Ed Elson

a decent number of employees, but I don't think this is an industry we're gonna miss a lot.

My feeling is this is a healthy part.

It's like, I don't think we need more CVSs or bank branches in Manhattan.

I'm ready for a lot of those to go out of business.

And I don't think we need nearly as much fast food.

Now, some people would argue you're being an elitist, there's food deserts, it's cheap calories.

And eating healthy is really expensive.

But I can't imagine, and we've talked about this before, I just think GLP-1s are going to be so massively accretive.

And I had the head of Lilly, I had the CEO of Lilly, which is probably the most important company in the Midwest right now, a trillion-dollar company located and headquartered in, guess, do you know where it's headquartered, Ed?

No, I don't.

Where is it?

Indianapolis.

I love that.

Yeah.

The latest trillion-dollar company is in San Francisco, New York, or wherever, London.

It's in Indianapolis.

Yeah, that's great.

And GLP-1 drugs have gone from $1,000 a month to somewhere between $250 and $500.

I think they're going to be sub-$100.

And if you can do a GLP-1 at sub-$100 a month, I would argue you're probably going to save money.