Teddy Atlas

When you ask that question, you know, I remember Customato when I was with him up in Gatsby for all those years. He used to say to me, Teddy, you learned through osmosis. I believe there's truth to that if I know what osmosis is. Yeah. But it sounds good.

When you ask that question, you know, I remember Customato when I was with him up in Gatsby for all those years. He used to say to me, Teddy, you learned through osmosis. I believe there's truth to that if I know what osmosis is. Yeah. But it sounds good.

When you ask that question, you know, I remember Customato when I was with him up in Gatsby for all those years. He used to say to me, Teddy, you learned through osmosis. I believe there's truth to that if I know what osmosis is. Yeah. But it sounds good.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

But I learned through osmosis with my father. He wasn't a big talker. He was a doer. And when you're around someone who lives a certain kind of life and does certain things, it penetrates. He was a doctor. I'm going to sound like an idiot right now because I'm being a son. But he was the greatest diagnostic doctor ever. Yeah. I mean, if I say I ever knew, what's that mean?

But I learned through osmosis with my father. He wasn't a big talker. He was a doer. And when you're around someone who lives a certain kind of life and does certain things, it penetrates. He was a doctor. I'm going to sound like an idiot right now because I'm being a son. But he was the greatest diagnostic doctor ever. Yeah. I mean, if I say I ever knew, what's that mean?

But I learned through osmosis with my father. He wasn't a big talker. He was a doer. And when you're around someone who lives a certain kind of life and does certain things, it penetrates. He was a doctor. I'm going to sound like an idiot right now because I'm being a son. But he was the greatest diagnostic doctor ever. Yeah. I mean, if I say I ever knew, what's that mean?

You know what I mean? Are you a doctor? You know what I mean? Like, what does that mean? But other people have told me this. Yeah.

You know what I mean? Are you a doctor? You know what I mean? Like, what does that mean? But other people have told me this. Yeah.

You know what I mean? Are you a doctor? You know what I mean? Like, what does that mean? But other people have told me this. Yeah.

He built two hospitals. And he built a hospital before the Verrazano Bridge in New York. connecting Brooklyn to Staten Island. And he built it so people could get proper hospital care that couldn't afford it, period. And everybody looked at him as eccentric. Yeah, nice. Yeah, because... He would literally sneak patients, not sneak them in. He was Dr. Atlas.

He built two hospitals. And he built a hospital before the Verrazano Bridge in New York. connecting Brooklyn to Staten Island. And he built it so people could get proper hospital care that couldn't afford it, period. And everybody looked at him as eccentric. Yeah, nice. Yeah, because... He would literally sneak patients, not sneak them in. He was Dr. Atlas.

He built two hospitals. And he built a hospital before the Verrazano Bridge in New York. connecting Brooklyn to Staten Island. And he built it so people could get proper hospital care that couldn't afford it, period. And everybody looked at him as eccentric. Yeah, nice. Yeah, because... He would literally sneak patients, not sneak them in. He was Dr. Atlas.

He could do what he wanted to a certain extent. But he would bring patients in without administering, putting through administration. So there was no charge because they didn't have anything. They were street people. I remember being, my only way to be with my father was to go on house calls. Yeah. or to go to the office. And so I went on House Calls.

He could do what he wanted to a certain extent. But he would bring patients in without administering, putting through administration. So there was no charge because they didn't have anything. They were street people. I remember being, my only way to be with my father was to go on house calls. Yeah. or to go to the office. And so I went on House Calls.

He could do what he wanted to a certain extent. But he would bring patients in without administering, putting through administration. So there was no charge because they didn't have anything. They were street people. I remember being, my only way to be with my father was to go on house calls. Yeah. or to go to the office. And so I went on House Calls.

And he did House Calls, by the way, till he was 80, and $3. I mean, it was better than McDonald's, you know what I mean? I mean, the deal. $3, and you got medicine, you got everything.

And he did House Calls, by the way, till he was 80, and $3. I mean, it was better than McDonald's, you know what I mean? I mean, the deal. $3, and you got medicine, you got everything.