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CVS Pharmacy

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Nov 1, 2026

DJ LouieGUEST
53:50
passionate people that really care about her and that you know over the course of time are paying off for her you know what i mean same with charlie same with troy same with slater same with uh czar larson you know it's like it's like there's this um there's these there's the mechanics of it are all coming apart so it used to be that if you heard something a lot on the radio that was a sign of critical mass but i don't know that that's true anymore It does, it means something.
DJ LouieGUEST
54:14
I mean, it means you have a certain kind of hit that's playing in CVS or whatever, but like it doesn't necessarily denote the kind of passion that can create a long career per se.
Tom HamlettHOST
54:25
yeah no that's that's a great way
speaker_3ADVERTISER
54:27
to put it
Martin WeissHOST
13:07
And it's not like Daniel Jones didn't deal with injury concerns coming into that moment, and he hasn't played well this season.
Martin WeissHOST
13:15
When you have a guy like Caleb Williams paired with a mastermind that is Ben Johnson, who we talked about this two weeks ago, I have Ben Johnson right up there in terms of play calling, designing games, and winning games you're not necessarily supposed to due to the – When the injury report is longer than the CVS receipt, Ben Johnson can still go dial it up and get it done.
Martin WeissHOST
13:37
Where a lot of coaches we see, that is not the case.
Martin WeissHOST
13:40
That, to me, is the biggest difference between this trade and other trades that I would have universally said, two first-round picks, that's way too much.
Martin WeissHOST
12:32
And it's not like Daniel Jones didn't deal with injury concerns coming into that moment, and he hasn't played well this season.
Martin WeissHOST
12:40
When you have a guy like Caleb Williams paired with a mastermind that is Ben Johnson, who we talked about this two weeks ago, I have Ben Johnson right up there in terms of play calling, designing games, and winning games you're not necessarily supposed to due to the – When the injury report is longer than the CVS receipt, Ben Johnson can still go dial it up and get it done.
Martin WeissHOST
13:01
Where a lot of coaches we see, that is not the case.
Martin WeissHOST
13:04
That, to me, is the biggest difference between this trade and other trades that I would have universally said, two first-round picks, that's way too much.
Haley CometHOST
42:31
This could be as mundane as maybe you had a shampoo and conditioner you used to love.
Haley CometHOST
42:36
And today you go to CVS and you see it's on sale and you're like, why not? I used to love this.
Haley CometHOST
42:40
And you smell it.
Haley CometHOST
42:41
And it transports you back into that season of life and who you were when you used it.
Marielle ConcepcionHOST
4:07
I used to pick up my vaccines for my patients from Irvish.
Marielle ConcepcionHOST
4:10
That's our pharmacist who you'll be hearing from at CVS and Angels Camp.
Marielle ConcepcionHOST
4:14
When he moved to an independent pharmacy after multiple stints at different big box pharmacies, he had the freedom to build this vaccine clinic with us.
Marielle ConcepcionHOST
4:23
And this year in particular, I'm extremely proud to be offering vaccines for the community because there has not been, as of this recording, a single vaccine clinic for people to attend at our public health department located in Valley Springs, which is about 45 minutes away.
Marielle ConcepcionHOST
5:15
Let's hear from Irvish, our pharmacist himself.
Marielle ConcepcionHOST
5:18
Irvish Atelier.
Marielle ConcepcionHOST
5:19
He's worked at multiple CVSs and at Rite Aid, and now he's at an independent pharmacy.
Marielle ConcepcionHOST
5:26
Listen for what changed when he left the chain, because it's the same thing that changed for a lot of us when we left Employed Medicine.
Na'ilah DawkinsHOST
6:01
It's a National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day.
Na'ilah DawkinsHOST
6:04
It's held usually around October 26th every year here in the U.S. And if you do have any old patients, or unneeded prescriptions, medications, or just some that you maybe found that aren't of use and you don't want your pets or young kids getting to those medications, you can take them to usually CVS or Walgreens or a drugstore for recycling and or safe disposal.
Na'ilah DawkinsHOST
6:34
And then the last few holidays of the month of October include National Herbal Medicine Week.
Na'ilah DawkinsHOST
6:40
It's the last week of October.
Melissa DenningGUEST
22:40
And then we like, I'm going next week to a sampling at fresh time market, which is like a Midwestern Northern, um, fresh whole market grocery store.
Melissa DenningGUEST
22:56
And so just trying to get into some of these more basic, whole natural retailers that'll fit our clientele versus just like the Walmarts and the Targets, the CVS, the Walgreens, things like that.
Melissa DenningGUEST
23:13
So it's right now, Amazon, they do Amazon fulfillment.
Melissa DenningGUEST
23:17
I do everything else.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
20:37
were privately owned businesses.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
20:38
Today, you walk into a pharmacy in the US, you look up, you're going to see CVS, Duane Reade, or the UK, you're going to see Boots.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
20:48
Public companies have driven out private businesses.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
20:53
And it's inexorable in these.

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Aswath DamodaranHOST
26:25
I'm saying even if there are no economies of scale, This is an addition.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
26:32
This is different because economies of scale you can get as a private company too, right? You always open more pharmacies in more cities.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
26:38
I'm saying even if you got diversified as a private business by opening hundreds of pharmacies, you would still be operating at a disadvantage against the CVS.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
26:47
Because their investors can afford to be a lot more cavalier about risk.
speaker_0NARRATOR
4:14
I think I was 8 years old at the time.
speaker_0NARRATOR
4:17
I remember that one afternoon, my mom went to CVS to do some grocery shopping.
speaker_0NARRATOR
4:22
I went with her like I often did when she went shopping.
speaker_0NARRATOR
4:26
So we got to CVS sometime that afternoon and it was pretty busy from what I remember.
speaker_0NARRATOR
4:31
After going inside, we walked around and my mom started getting things.
speaker_0NARRATOR
4:35
The store isn't very big though, so at one point, I left to look at the candy.
speaker_0NARRATOR
4:40
That was about the most interesting aisle to me inside of a CVS as an 8 year old kid.
speaker_0NARRATOR
4:45
So I was just standing around looking at what I would buy if I had any money.
Jon ReedGUEST
50:25
They go to use case design.
Jon ReedGUEST
50:27
And they say, well, how do we provide better service? Like at CVS, did I mention this last time? At CVS, CVS decided their goal was to make it impossible for me to call my pharmacist.
Jon ReedGUEST
50:42
So I can't actually call my pharmacist on the phone anymore.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
50:45
I would argue that's the wrong goal,

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