A High Income Is Not an Exit
Dr. Jerry Schreibstein grew up in a rent-controlled apartment in Brooklyn and, in his first week of medical school, sat through a lecture on what 18 percent interest does to someone who defers. Part one of two.
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Shorter pieces from Dr. Anders Apgar — following threads from the show, and occasionally saying things that don't fit inside an interview.
Dr. Jerry Schreibstein grew up in a rent-controlled apartment in Brooklyn and, in his first week of medical school, sat through a lecture on what 18 percent interest does to someone who defers. Part one of two.
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