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Hot take: the Medvi story has nothing to do with AI. A guy built a $1.8B company with 2 people. Cool. But strip away the AI headline and look at what's underneath: Telehealth subscriptions. I've been in this space. I've seen the numbers up close. The LTVs are borderline unfair compared to every other business model. Traditional ecom: $50 AOV, maybe $80 LTV if you're lucky, 20% returns, warehouse headaches, margin compression. Telehealth: $200+/mo, $1,200-2,400 LTV, pharmacy ships direct, no inventory, no returns, recurring revenue. AI made him efficient. Telehealth made him a billionaire. Those are two very different things. And the craziest part? He only did weight loss. ONE vertical. ED alone is a $5B+ market. Hair loss. Hormones. Peptides. Anti-aging. Skincare. Mental health. Each one of these is a billion dollar telehealth company waiting to be built. The reason more people haven't done it is the infrastructure is brutal — doctors, pharmacies, compliance, prescriptions, patient management. That's why you need a platform like Rimo.co. Full stack telehealth OS. Everything you need to launch a brand like this without building it from scratch. AND YOU OWN ALL YOUR DATA AND TOKENS The next wave of billionaires is coming out of telehealth. Not SaaS. Not ecom. Telehealth. rimo.co

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People who drive electric cars right now

You know how ridiculous of a lie you have to tell for Trump to break character? lmaoo

Perplexity, just a month ago, felt like a lost cause with the pace of frontier models, but its new Computer product is so good. Perplexity is so back.

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this is one of my favorite videos on ever posted. The confidence, napkin tucked for the order, adaptability on the bao buns, thanking the staff for his recommendations. Perfect.

Athletes sometimes cant describe why they made perfect decisions in tense moments with the game on the line. It’s often described as being in “the zone.” This is one of those moments.

Unwaveringly polite with no cracks under pressure. The unfazed pivot from two to four bao buns after originally declining them… this is what the people need, a true leader.

Turned down the bao buns initially. The people wanted two bao buns. Upgraded the order to include four bao buns. No hesitation. Adapted and unfazed. Man of the people. True leadership.

I have never seen a better executed order for the table in my life Down to the details: - napkin tuck for order - upping portion sizes in a blink - the Bao Bun execution - asking the server for recs - politeness and complete control of the room Wow.

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lack of taste in tech is a serious problem

Hell is when a Creative Director plays a new game over the weekend