Chapter
Scrapping Profits from Prescription Drugs with Michael Loeb
30:00 - 33:55 (03:54)
Michael Loeb and his business ventures, including Scrip Relief, which makes millions of dollars in profits by providing coupons for prescription drugs in exchange for increased business at pharmacy chains like CVS. Loeb also hosts fundraisers and sophisticated parties for his enterprises.
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Michael Loeb owns Scrip Relief, a company that makes around a hundred million dollars a year in profit by providing coupon codes for various medicines such as Xanax or acne medicine, that offer discounts at CVS.
30:00 - 31:51 (01:50)
Summary
Michael Loeb owns Scrip Relief, a company that makes around a hundred million dollars a year in profit by providing coupon codes for various medicines such as Xanax or acne medicine, that offer discounts at CVS. Additionally, he owns several other businesses.
ChapterScrapping Profits from Prescription Drugs with Michael Loeb
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The speaker discusses investigating the web of companies owned by Michael Loeb, including Script Relief which was recently sold to United Healthcare, and expresses surprise at the appearance of the successful businessman.
31:51 - 32:47 (00:56)
Summary
The speaker discusses investigating the web of companies owned by Michael Loeb, including Script Relief which was recently sold to United Healthcare, and expresses surprise at the appearance of the successful businessman.
ChapterScrapping Profits from Prescription Drugs with Michael Loeb
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32:47 - 33:55 (01:07)
Summary
The hosts discuss a billionaire who punched a kid in the face and the shocking mugshot that depicts him as a tough guy enforcer rather than his actual profession.