, but I'm saying, you.
Speaker 3: Know what, I.
Speaker 4: Honestly, since I think about Shanny, would.
Speaker 2: You prefer to be the shortest kid in the class
Speaker 2: like yourself? Or the biggest kid in class like Mojo?
Speaker 2: Go the shortest? See, I'm telling you there's all that.
Speaker 3: You know what?
Speaker 1: And if my parents, I guarantee you, If my parents
Speaker 1: would you know, have been given the option of four
Speaker 1: thousand dollars to make me less big. My dad would
Speaker 1: have said, no, I spend that in his food every
Speaker 1: single month. Why would I spend that money?
Speaker 3: All? Right?
Speaker 1: Hold on, Mara says she could have helped you out
Speaker 1: with this. What's up, Mayra? Where the hell were you yesterday?
Speaker 9: No, I'm a billing specialist, and I worked in several
Speaker 9: different places.
Speaker 3: By law, they were.
Speaker 9: Not supposed to tell Kevin that he could pay one
Speaker 9: hundred dollars copay if they didn't even know or could
Speaker 9: verify it was.
Speaker 3: One hundred dollars out of pocket. They said, I think yeah.
Speaker 9: But if they could and verify the insurance, I think
Speaker 9: they confined that because when you go to urgent care,
Speaker 9: they do not go and pull your insurance up right away.
Speaker 9: Most of the time. What they do is they let
Speaker 9: you get your visits to process whatever code that they have,
Speaker 9: and then they bill you for that, and then they
Speaker 9: look up your assurance. They can do it by birthday,
Speaker 9: social Security number, and there are several porters that can
Speaker 9: go on that put up multiple insurances.
Speaker 3: What you're doing, she said, she has never fall for
Speaker 3: the trick.
Speaker 9: I met all y'all before I came to the party
Speaker 9: for a time long time. By law, that's the thing
Speaker 9: that the medical field can do, but they're not supposed to.
Speaker 1: All right, take care of yourself. Tiffany works at an
Speaker 1: urgent care and says, what about Kevin, wev you did.
Speaker 9: The right thing. They did the same thing.
Speaker 6: Probably would have gave them some Colin all or something
Speaker 6: and told them to go home. Literally had a fever
Speaker 6: of one hundred and two, gave them Colin off to fine.
Speaker 8: Everybody's like, oh, take them to the emergency for what.
Speaker 6: I have three kids, come on and then honestly, urgent care.
Speaker 8: Most people come in there for a doctor.
Speaker 3: No, I'm just being honest.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's why I
Speaker 2: Actually spending one hundred dollars in Roebucks would have probably
Speaker 2: made him feel better than whatever medicine they would have
Speaker 2: gave him.