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Absolutely. So, um, Jason Hinkle, CFO for Deaconess Illinois. I've been here for almost a year, uh, as of next week. Um, so, um, my Healthcare career started in Chicago, actually, which is very different than Southern Illinois. Started with Advocate Health and then moved over to Loyola Medicine, which is part of Trinity Health, and then had the opportunity to come down here and really learn a whole lot about just the— you know, obviously there are similarities between just being in the healthcare system, but there's certainly some nuances to rural healthcare. And we've got 4 hospitals in Southern Illinois with Deaconess Medical Center. Deaconess Illinois Medical Center in Marion, Illinois is our flagship hospital in the region. 2 of those hospitals are critical access hospitals. And so we have strong affiliation partnerships with Deaconess Health System as well as with affiliate hospitals in the region.
Jason Hinkle · Becker’s Healthcare Podcast · Rural Health System Growth, Financial Forecasting, and Data Governance with Jason Hinkle · 2026-10-23Yeah. The Holy Trinity. I want to hear your reflection on the Holy Trinity and then—
John Coogan · TBPN · Calm Down Markets, Trevor Milton Has A Plane to Sell You, Jay Leno Live in The Ultradome | Alex Niehaus, Alex Blania, Nate Rempe, Connor Sweeney, Jay Leno · 2026-10-20And then I want to hear Do you think we are about to enter the new holy trinity with the W1, the F80, and the Mission S? There's been some grumblings about that, but people are debating.
John Coogan · TBPN · Calm Down Markets, Trevor Milton Has A Plane to Sell You, Jay Leno Live in The Ultradome | Alex Niehaus, Alex Blania, Nate Rempe, Connor Sweeney, Jay Leno · 2026-10-20Well, I mean, that's kind of— I think the P1 has proved itself. The 918 was good. But now the standard GT3 911, faster than the 918 was. Progress moves. I mean, it moves tremendously fast. You never quite know what it's going to be, what it is to one generation. I mean, when I was a kid, the 427 Cobra, that was it. You know, Carroll Shelby used to put a $100 bill on the dashboard, and then he'd nail it. And if you could get the $100 bill, you could keep it. And nobody ever could, because you just— so that was sort of the standard. Aston Martin 0 to 60 to 0 in like 9 seconds. Something like, oh, that brakes and it goes fast. Now those are— an old lady in Nissan Altima can do that. So yeah, I mean, I don't really buy the holy trinity.
Jay Leno · TBPN · Calm Down Markets, Trevor Milton Has A Plane to Sell You, Jay Leno Live in The Ultradome | Alex Niehaus, Alex Blania, Nate Rempe, Connor Sweeney, Jay Leno · 2026-10-20You know, the holy trinity. It sells magazines. People want to take a side. Your dad liked Ferrari, or you like red. Or whatever it might be.
Jay Leno · TBPN · Calm Down Markets, Trevor Milton Has A Plane to Sell You, Jay Leno Live in The Ultradome | Alex Niehaus, Alex Blania, Nate Rempe, Connor Sweeney, Jay Leno · 2026-10-20Yeah. The Holy Trinity. I want to hear your reflection on the Holy Trinity and then—
John Coogan · TBPN · Jay Leno on Comedy, Supercars, and the State of Hollywood · 2026-10-20And then I want to hear, do you think we are about to enter the new Holy Trinity with the W1, F80 and the Mission S. There's been some grumblings about that, but people are debating.
John Coogan · TBPN · Jay Leno on Comedy, Supercars, and the State of Hollywood · 2026-10-20Well, I mean, that's kind of— I think the P1 has proved itself. The 918 was good, but now the standard GT3 911, faster than the 918. I mean, progress moves. I mean, it moves tremendously fast. You never quite know what it's going to be. What it is to one generation— I mean, when I was a kid, the 427 Cobra, that was it. You know, Carroll Shelby used to put a $100 bill on the dashboard and then he'd nail it. And if you could get the $100 bill, you could keep it. And nobody ever could because you just— so that was sort of the standard bearer. Before that was Aston Martin, 0 to 60 to 0. In like 9 seconds. It breaks and it goes fast. Now those are, you know, an old lady in Nissan Altima can do that. So yeah, I mean, I don't really buy the holy trinity.
Jay Leno · TBPN · Jay Leno on Comedy, Supercars, and the State of Hollywood · 2026-10-20You know, the holy trinity. It sells magazines. People want to take a side. Your dad liked Ferrari, or you like red, or whatever it might be.
Jay Leno · TBPN · Jay Leno on Comedy, Supercars, and the State of Hollywood · 2026-10-20So 918 was a really, really cool car. I mean, just in general, um, it was the most weight of, uh, of the three. So like back in the day, they had the Holy Trinity, uh, which was McLaren P1, uh, the Porsche 918, and the Ferrari LaFerrari. These were the hybrid hypercars. And, you know, it was dubbed the Holy Trinity by Top Gear and Jeremy Clarkson. But the 918 was a weird one because they made the most of them. So it shouldn't be worth, you know, a lot of money. Then it was the most weight. And then it was also the least powerful. However, it was, like, arguably the fastest car, the best built. And, you know, just from my perspective, I haven't worked on a LaFerrari, but I can imagine what it's like. I worked on a P1 and I worked on 918. 918 is built so much better than the P1. And, um, it is, it is pretty crazy that, uh, you know, they have— they had that technology back then.
Tavarish · TBPN · "You Can See Everything" Review, Roadster Reactions, Eric Glyman Joins | Walter Isaacson, Christian Jensen, Tavarish · 2026-10-16And that's the whole, you know, and also I think that we put Normatec in a better brand vehicle that reached more people and then expanded our distribution globally. Yeah, but, um, but that was something where I was like, wow, when, when, when I first got in it and I said like, this makes it measurable, it checked all the boxes. The experience when you use it feels good, you feel good after, and then there's science to back it up. Those are— that's, that's the trinity of, of what makes a great product in our space. So yes, so there, to answer your question, you said the last 5 years. Well, we bought Normtec 5 years ago, so I would say that was the one that— and we just felt we needed it. We felt that you couldn't have a comprehensive recovery brand without the technology, and there was nothing that we were, you know, we didn't have the chops in-house to do what they did. It was developed by MITMD, and there was a huge amount of acceptance around their technology. So yeah, I would say like, you know, NormaTec is, you know, was the one, and we ended up, we ended up acquiring it.
Anthony Katz · InvestTalk · How Founders Are Building the Next Market Giants with Anthony Katz · 2026-10-09