The internet was obsessed with this bizarre photo of Justin Bieber.

In the photo Justin Bieber's silly loan on a park bench and appears to be eating a burrito,

but that's not the weird part. The weird part is he's eating the burrito sideways.

Here's the photo here. Now we don't know. We don't know. We don't know.

Maybe Bieber's burrito started to split at the side. You know,

despacito times cool for despacito.

Nobody eats a burrito from the middle out. That's bizarre. Yeah, this picture I saw it and I left

out loud for quite a while. He's holding the burrito like corn on the cob and eating it.

Well, the caption's perfect. It's roughly, um, does Justin Bieber not know how burrito works?

Very funny picture. Yeah, beautiful. One final male bag. Well, email. You can mail us.

Email us at arm. Can I start this whole thing over again? One final piece of email from mail bag.

You can email us anytime at mailbag at armstronginggeti.com. You can see why that sentence was so

difficult to get through. D-R-A-N-G writes, David, I cringe recently when I heard positive

Sean giving investment advice on your show. It's not investment advice. No, it's a market report.

It's a one word market room. Absolutely. It's very handy. One word. Do you have one for today?

Yeah, Sean or I'm putting you on the spot. We hadn't warned you. The markets are slumping.

Oh, no, no. Oh, anyway, awesome. Uh, here's what David wants you to know. Joseph Kennedy allegedly sold

vast quantities of his holdings right before the 1929 stock market crash and kept many millions and profits.

Kennedy decided to sell because he overheard shoe shine boys and other novices speculating on stocks.

Interesting. To Warren Buffett's quote when when everyone else is greedy, I get scared when everyone else is scared.

I get greedy. Kennedy allegedly overheard everybody thinking they could make a mint in stocks and thought,

uh oh, this is a bubble. It's like when everybody I knew was flipping houses, everybody. Right.

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