Can confirm Spielberg whispered to Nolan, 'We live in a twilight world'

Apparently Black Friday is also the biggest day of the year for nursing home inquiries as so many people who go home for Thanksgiving realize just how much help their family members need to get by.

This seems excessive

I think this is a genius re-framing and a great playbook for all aspiring entrepreneurs to consider. I hope to use it myself someday

Girdley’s content is 🔥

I feel like we don’t talk enough about how bad certain retail pharmacy experiences are in the US

-The stores feel dirtier than a NYC bodega
-You have to walk through all the junk food to find the pharmacy counter
-Most of the staff seems depressed
-It’s effectively a duopoly

You don’t have to like it, but you have to respect it

Since when did it become normal to say “thank you sir” in the workplace and how do make it un-normal

“Our portfolio companies can successfully sell to hospitals so let’s just buy a hospital ourselves?”

Interesting whole person women's health company. I wonder if this is a trend - companies selling to hospitals by 'taking over' services where hospitals lose money. Diana does this for labor/delivery and I've heard of others doing it for inpatient psych
fiercehealthcare.com/providers/dian…

“I believe that my leadership role in Sigma Chi, paired with the fact that my dad is boys with the CEO, makes me the perfect candidate for this Wall Street internship”

This morning Medicare announced its 10 drugs first up for price negotiation and Zach Johnson will be making his Ryder Cup Captain’s Picks in the next hour. Blake Madden 🏥 and I live for days like today #healthcare #golf

An iced coffee costs about $5 a day. That’s roughly $35 per week or $140 per month. Now you’re spending $1,680 per year.

Over the course of 10 years that’s $16,680, which is not enough to make a down payment on house.

So, enjoy your iced coffee.

When it comes to virtual health, employers are concerned about siloed care experiences and lack of integration.

Is this a sign that we are going to finally starting seeing some digital health consolidation? Or do the 'buyers' just not have enough money to make acquisitions?

Just paid an electrician $400 for 30 mins of work to install a new light switch that costs $20 on Amazon

Brb going to start cold calling electricians asking if they’re open to selling their business

Interesting stat - 77% of Americans experience foot or ankle problems. But I rarely hear or think of podiatry as a growing healthcare service line. Any ideas why?