Glen Tullman

Maybe it's CVS or Walgreens or Duane Reade or wherever, or your local pharmacy.

You can just ping yes.

Great, done.

Number two, would you like a coupon from GoodRx that might save you the cost of your copay?

And one question you might have is, yeah, but what do I need to do?

Oh, well, there's one that's 1.2 miles from you right now.

Maybe you walk by it.

Maybe you drive by it.

You might say, great, I'll try that.

Number three, would you like Amazon to deliver this to your home?

interestingly, 15 to 20% of the people who use our pharmacy app actually make that choice.

And then last but not least, mail order.

And what's funny, Jonathan, is people love choices.

So they love to say, thanks for giving me the choice here.

You know, that's what they really want is the ability to make choices.

They hate to answer questions.

Nobody likes 20 questions.

but they love choices.

So that's a perfect example of the blending of technology.

We're not saying, and by the way, doctors, many of whom are burned out, many of whom hate the administrative work.