It's Monday, March 6th.

Welcome to Market Flory.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today

from a million dollar portfolio,

Jason Moser.

Happy National Oreo Cookie Day.

That's a pretty big occasion. I mean a hundred and five years ago today

The or five the National Biscuit Company or as we know it Nabisco now the property of monterlies

introduced the Oreo cookie.

Yeah, I mean it's been, it's been a part of all of our childhoods growing up.

I mean like back to the day of like taking two of the original Oreos uncap and then

like making your own version of the double stuff I mean I like to think that

really we were pioneers I mean we're about the same age so we were doing that kind of stuff. I mean, we changed the landscape for so many today because our behavior is what really prompted, I think, the development of the actual double stuff. Sure. Sure. you're welcome America you got it hey no

problem can I just say that I was at target yesterday and I'm walking around my son was looking at stuff so I was like I'm walking around, my son was looking at stuff, so I was like, I'm just going to wander

aimlessly around the store, which I figure in a decade or two, I'll just be doing that on my own.

But I go down this one aisle and they've got Easter,

sort of springtime themed candy and food

and that sort of thing.

And the Peep's Orioles were there there and they were stacked high and they were stacked

deep and it was clear when you looked at you step back and you looked at all the

shelves the all the shelf space and you looked at all the shelves, all the shelf space, and you looked at how many packages

of that horrendous cookie were up there, it was clear to me, nobody's, people are coming

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