It's Tuesday February 19th.

Welcome to Market Fullwood.

I'm Purcell joining me in studio today

for Motleyville Rule Breakers and Supernova,

Matt Argosinger, and from Motley Full Inside Value, Joe Maker.

Happy Tuesday, guys. Howdy, man howdy good long weekends one and all you were doing some traveling Joe yeah we were in Paris and Barcelona

It was pretty and you're angry that you're back. I'm angry.

And was that just a spur of the moment trip or was that kind of a?

No, we'd been talking about going for a while.

One of my wife's best friends lives outside Barcelona and wanted to make the trip while the timing was good.

Awesome.

Well, we got a lot to get to today.

We have another merger in the works.

We are going to talk once again for the second time in one week. We're going to talk about the business of bourbon

We will dip into the full mailbag

But we begin today with Google. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google is developing plans to launch retail stores in the

United States. Joe, no details yet on where or when the stores would open, but they would likely sell Google branded devices.

I will probably live in one.

I know you're a Google fan but a bricks and mortar store strategy does that make sense? It does make sense. I think Google needs a better way to distribute their products and showcase them to customers and that's kind of a wide range. You're talking about phones, talking about tablets.

You know, just search, I mean, obviously we're all pretty familiar with it, but it would be nice if Google had a physical presence where they can market AdWords and how to use their services to small business owners too and it would be a great place to demo Google Glasses.

Google Glasses, yeah.

Yeah, Matt to that point, they tried a couple years ago to sell the nexus one online and

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