Peter Attia· MD
I mean, we used to joke about it, kind of teasing these guys, which is like, God, if somebody looks at you wrong in the parking lot, you're going to put a stent in them. Well, it was. And this was the era again, where there were people like there was this hospital up north. I think it was like a tenant hospital where there was this guy who was stent. You'd show up there with like too much farting or something. And then he'd do a calcium scan on you and you'd see like a, you know, calcium score of 20. And he'd say, we got to take you to the cath lab. And then he'd put stents in you. There was really no way to argue against that. even in asymptomatic people.