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Speaker 3: So what's what do you need? Like, what's the licensing

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Speaker 1: An illegal alien from Guatemala charged with raping a child

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Speaker 4: You know, don't put all your egg and one basket

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Speaker 7: That's another reason why our license structure. We don't have

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Speaker 7: The medication costs one thousand dollars, two thousand and five,

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Speaker 7: you're providing for, right that you're solving for. So when

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Speaker 7: our attorneys broke it down to us and they said,

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Speaker 7: those stuff. You can't give that stuff away when you're

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Speaker 7: own a clinic. When you're on a clinic, that's illegal

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Speaker 7: an inducement. So we had to figure out the best

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Speaker 4: Right, So for us man, so all the testing and

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Speaker 4: all the medical services are free. So the numeration comes

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Speaker 4: the medical services, which is the testing, is absolutely free.

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Speaker 3: So okay, so anybody can go in, there's no charge.

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Speaker 4: No charge, but if you actually if you have you

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Speaker 5: So we only make renumeration from the treatment, and that's

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