Wall Street Unplugged looks beyond the regular headlines heard on mainstream

financial media to bring you unscripted interviews and breaking commentary direct from Wall Street

right to you on Main Street.

There's it going out there, it's Wednesday, April 8th.

And I'm Frank Curzier, hosting the Wall Street Unplugged Podcast, where I break down the headlines and

tell you what's really moving these markets.

Hope everyone had a great holiday this past weekend. I love Easter. It's family time, chocolate, kids, and Easter egg hunts. All the East egg hunts in Florida are a little bit different

compared to New York. For example in New York they actually hide the eggs. You

have to hunt them down. They're difficult to find. You don't find them. People don't show you where they are.

You gotta keep looking. You gotta keep looking.

In Florida, it's like they have an open field and they place the eggs on top of the

grass like right in front of you so there's no hunting it's kind of really weird

still getting used a lot of things in Florida.

But I could tell you something.

You know, if you have a kid that's not so smart,

and you know you have a kid like this, right?

And if you have a kid that's not so smart, you don't go tell your friends, oh, my kid's not so smart, and you say,

he's a great athlete, and he's this and that.

But a lot of times if you're talking to your kids, you have a conversation with them and you're looking at them you're like, man, my kid is not that smart. It happens. Believe me, I know. But you know as a parent, if you have a kid like this.

It's like, man, my kid, it just, you know, you're not that smart. I don't know.

But I can tell you, if you have a kid that you don't think is too smart have a move to Florida because they're going to be really smart here

I know I just lost my entire Florida audience, but I'm just getting used to things around here and it's really

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