It's Tuesday August 23rd. Welcome to Market Foolery. I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today for Motley

Fool Deep Value.

Ron Gross. Thanks for being here. My pleasure. Always fun. In keeping with, I think every time I've asked you to be on

market floor this year I asked you with about 45 minutes before.

Say, hey in 45 minutes? That's how good I am. I can just pop right in.

And that's how bad I am at planning.

No, but it's always fun.

We're going to dip into the full mail bag.

We're going to talk about a new report out on the restaurant industry,

but we have to start we have to start with

Best Buy a holy do we have to because I I messed this one up so bad you know what

you're not alone in that we'll get to that in a second, but second quarter profits for Best Buy come

in much higher, much higher than anyone was expecting, and the stock is up 19% and it's hitting a 52 week high.

27% up year to date that stock.

Company I probably said more than once,

I'm not sure that we really need that company anymore.

Other analysts have sat in that chair and said basically the same thing.

You know, we can get to the numbers, but I think it's important.

It's almost a lesson.

Don't think your experience extrapolates to everybody else's experience, and I think that's a good analytical lesson to learn.

Just because you don't like a particular restaurant doesn't mean other people don't like that restaurant.

And so you have to think outside of yourself sometimes so specific to

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