Galloway: Wealthy people losing 10 pounds drive GLP-1 sales over the obese
Scott Galloway · If I Could Start Over Again, This Is What I’d Do To Get Rich - Scott Galloway · Oct 24, 2023 · at 31:50
NYU professor Scott Galloway discusses the adoption dynamics and societal impact of GLP-1 weight-loss medications on My First Million.
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“Who GOP-I should be who it should reach right now is poor and middle-income households that are obese. That's where the greatest societal benefit would be right now. Who I think is probably driving the sales are rich people who want to lose the last 10 or 20 pounds.”
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