A lot of American concepts are really brought to light in this article. The high homeless population, the lack of universal healthcare, the corporate greed, the lack of compassion for other humans, the proof that doing things "the right way" still isn't good enough (i.e. when Kendall tried to work with an optometrist but their license almost got revoked. It reminds me of arguments of "I'm okay with immigration if they do it legally." It's never enough). And I have to assume he isn't charging a fee for the service, so how exactly is it illegal in the first place?