People are saving money with this system. The reality is that first and foremost you've got to take care of seniors and that's what we're doing.

When you want to save money for seniors, that may mean smaller profits for drug stores.

Usually the critics are people whose pocketbooks are impacted because we go in and get drugs cheaper for consumers.

It's water-cooler talk. Some people would call it reality talk. It's real people on real subjects. I think it will fill a void in the marketplace.

We're asking them to send the money where the people are, not where the trash is.

People are able to pull money out of their homes and put it into their gas tanks. So the overall effects on consumer spending have been small.