I hope you're hungry. You're listening to Motley Full Money.

I'm Mary Long, joined live and in person today from a co-working office in Denver, Colorado, with Tim Byers.

Tim, thanks for being here with me this morning.

Thanks, Mary. Fully caffeinated, ready to go.

Fully caffeinated, ready to go. We've got a Thanksgiving lunch prepared for us after this,

I think, and to just wet our appetites even more, we're talking about three stocks that we'll

see if we get to the third. But what we've got lined up for us today are three

companies, all of which I know that you're big fans of, and they're all kind of food-related.

So with that, we can get right to it. First up, we got Kava reported earnings yesterday.

Earnings nearly doubled, turning out 15 cents per share in the third quarter. That's compared to

six cents a share a year ago.

Same store sales grew 18% during the quarter. Traffic also up nearly 13%.

Company now is targeting full year adjusted EBITA of $121 to $126 million.

That's adjusted pretty far up from what they previously had.

Wall Street is amped about this. Stock us up over 10% this morning last I checked. Any notes, sir?

I mean, it's unbelievable. They have, what I'll key on is that 18% increase in same store sales,

which is just absolutely bonkers.

For those who don't know what that means, you are essentially taking the sales per square foot

at every location, and then you're looking at the year-over-year difference in how they are performing. And up 18% like that

is just astounding. I mean, for context here, Mary, for a fairly well-established restaurant,

like 5% is awesome. 18% is outrageous. It just means that the existing locations are crushing it. The menu

must be doing great. People are coming in and enjoying Kava. So the argument here for Kaba is that

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