You Wouldn't Believe What This Man Started Doing At 65...

You became a doctor at 70 years old, which makes you from what I've read, one of the oldest graduates of medicine. — Say to myself, you know, by the time I'm 65, when I retire, I got to do something that I like. It just dawned on me that medicine will be a good things to spend time on. I may need that knowledge. — The fact that you've been with so many young people in this setting, I'm curious on what do you think about young people? is uh something they're missing? Something they're not understanding about life — compared to the younger guys. I mean younger people they uh are more focused on passing the exam and getting good scores and all that. Uh whereas for me that is not so important anymore. Actually in particular the people who study medicine with me the younger people many you ask them more than half the people said the reason they want to study medicine is because either because they are parents want them to do so or they want to make a lot of money which is the wrong things but unfortunately I think more than 50% of the people are like that too many people measure their career success by how much they make rather than the job that they like to do.