It's Monday, May 5th. Welcome to Market Foolry. I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today from

Fool.com. By way of Omaha, Nebraska, David Hanson, welcome back.

Hey, happy Cinko de Mayo. Happy Cinco de Mayo. Happy birthday to our man, Ron Gross.

Really? Yes. I would wish him happy birthday on Twitter, but he's not on the Twitter.

So. What is this is 1992 he's got enough going on that's true

We're gonna talk Berkshire Hathaway because you just got back from the annual meeting and no one can see it but me and Dan Boyd

who's behind the glass but you wonderfully brought tribute in the form of a box of

seized candy so thank you for that we'll get to seize candy in a moment.

But first, how was the trip?

What stood out to you from the weekend

in terms of headlines, in terms of news?

I know you and Matt Kopenhofer and Mike Olson and

Scott Phillips from our office in Australia. Like we had a whole bunch of people out

there. You guys got up bright and early to get to the six hour Q&A that Buffett and his right hand man Charlie Munger did

Was any news made as far as you're concerned? I don't think there was too much news.

My main takeaway from the whole process,

and we should mention there was a brunch with Markel on Sunday,

that's a company that Joe Meger, a couple other fools, really love here. So we

attended that as well, very similar, Q&A style. The theme of the entire weekend was that

investing really comes down to common sense.

Long-term investing, you have to have common sense.

You don't have to understand the complex high frequency trading,

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