and the head coach of bay view united, and our volunteer coordinator jennifer, and the amazing stacy whiteouth workers. so today, we are joined by five of our current workers, along with their coordinator. we have jada stewart from eureka valley rec center. andre diaz and andy lynn, if you guys would all come up. you each get a very brief time to appear at the big mic and say hi to the commissioners. [applause] >> hello, i'm jada, i'm 17 years old. okay, so my experience working has been amazing. every time i interact with each mentor, we become a family. they teach me and guide me in the real life, you know, real life world. they tell me different things like you know, time management and then also things in school and advice for home and all that. also, for future things like college and how to apply for other jobs when we continue on. also, they guide me and just give me that home that you know, that i may not have in other places, so yeah. pretty much. >> thank you. [applause] >> hello, i'm andre, i'm 17 years old. i work at the playground and megacamp. working with recreation and park

mississippi, stacy white took her husband to the emergency room at an in-network hospital. the emergency physician who saw her husband was out of network and to her surprise, they received a bill for $2,700. west coast, a 3-year-old with 107-degree fever was airlifted from a small community in west virginia to a more advanced hospital 75 miles away. his parents were left with a $45,000 bill for the helicopter. and in maine the state representative who sponsored a bill to protect patients against surprise bills received a several hundred dollar bill himself after the radiologist who read his daughter's x-ray was out of network, even though he took his daughter to a in-network hospital. there are many more stories i could tell. but the bottom line is in each case, this happened because the patient almost always had little choice. and if you don't have choice, then you really don't have a functioning market. it is a market failure. one reason for the uptick in surprise bills is that this market failure is now being exploited by private equity firms. oftentimes hospitals will c

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