I'm going to get back to my rock and roll roots today, Danny Moses. I think you'd be interested in this. Dan, Nathan, I know you are as well. It was the fall of 1969 when the Beatles released their 11th studio album. That, of course, would be Abbey Road. It's a tremendous album. As a matter of fact, for you tourists out there,

I guarantee that at one time or another, you tried to replicate that famous photo. By the way,

this is the On the Tape podcast. I am Guy Dummy. I'm back from San Francisco, Napa Valley. We can

talk about that if you would like. Dan Nathan, always. Danny Moses, always as well.

In a few minutes, we're going to be talking with Rebecca Patterson.

You know her from CNBC.

She's had a storied career.

We're going to have a great conversation with her.

But in the meantime, back to Abby Road, why am I thinking about it?

Because on my 847 song Spotify playlist now, the Beatles

actually represent a good deal of it. And Abby Road is one of those perfect albums. Inside

Two has something that they call medley. Of course, the song Something is on that album as well.

I think that's the most recorded song of all

time. Frank Sinatra has done in a number of different artists, but medley comes to mind because one of

the songs towards the end of it is carry that weight. And it's a great song. The whole medley thing

is great. But when I think about carry that weight and I heard it last night coming down here to Virginia.

I'm in Virginia, by the way.

I said to myself, that's a metaphor for the market, Dan.

And as we sit here, Microsoft sits at a $2.2.2 trillion market cap.

A stock of that magnitude, in my opinion, shouldn't move, I don't know,

8% in a day, let alone, you know, the amount of time that it did post earnings. But here we are.

So when you see a handful of names, and it is a handful, and this is that same old story,

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