#364: Safi Bahcall — On Thinking Big, Curing Cancer, and Transforming Industries

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This episode of the Tim Fair Show is brought to you by Uber, which I use pretty much every day. Uber makes getting around town. in the world for that matter easier than ever before. And now Uber is introducing Uber Rewards, a new rewards program that helps keep modern life going. Some of you know this already, but I've used Uber thousands upon thousands of times since 2008 or 2009. when I first became an advisor and it was even just in prototype stage. I've since used it to save my skin in many countries where I don't even speak the language. to help transport my dog around to save on delivery fees from big box retailers. The list is really countless.

For the number and types of ways that I've made my life easier with Uber. As a company, Uber's been doing a ton of really interesting great things in the past year. Uber rewards is going to make you love Uber even more. It's a brilliant idea. And you can earn it on rides and Uber Eat. So you earn points whether you're staying in or going out And the more you use it, the more you get, and you unlock rewards such as Uber Cash, which you can apply to rides or food orders. There's a lot more though. You unlock all sorts of new benefits at each membership level, such as flexible cancellations with gold. This means you get your cancellation fees refunded when you rebook within 15 minutes for a limited number of uses. You get price protection with platinum. This means

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