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Speaker 3: Let's talk about Amazon nine dollars a month healthcare play.
Speaker 3: The nine dollars a month healthcare play from Amazon available
Speaker 3: for Amazon Prime members.
Speaker 4: There you go, Why not? Makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 5: They already, UH were in this space.
Speaker 6: We knew that they were having shipments directly to people's homes.
Speaker 5: They purchased one medical in February.
Speaker 4: It was like world acquisition. They purchased pill pack.
Speaker 6: The purchase like they've already been doing. Like this shouldn't
Speaker 6: come as a surprise. So here it is nine dollars
Speaker 6: a month.
Speaker 4: Well, okay, let's talk about it. Let's give some details unless.
Speaker 5: You want to start eating.
Speaker 7: Yeah. I think from and that's why I posed the
Speaker 7: question earlier.
Speaker 8: If a presidential candidate were saying, hey, if I get elected,
Speaker 8: I'm going to make healthcare for all Americans nine dollars
Speaker 8: a month, what they win, I think it would be
Speaker 8: a landslide. I don't know if the margins would be
Speaker 8: on this, but I do think because Amazon has been
Speaker 8: a laggered in the tech space, I think this could
Speaker 8: be one of the things that drives them over. They
Speaker 8: already have amazing fanfare amongst Prime members, and people will
Speaker 8: use it. There's a general happy disposition when you think
Speaker 8: about Amazon and using a platform. But if we look
Speaker 8: at other medical experiences going to a doctor, it's not
Speaker 8: the friendliest.
Speaker 7: It feels kind of cold.
Speaker 8: And I know that they need more doctors in their
Speaker 8: ecosystem to do some of these checkups. But if they
Speaker 8: combine the tech infrastructure that they have with that fast delivery,
Speaker 8: and if it remains nine dollars a month for a
Speaker 8: long time when the economy is being compressed for most people,
Speaker 8: this is going to be a landslide victory for them.
Speaker 8: There are only two spaces to be in if you're
Speaker 8: in America, healthcare and tech. And some may argue that
Speaker 8: healthcare is not truly healthcare. I understand that, but this
Speaker 8: is Obamacare. The idea of it in tech form keeps
Speaker 8: it like if Biden brought this out, and it's it's
Speaker 8: interesting to see that even a tech company is doing
Speaker 8: things for the people that leadership will not do. This
Speaker 8: is going to have a tremendous impact on the stock
Speaker 8: over the next four or five years. It's been one
Speaker 8: of my favorites in stock club for four or five years,
Speaker 8: and I think this is only push the stock higher.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So the company, well, it's called Prime war Medical, so
Speaker 6: it goes to Prime members. So it covers unlimited access
Speaker 6: to twenty four to seven on demand virtual Mike can't
Speaker 6: we can't see, including video chats with license providers within minutes.
Speaker 6: So this is We've seen Amazon do this before. We
Speaker 6: covered this the diapers dot com story, where you know
Speaker 6: what we saw diapers. We're gonna take their business right,
Speaker 6: their business model. We're gonna make it cheaper. Eventually they
Speaker 6: won't have business and we'll purchase them and extinguish them.
Speaker 6: So think about what happened over the past three to
Speaker 6: four years in the pandemic. We couldn't go to the
Speaker 6: doctor's office. We had to schedule virtual calls. You think
Speaker 6: that Amazon sat back and said this isn't a business
Speaker 6: opportunity if CBS is doing it and Walgreens is doing it,
Speaker 6: and we have the infrastructure, we have the data, right,
Speaker 6: and we have the delivery, which those companies don't.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 6: So they find they find one medical they purchased that
Speaker 6: for four billion. At the time, people are like, well,
Speaker 6: here they go again. Right, they bought Whole Foods. Why
Speaker 6: are they doing this? Now, here's the reason. Right, you
Speaker 6: knock out all these other providers. You become the provider.
