of Arms and the Man I Sing.

Question number one, what epic poem translated into English

begins with that line?

Well, if you answered Virgil's Aniad,

give yourself a golden jester cap.

Question number two, what epic podcast begins of investing and the fools I sing.

Well if you answer this one this week give yourself sure a sparkly

unicorn horn of investing and the fools I sing only on this week's Rule Breaker Investing.

It's the Rule Breaker Investing Podcast with Motley Fool Co-founder David Gardner.

This week kicks off our seventh annual authors in August series on Rule Breaker investing with a special surprise. It's a surprise because I'd

planned this week to be interviewing philosopher of games T Nguyen, author of the book

Games Agency as art, but unfortunately T had to cancel for this week. We will talk to him a few weeks

hence, which left a void in my August schedule. That's the that's the surprise part, but it's also a special surprise because I'd

wanted to do a poetry of rule breaker investing special for years now and this plan B moment opens up that opportunity.

Much fine original poetry has appeared on rule breaker investing now in our tenth year of a new

podcast every week. Many, many poems, in fact far more than I could fit in one

podcast, but how about a selection of them? Especially timed, I would say coincidentally, but now intentionally, especially timed with a market sell-off.

So that feels like this podcast was meant to be, of arms and the man I sing wrote Virgil well this week of

investing in the fools I sing and sing I get to I won't actually do that to you

but I get to sing the praises of numerous fools who made these

contributions over time and since poetry is with Virgil singing so yeah of investing and the fools I sing this special week to kick off

authors in August. Now a reminder next week we will have John Mackie, founder of Whole Foods Market and his wonderful book debuting earlier this year the whole story.

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