It's Tuesday July 1st. Welcome to Market Fullery. I'm

Chris Hill joining me in studio today from Motley Full Funds. Bill Barker.

Good to see you, my friend.

Thank you. Good to be back.

We just finished, and by we I mean you and I. my friend. Thank you. Good to be back.

We just finished, and by we I mean you and I and Heather Horton who's behind the class, we just

finished about a 10 minute serious conversation centering largely around the movie my big fat Greek wedding and you

know what it's lost for all time and visit was it not recorded I don't think it was

recorded oh Heather said they're saying whether saying it was you really want to

listen yeah I don't think we're...

Chris will send you the file.

I don't think we're putting that out.

Send them some emails.

Maybe he'll do a little extra work today.

Well, you know, it is 4th of July week.

It wasn't riveting, you know. It wasn't riveting you know it wasn't bad it wasn't bad and it was as

passionate as a lot of the conversations we have your life revolves around my

big fat Greek wedding you might find value in it otherwise

not it was a pretty serious conversation about movies but this is a

podcast about business and investing so we're going to talk about go- when it's in its very short life as a public company

Apparently all the stock does is go up we're going to talk about the end of at least one investing craze but let's start in the world of

automotive. General Motors retail sales in June were up 2% year over year. Here's a quote from Kurt McNeil, GM's

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