Speaker 6: Not only do you provide twenty four access to too care,
Speaker 6: but you can do drop medication right, and you can
Speaker 6: also have a third party providers interject when it's less
Speaker 6: serious issues. So now you've become a virtual hospital and
Speaker 6: sense where you can now have patients speak to somebody,
Speaker 6: get the medication, and if it's something that is non
Speaker 6: threat life threatening fluid checking, you can have people actually
Speaker 6: third parder people come to you. They're wiping the competition
Speaker 6: out in the healthcare space. This is how they into spaces, right.
Speaker 6: They don't come and they like, we're just gonna tell
Speaker 6: we're gonna know. They're coming in to dominate, like they're
Speaker 6: done in every industry that they come in.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 8: And how do you compete on that? Based on price?
Speaker 8: That's why I compete on price. Somebody's always gonna undercut you,
Speaker 8: and even if it's a loss leader, at some point
Speaker 8: they'll find a way to scale it. The interesting thing
Speaker 8: to keep your eye on is to see if they
Speaker 8: can be able to squeeze three dollars and fifty five
Speaker 8: cents or four dollars of profit out of that nine dollars.
Speaker 7: If they do that, oh, what's gonna be a tough night.
Speaker 8: Because the thing that United Healthcare may have, which is
Speaker 8: a stock that I do like in that space. No,
Speaker 8: I haven't met one person in life that's like I'm
Speaker 8: just in love with United health Care. Like the biggest
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Speaker 1: filming and selling child pornography in Michigan. These are just
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Speaker 2: Have been arrested.
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Speaker 8: And if you begin to have a good experience and
Speaker 8: let alone, if the process is fast and I'm going
Speaker 8: to coverage, they'll find a way to make it better.
Speaker 8: Even when Prime came out, Prome was okay at first,
Speaker 8: and they quietly added benefits to it. You have a
Speaker 8: year to make it unstoppable. And I kept saying tech
Speaker 8: and healthcare is the only two things that you really
Speaker 8: need to be in. Apple's making the foray Like, so
Speaker 8: now if you have that AI plus fanfare plus healthcare
Speaker 8: at an affordable price when most people are priced out, Yeah,
Speaker 8: they got another empire.
Speaker 6: Do you even think that they want to make a
Speaker 6: profit margin that wide? Like if we're saying nine dollars,
Speaker 6: if they're making four, I think they might even be
Speaker 6: content making a dollar.
Speaker 3: Does anybody? Does everybody know that the story of diapers
Speaker 3: dot com put yes in chat? If you if you
Speaker 3: if you're putting on in chat, if you're not familiar
Speaker 3: with the stories of because do com.
Speaker 6: Even if they make a dollar from it, this is
Speaker 6: not the core business. AWS is by far the core business.
Speaker 6: Whereas other companies, this is your core business. They're just
Speaker 6: coming into the space, right and so having a profit
Speaker 6: margin of four dollars on that nine might be great,
Speaker 6: but they might say, hey, we might take a loss
Speaker 6: for the first two years. We can afford to take
Speaker 6: the laws we take your customers. You can't afford to
Speaker 6: take the lost you'll be out of business.
Speaker 8: A lot of people, they get enough of them if
Speaker 8: they get six seven million people who need healthcare at
Speaker 8: a time when they're priced out.
Speaker 7: But you want to tell the service shot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, A lot of people are not familiar with the
Speaker 3: story service dot com. So I think it illustrates business,
Speaker 3: and it illustrates a variety of all the different things
Speaker 3: when it comes that comes into place.
Speaker 4: So diapers dot Com, this is.
Speaker 6: A legendary episode, what too, Yeah, it might have been
Speaker 6: an episode two for sure, I think.
Speaker 3: So startup company internet during the Internet craze when everybody
Speaker 3: had the dot com and they they had a unique
Speaker 3: business where they were actually shipping on diapers to mothers.
