It's Tuesday, June 2nd. Welcome to Market Fullery. I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today.

The one and only, Morgan Housele. Technically true, the one and only.

Thanks for being here. Thanks for having. You got a little bit of a tan a little bit not much we're going to talk about that

You're a faded burn more likely

You can take care of your skin, man. I try.

You gotta just slather that stuff on there.

We will talk about your trip because there is a business angle to the trip you just took,

even though it was not a business trip.

We will dip into the full mail bag. We will try and

figure out to what extent the US dollar is absolutely crushing companies because it seems more

and more like that is the case but let's start with what

appears to be the story of the day and that is auto sales for the month of

May were huge and maybe not that biggest surprise when you consider the winter that we had and

we've talked about this before.

There are businesses that are negatively affected by bad weather and then there are businesses that

It's a really a short-term thing you know yeah Dunkin Donuts not to pick on them, but you lose a donut sale.

No one's coming back the next day and buying more.

Whereas automakers, I think we're seeing the ripple effect of that,

the pent-up demand because auto sales were just unless you're Ford Motor

They were pretty strong across the board they're great and it's not just

Just auto sales compared to earlier this year.

But what really happened during the recession,

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