I was actually thinking of this episode the other day. I had taken my mom to the drs office and was filling out a TON of paperwork. I was wishing this app really existed.
But I'm more worried about the data security of the relevant infos to fill out the form(s) that's stored in the cloud. Let alone an external invasion like hacker, the company might sell those data behind the back, like what Facebook did (and still does) to make the ads across social media & platforms more relevant.
@@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop If you mean the storage on the doctor side, then sure. But in that case the info is already stored there, so this functionality wouldn't change a thing. As for the user side, they could enter all the information on their device and store it all there, only divulging it when needed.
@@meghnawahid695 exactly, my boyfriend has 2 Living rooms for family & sleepovers and 2 more living rooms for the guest. Don't even get me started with the 2nd & 3rd floor. Still he has the audacity on questioning why do we need "quite handful" of maids and caretakers, like... does this whole house look like a mini barbie dollhouse to him? 😭
I love the fact that Claire was cool with it ,Luke had a sound business plan and idea but Phil turned on it the moment that he saw Scooter was a grown man 😅😅😂😂
The only part they haven't shown is the area on the other side of the stairs, to the right after you enter the front door. But it's usually where a home office/library would be tbh.
Haley and Alex had to share a bedroom for a few seasons, so it can't be that big. Feels like a fairly regular sized house in the suburbs meant to support a family of exactly their size. Neither above nor below their means. Just in the perfect spot for their family.
@@msakiblab No he is . In general things . The time he ran through the glass door when even the dogbsaw it . There are many instances , i can't exactly remeber now . But noone in the house is actually useless kind of stupid . Not even Hayley . She is really good at fashion things . Its a shame they didn't go along with that arc . And she was even involved in some buisness of her own idea somewhere in the middle . God knows what happened to it .
I'm pretty sure something similar is happening for Canada at least, they're standardizing their system or something so any hospital you end up in can pull your records
Phil's jealous 'cause his billion ideas over the years were always a flop, and now his son, Luke ,has one that could make him millions even billions. Grow up,Phil 😂
No, Phil is only jealous that luke didn't come to him with the ideaa. It was Phil who always encouraged luke to try out ideas even though they sound dumb. He played a huge part in feeding luke's curiosity which led him here.
How did you completely get this wrong? I've only seen season 1 and even I know Phil would have been completely on board if the partner wasn't a potential father figure. You really don't need to know what subtext means to recognise it. Godspeed to the commenter and everyone who liked it.
Noooo that's not why he's jealous. Phil and Luke always had a special bond so he's jealous that his son is partnering with this older guy instead of him, he think Luke betrayed him
Working as a medical laboratory science intern on a hospital, this would be way more efficient. We have a lot of forms and even hospital information system but it just takes too much time. This would offset our work to focus more on paramedicine and medicine itself rather than administrative tasks.
@@farwakhan4423 Some issues: 1. transfering all data with a device before giving consent is illegal in most countries 2. there is nothing about accessing data. So anyone in an office can access the data, which is a breach of privacy in most countries This idea has been around for a few decades now and it always runs into the issue of privacy. A country like Latvia would easily go for this, but Germany would not.
It's a bad idea. Security overhead is going to kill you and nobody is going to trust a startup with that kind of information. Also, it's a super easy idea to duplicate. If you dump enough money into it to get it to work and catch on some established tech company that already has a massive customer base and a decent reputation is going to copy it.
@@vampspears5249 I’m on the final season now, almost finished watching the show and since I finished season 3, my respect for Phil has been gone and running on thin. Granted, in his own way he brings comedy to the show like everyone does in their own way as well, and I have sympathised with him in some moments and none of the characters are perfect including him, but Phil didn’t always take things seriously when he should have, didn’t always act like a grown up which I understand was for the comedic purpose of his character for the show, but he did things that the others wouldn’t have done to him - Phil lied throughout the show to protect himself out of fear of being the bad guy, confronted and blamed which I know about all the others did as well, but unlike them, Phil even threw others under the bus to protect himself and let them take the fall or blame for him : Phil did that particularly to Mitchell (who is my favourite in the show) in the early seasons: *Tableau Vivant* (season 3) and *Diamond in the Rough* (season 4), and he never apologised or showed any regret for doing and putting him through all of it. Even when Mitch thought that Phil was sorry and was going to say it to him in Tableau Vivant, he didn’t.
