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think amazon comes out the winner here when we talk to goodrx, you'll feel even better, even if doug hirsh puts up a good fight, amazon is what you go back to that's what you defaulted to when this started. and it is what you default to now. >> jim, a lot of this threads into the presidential transition today it is two groups, the national association of manufacturers and the u.s. chamber of commerce who put out a statement saying let's get this transition going. something that the president-elect talked about yesterday. and just trying to get access to information about where we are on covid response in the coming weeks. here's what he said. >> we have been unable to get access to the kinds of things we need to know about the depth of the stockpiles, we know there is not much at all. we get to the point where we have a sense of when these vaccines come out, how they'll be distributed, who will be first in line, what the plan is, we're going to be behind by weeks or months being able to put together the whole initiative relating to the biggest trauma we have with two drug companies coming

we had doug hirsh on friday, down 19%, does it deserve to be? >> let's get him on. i think that walmart seems to be offering a similar service to them, except for more prime members. we don't have to rethink everything or go to the drugstore. look, i think that -- i think you look at amazon, david, the fact is we're all going to evaluate whether we shouldn't be buying our pharmaceuticals there, we have to. that's the way america is. i get so much food -- >> 80% of outpatient prescriptions, $400 billion market are available for mail order. 80% of outpatient prescriptions. carl, you're talking about 84 million people at least. we don't know the number, they never give it to us. >> carl, i got to tell you, people think of amazon as lowest price, i don't think there is anybody who worries about their privacy with amazon. there was a time where i think people say, i don't want them to have my information. i think that the drugstores have done a disservice, i don't think that their pharmacies are neighborhood pharmacies for the most part. carl, the linkage between the nei

doug hur, the good rx -- hirsh, good rx cofounder. very good to have you.ged now, and is it going to be changed all the more with this spike in cases and people's relax dance given that? reluctance? >> i think it has. what people discovered back in march was that, basically, the old way of doing things was not working, right? people were not able to go to the pharmacy and get their prescription, not able to just show up at their doctor's office. it was closed. people do need to get the health care they need, and, you know, we saw this explosion in telemedicine. we saw an explosion in or a rise, i should say, in mail order delivery, and, you know, we wanted to be there. we actually had the fortune of investing actually prior to the pandemic, so we are ready to go and to help people wherever they need it. neil: no, you were way ahead of that trend. i'm curious now what happens. i always think developments like the reports of a spike in cases kind of feeds this narrative of -- not in a crass way, saying people, you know, it's a good thing i'm getting my medica