Finneytown

Um, I went to, uh, train at their store in Montgomery, and that's where their main office was, and then I got, uh...

I was, I don't remember, maybe a month or so, and they trained me to be a kitchen manager, and then I got transferred to the Winton Road, which is Finneyt- it was in Finneytown, and she was the dining room manager.

Really?

And then a, another gentleman from Batesville also worked there.

... ambulatory location, and that's gonna serve then for people that live close to that so they don't have to drive further away.

That's correct, and the best example of what we just did was Finneytown.

Yeah.

So Finneytown was actually a medical desert, and we put our Finneytown ambulatory site there of about a 60,000-square-foot facility, and it is booming because people didn't have access to care, and now they do.

And this is important, 'cause we've worked a lot of...

We've put a lot of energy over the last, uh, two decades on having the largest healthcare network, having the largest primary care base, pe- general pediatric care base, and women's health.

All right, Brian, squeeze in one more here.

Don in Finneytown says, "We're in, we are in our early 60s.

We have significant assets, but almost everything is pre-tax." The opposite of what we just talked about with Dan here.

"Did we save too much in our 401(k)s?"

Yeah, grew up here in the Cincinnati area up in Springfield Township.

A lot of people don't know where that is, but right by Finneytown, northern part of the city.

I'm going to ask the Cincinnati question.

What school did you go to?