@@vampspears5249 I’m just on the final season now, have almost finished the show and since I finished season 3, my respect for Phil has been gone and running thin. Granted, Phil in his own way brings comedy to the show the same as the others all do in their own way, and none of them are perfect, including Phil, but he hasn’t always taken things seriously that he should and doesn’t act like a grown up most of the time which I understand was the point of his character for the show. The worst things about Phil have been how he would get insecure and jealous of others outperforming or being better at what he wanted to thrive at and most of all, he lied a lot throughout the show and covered his tracks to avoid getting blamed, being the bad guy and confrontation. In some ways understandable and everyone in their own way did the same but unlike them, Phil threw other members of the family under the bus to protect himself and let them take the fall and blame for him. In several instances, that was Mitchell (who is my favourite in the show) who Phil did that to in the early seasons - Tableau Vivant, season 3 and Diamond in the Rough, season 4 - and he never apologised or expressed any regret for what he did to and put him through each time; even when Mitch thought that Phil was going to apologise to him in Tableau Vivant, he didn’t.
This is actually a really great idea.
I was actually thinking of this episode the other day. I had taken my mom to the drs office and was filling out a TON of paperwork. I was wishing this app really existed.
But I'm more worried about the data security of the relevant infos to fill out the form(s) that's stored in the cloud. Let alone an external invasion like hacker, the company might sell those data behind the back, like what Facebook did (and still does) to make the ads across social media & platforms more relevant.
@@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop It wouldn't need to be stored in the cloud. It's all local until required.
@@asais44 I'm no IT or Server admin. But wouldn't the process route be Local => Cloud => App? Just like how every autodata filler works?
@@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop If you mean the storage on the doctor side, then sure. But in that case the info is already stored there, so this functionality wouldn't change a thing. As for the user side, they could enter all the information on their device and store it all there, only divulging it when needed.
Phil’s face while sitting on the couch freaking kills me 🤣
Phil? 🤨 Uh, His first name is Agent. -Tony Stark
@@ricardoortiz4870 What does spamming that reference get you people?
@@alphanerd7221 Cuz Phil Coulson > Dunphy
@@ricardoortiz4870 You just look even dumber.
@@alphanerd7221 lol
The other living room, what a waste😂😂😂
My thoughts when I visit my rich relatives😂
@@meghnawahid695 exactly, my boyfriend has 2 Living rooms for family & sleepovers and 2 more living rooms for the guest. Don't even get me started with the 2nd & 3rd floor. Still he has the audacity on questioning why do we need "quite handful" of maids and caretakers, like... does this whole house look like a mini barbie dollhouse to him? 😭
@@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop whatever you do, don't break up😉😉
The one with the fireplace is the living room, the one with the tv is called a family room lol
Luke “Great question Claire.”😂
I love the fact that Claire was cool with it ,Luke had a sound business plan and idea but Phil turned on it the moment that he saw Scooter was a grown man 😅😅😂😂
"This is hardly a mansion" ive watched every season of modern family and i feel like i didnt see every part of Claire's house
I mean it's not a mansion, it's just a bigger sized house to fit 5 family members. Jay's house was more of a mansion with a huge backyard.
The only part they haven't shown is the area on the other side of the stairs, to the right after you enter the front door. But it's usually where a home office/library would be tbh.
@@Luka-st4uf It's not a big house. It's a relatively small three bedroom.
Haley and Alex had to share a bedroom for a few seasons, so it can't be that big. Feels like a fairly regular sized house in the suburbs meant to support a family of exactly their size. Neither above nor below their means. Just in the perfect spot for their family.
At least this time Clair wasn't tough on her kids
She had no reason to be, I mean come on Luke's idea was hands down amazing
@@bestsuma5826 honestly, Luke isn't even dumb, just has focus issues, Hayley is the only genuine dumb on among the three.
@@bestsuma5826yup I wish there was an actual app like this
@@msakiblab No he is . In general things . The time he ran through the glass door when even the dogbsaw it . There are many instances , i can't exactly remeber now .
But noone in the house is actually useless kind of stupid . Not even Hayley . She is really good at fashion things . Its a shame they didn't go along with that arc .
And she was even involved in some buisness of her own idea somewhere in the middle . God knows what happened to it .
@@aditi946 I thought her thing was that she was dumb because she didn't eat enough.
Wow as a medical provider I wish this was a real thing!
I'm pretty sure something similar is happening for Canada at least, they're standardizing their system or something so any hospital you end up in can pull your records
Phil’s more jelly than my last doughnut. 😂
Phil: And ahhh, wadda you do, Scooter, other than befriend children I mean"
Idea was actually good
Luke's problem in the form was falling down stairs . Most likely him
The min scooter gave fist bump. He is dead in Phil's eyes😄😄
A convenient ending to Luke’s story, though it’s Phil who rules the scene!
what other things you do, other than befriend children?
I think claire was imitating barbara
I'm out
Phil's jealous 'cause his billion ideas over the years were always a flop, and now his son, Luke ,has one that could make him millions even billions. Grow up,Phil 😂
No, Phil is only jealous that luke didn't come to him with the ideaa. It was Phil who always encouraged luke to try out ideas even though they sound dumb. He played a huge part in feeding luke's curiosity which led him here.
