It's Tuesday, August 27th.

Welcome to Market Fullry.

I'm Matt Greer and I am joined in studio by Motleyville analyst Andy Cross and

Jason Moser.

Gentlemen, welcome, how are we feeling?

I'm feeling great, but I tell you, I look at you Mac, and you look rested.

You look refreshed, you look charged.

I don't know that I feel as great as you do.

Time away was good for you, oh thank you thank you I you know

little little time at the beach the good news is that Chris Hill getting some

much deserved R&R and he will be back in the saddle next week.

So if you can just hang in there for this week,

you know, and it's a free show, remember that.

Yeah.

Chris will be back in action next week.

But guys, lots to talk about Papa Johns getting a new CEO in Costco

opening their first store in China. spoiler alert, it was well received. Maybe a little too well received.

Apparently so. We'll get to that. But let's begin with Johnson and Johnson.

An Oklahoma judge has ordered J&J to pay 572 million for its role in the state's opioid

crisis. Now Johnson and Johnson argued that its marketing and sales activities

were lawful and that it was not at fault for the crisis. But Jason, the judge

and the court obviously disagreeing. J&J will appeal the ruling. Now the

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