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I think it's so commonplace for us now that we don't even really embrace the miracle of technology that we deal with every single day.

I mean, I'm a lot older than Abbey so I was around

before cell phones were a thing right and before computers were as advanced as

they are now and the access we have that we take for granted every day like what's in the

palm of your hand and how we can stay connected and get information it's really

pretty much a miracle right and it's advancing it's such an incredible rate.

So when this one came out this morning,

I thought, okay, here's the next evolution.

But is this one safe?

Because Amazon now is experimenting with drones that are going to drop off your prescription drugs right to

your house.

We're excited to announce that customers who signed up for Prime Air are going to be able to get prescription medication

delivered to their doorstep in under 60 minutes.

That means getting as close as possible to our customers, to our patients, as fast as possible.

The second you understand that something might be

happening with a patient, they may be experiencing a medical condition, you want to

get them the care they need as quickly as possible. It really is unparalleled in the experience for getting prescription medication.

My peanut butter got delivered to my neighbor.

Are we sure my Lexic Pro is going to get delivered to me?

That's the thing right there. that Lexic Pro is going to get delivered to me?

That's the thing right there, like if somebody knows, I mean it's already hard to get Adderall in this country.

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