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It's Thursday, March 26th.

Welcome to Market Foolery.

I'm Chris Hill and joining me today, Mr. Jason Moser. Thanks for being here. Hey, thanks for having me. Nice to be here.

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

restaurants. We have a sudden CEO departure that I want to get your take on but

we got to start with the big macro and that is the news that well it's the one-two

punch right we've got the the Senate approving the massive $2 trillion stimulus package,

and we also have 3.3 million people filing for unemployment.

This is for context. This is not only an all-time record, this is four times the record that was set back in 1982.

So this is a massive number and an indication that even with the stimulus package being approved by the Senate, things are going to get a lot worse.

Yeah, I mean I agree there. I think, I mean, in a world of nothing but bad news lately this certainly is good news it's a step in the right direction

I think it's it's something that obviously needs to happen. I know that two trillion dollars sounds like a lot of money.

And it is to put it into context that's our GDP domestically here in 2019 was around

21.5 trillion dollars so that can give you an idea.

I suspect we'll see the, we'll see that $2 trillion number

go up over time as well.

But I mean, I think this is, this is, investors need to be encouraged by this. I know I certainly

am, I mean this is at least a little bit of certainty in what has been a world of uncertainty

lately and I think it starts to address some of the bigger problems out there right now getting

direct payments to folks that need it the most right now, boosting unemployment insurance for folks who clearly need

it the most right now, given the numbers we just saw this morning.

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