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MALE VOICE 1: I had LASIK surgery done. I evaluated—I’m a mechanical engineer so I tend to evaluate things very, very logically and mechanically and especially eye surgery because a lot of eye surgery is a mechanical process. My life is so active and I’ve worn contacts for so long I wanted to make sure that whatever I did I could continue that lifestyle. Very rarely in your life do you come across an organization that is just so far above everybody else in their service and their caring and their passion for what they do and also the volume. You want to go to somebody who doesn’t do one a month. You want to go to somebody who does a lot of them so they have a tremendous amount of experience under their belt. I don’t think anyone can realistically expect to see what the rest of the world looks like and understand what that is. After I had my LASIK the next day I was at work on my computer reading my computer screen with no glasses and no contacts and just thinking, “This is the most amazing thing that has ever happened.” Like I said before, I just can’t express the impact that it had on my life because it changed it and I’m 39 years old. So 38 years old is still a fairly young guy. Here is a major, life-changing impact which is pretty rare.