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To: Dealer who wrote (4396)	9/29/2000 1:31:07 AM
From: Dr. David Gleitman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

Hi Dealer: Spent the week selling and buying back my calls. Sold Just about all of my calls on Wednesday. Thought about selling them at the end of day on thursday, but I thought that this may be the start of a long awaited rally. Now with aapls warning, I might have been better off selling those calls on thursday. Just finished watching the Gore news conference with that elderly woman who had to suppliment her monthly income by collecting cans for their deposit value. Sad state of affairs. Now if I had no shame, I would joke and say that perhaps they should offer $0.05 deposits on the empty prescription bottles, but that may be construed to be in bad taste, so I won't say it. Seems, at least from my perspective that prescriptions are the fastest rising cost factor in healthcare. God only knows that medical and surgical procedures have been sererely cut back as far as reimbursements are concerned. Not many people realize that then Medicare first came about, the average life expectancy was below 65. It was as if the govt was taking a crap shoot stating that "...yeah, if you live to age 65, we'll provide you with healthcare...but the odds are that you won't. Now something "terrible" has happened, people are living longer! Now what that has to do with BRCM, I have no idea, but it's always nice to chat with ya.... Warm regards, David