so there's no need to be a pollyanna, i guess, but neither should we think the changes we can make will have no effect whatsoever, at some point wonderfully in the future. >> you really take jane austen seriously, don't you? [laughter] carol. >> yes. two short questions. do you think something like -- [inaudible] has been made into a film might work and then have an actress or director come to the campus? and do you see hope in the fact that none of the books seem to involve zombies or vampires? [laughter] >> there is -- >> they do. world war z was assigned. [laughter] >> let me make a comment of my own and then turn to ashley on this who's loaded for bear on, i think, this question. there are many, many books on our list that have been made into movies, so many that early on we got to the list, created a whole column on checkoff column, is there a movie, is there a movie. a great number of the books already have movies, others have movies in the works. so movie making is part of the whole apparatus -- >> well, i meant classics though. >> well, persuasioninging many i don't know if -- t

caller: i think this doctor is a pollyanna. the things he said is -- there is no reason why mayo can't post a single price because that is what they do for medicare. they have a medicare price and they could charge everybody that. it is going down the tubes. money has been taken out of every residency because of the rules so in my specialty, 4000 hours has been removed for training. rational's don't know much about anything and they are undertrained. host: what is your specialty? caller: ob/gyn. but that was every residency. people arrive unable to do regular surgery. nurse practitioners are a joke. if it is possible to practice good medicine with having a four-year college degree and two years of a master's degree as in his practitioner at the nobody needs to go to medical school. i see it every day in my office. gps and nurse practitioners come in. what the doctor says and they only see the nurse practitioner. our spending comes back to us to reinvest and research in education and technology and the community, that is our bus