Waiting times and frustration

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are

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that um i think historically it was a

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service that a lot of people were

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frustrated with um long waiting times uh

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not being seen by the same person

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and yeah just general like frustration

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around the service that was offered by

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the nhs the nhs is a good thing that

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it's a great institution

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almost unique in the world provides

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public free access to health care we

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need much more of it we need a much

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bigger and better funding than nhs

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because it is a good thing

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well well i'm pretty i i think it's very

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uh uh quite an amazing thing that

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everybody can get well

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the principle of it yeah is that

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everybody could get should be able to

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get health care whether they're rich or

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poor or whatever you know

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um so i think that's that's good but i

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don't necessarily know if it

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works all the time

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i mean you know yeah i think we're very

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lucky in the fact that you know we can

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go and see a doctor or have an operation

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and and and things like that and not not

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be worried not worry about how much it's

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going to cost right

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but i think that you know um i think

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that

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when it

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i don't think it's had enough enough

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funding