How did you completely get this wrong? I've only seen season 1 and even I know Phil would have been completely on board if the partner wasn't a potential father figure. You really don't need to know what subtext means to recognise it.
Godspeed to the commenter and everyone who liked it.
Noooo that's not why he's jealous. Phil and Luke always had a special bond so he's jealous that his son is partnering with this older guy instead of him, he think Luke betrayed him
I bet u dont have a father or your father didnt love u if u can not see why phil is jaelous
Working as a medical laboratory science intern on a hospital, this would be way more efficient. We have a lot of forms and even hospital information system but it just takes too much time. This would offset our work to focus more on paramedicine and medicine itself rather than administrative tasks.
This idea breaks so many privacy violations they're going to be spending the rest of their lives in prison :D
Americans with their "freedom" bs again....
Not really. the forms get filled out by the patient's consent. Nowadays the hospitals have electronic records for everything
@@farwakhan4423 Some issues:
1. transfering all data with a device before giving consent is illegal in most countries
2. there is nothing about accessing data. So anyone in an office can access the data, which is a breach of privacy in most countries
This idea has been around for a few decades now and it always runs into the issue of privacy. A country like Latvia would easily go for this, but Germany would not.
@@unematrix True imagine not giving consent and touching your phone on the device of the hospital/clinic you are in by mistake.
@@DenLim123 where did he say freedom? And are medical records not confidential in your country?
The idea is good
They do have a pretty big house
Great question Claire 😂😂
This such a great idea, Phil does not have any business sense
He does, he is clearly jealous of this new father figure
his jealousy clouds his judgement
It's a bad idea. Security overhead is going to kill you and nobody is going to trust a startup with that kind of information. Also, it's a super easy idea to duplicate. If you dump enough money into it to get it to work and catch on some established tech company that already has a massive customer base and a decent reputation is going to copy it.
What series is this
It's called Modern Family.. And it's awsome
whatever happened to this idea?
In this other living room😂
Doesn't this idea also saves paper
It doesn t. Using computers and networks also harm the environment.
Good show.💯💪😉
why dont i remember this scene
What episode is this
Claire...that is a mansion...you all are rich..ok
This idea makes no sense, why cant the doctor just send out an encrypted form along with the appointment
Do you even understand the problem they are trying to solve?
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Ok..? No wonder you're making comment like this and even for 8 years you haven't changed
Is it safe though? Data leak as well as hacking is possible.
What club?
The country club
His grandfather County club Luke works there as a pool boy and, as such, has a in with many powerful and rich figures
This show only showed me how much I hated Phil
That means you never watched the show.
@@vampspears5249
I’m on the final season now, almost finished watching the show and since I finished season 3, my respect for Phil has been gone and running on thin.
Granted, in his own way he brings comedy to the show like everyone does in their own way as well, and I have sympathised with him in some moments and none of the characters are perfect including him, but Phil didn’t always take things seriously when he should have, didn’t always act like a grown up which I understand was for the comedic purpose of his character for the show, but he did things that the others wouldn’t have done to him -
Phil lied throughout the show to protect himself out of fear of being the bad guy, confronted and blamed which I know about all the others did as well, but unlike them, Phil even threw others under the bus to protect himself and let them take the fall or blame for him :
Phil did that particularly to Mitchell (who is my favourite in the show) in the early seasons: *Tableau Vivant* (season 3) and *Diamond in the Rough* (season 4), and he never apologised or showed any regret for doing and putting him through all of it.
Even when Mitch thought that Phil was sorry and was going to say it to him in Tableau Vivant, he didn’t.
@@vampspears5249
I’m just on the final season now, have almost finished the show and since I finished season 3, my respect for Phil has been gone and running thin.
Granted, Phil in his own way brings comedy to the show the same as the others all do in their own way, and none of them are perfect, including Phil, but he hasn’t always taken things seriously that he should and doesn’t act like a grown up most of the time which I understand was the point of his character for the show.
The worst things about Phil have been how he would get insecure and jealous of others outperforming or being better at what he wanted to thrive at and most of all, he lied a lot throughout the show and covered his tracks to avoid getting blamed, being the bad guy and confrontation. In some ways understandable and everyone in their own way did the same but unlike them, Phil threw other members of the family under the bus to protect himself and let them take the fall and blame for him.
In several instances, that was Mitchell (who is my favourite in the show) who Phil did that to in the early seasons - Tableau Vivant, season 3 and Diamond in the Rough, season 4 - and he never apologised or expressed any regret for what he did to and put him through each time; even when Mitch thought that Phil was going to apologise to him in Tableau Vivant, he didn’t.
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