Speaker 3: Very easy, yeah, diapers dot com. But it was needed
Speaker 3: because you know when when you know, you got to
Speaker 3: go to the grocery store to get diapers and it's
Speaker 3: a hassle and then you don't have enough, and so
Speaker 3: it's like they found the way to kind of circumvent that,
Speaker 3: and that's what they did. So, Mike, can we get
Speaker 3: the full screen on this mic? So what they did
Speaker 3: was start a company and they started making a lot
Speaker 3: of money and Amazon caught note of it, and executives
Speaker 3: that Amazon sat down with the CEO of Diapers dot
Speaker 3: Com and offered.
Speaker 4: Them a buyout. They wanted to buy the company out.
Speaker 3: They saw they saw that you know, it could it
Speaker 3: could be very profitable for the situation, and they thought
Speaker 3: it was gonna be big, and they did not like
Speaker 3: the offer that they were given, and they respectfully declined
Speaker 3: the buyout, and as a result, Amazon started to sell
Speaker 3: diapers direct Amazon Prime without charging them, of course, and
Speaker 3: they they undercut them and they discounted it so much
Speaker 3: that Amazon actually started losing one hundred million dollars a month.
Speaker 3: They were losing one hundred million dollars a month on diapers.
Speaker 3: But they didn't really care out losing one hundred million
Speaker 3: dollars a month, because the whole point was to bleed
Speaker 3: out the competition to the point where they could just
Speaker 3: bankrupt them. And that's exactly what they did, and diapers
Speaker 3: dot Com went belly up. And then they brought diapers
Speaker 3: dot Com for a much lower price than they originally
Speaker 3: offered them. And when they brought them, they fired at
Speaker 3: every every single person.
Speaker 5: That dissolved the business.
Speaker 4: Yep, no longer needed mafia head.
Speaker 6: You know what, Thanks guys, We'll take it from here,
Speaker 6: and goodbye to diapers dot Com. Good night, long kisking night.
Speaker 5: Yeah. And that is business.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So that in a nutshell, my friends, is is a
Speaker 3: perfect case study of how ruthless business can be.
Speaker 6: And and that's why you got it. If you you
Speaker 6: better have money. If you want to go to war, yeah,
Speaker 6: you better have money. This is this is a promise.
Speaker 6: You know what they're coming for next year. You kind
Speaker 6: of alluded to it earlier. It sounded like it was funny.
Speaker 6: But yeah, you can buy Honde on Amazon dot com. Okay, well,
Speaker 6: and everyone local Hondi. But you know what happens next.
Speaker 6: It becomes every automotive company, right GM right, what happens
Speaker 6: to cars dot Com, what happens to auto Trader? You
Speaker 6: know what happens to all these sites where that became
Speaker 6: their sole thing.
Speaker 7: Again, that's the one with the vendor machine Carvana tough.
Speaker 6: Right, Now, what do you do when they have the
Speaker 6: database that they have right when they're not looking at
Speaker 6: this as their main source of income?
Speaker 5: Again, AWS is the shining light. This is just.
Speaker 6: Another piece that they're adding to the business. You can't
Speaker 6: afford to lose money.
Speaker 5: They can. They might bleed you out again.
Speaker 7: And they have a bigger customer database.
Speaker 1: An illegal alien from Guatemala charged with raping a child
Speaker 1: in Massachusetts. An MS thirteen gang member from El Salvador
Speaker 1: accused of murdering a Texas of Venezuelan charged with filming
Speaker 1: and selling child pornography in Michigan. These are just some
Speaker 1: of the heinous migrant criminals caught because of President Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump's leadership. I'm Christy nom the United States Secretary of
Speaker 1: Homeland Security. Under President Trump, attempted illegal border crossings are
Speaker 1: at the lowest levels ever recorded, and over one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand illegal aliens have been arrested. If you are here illegally,
Speaker 1: your next you will be fine nearly one thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a day, imprisoned, and deported. You will never return. But
Speaker 1: if you register using our CBP home app and leave now,
Speaker 1: you could be allowed to return legally. Do what's right.
Speaker 1: Leave now. Under President Trump, America's laws, border and families
Speaker 1: will be protected.
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