It's Wednesday, July 11th.

Welcome to Market Foolery.

I'm Chris Hill and joining me in studio today

for Motley Fool 1, Jason Moser,

and for Motley Full Inside Value Joe Maker.

Gentlemen, good to see you.

Hello. We're going to to see you. Hello.

We're going to dig deep into the cable TV industry.

We're going to talk a little 7-Eleven because, you know, it's 7-Eleven day.

It's, you know, it's July 11th.

But we're going to start in the world of big box retailers shares of H.H. Greg down more than 35% this morning after the company cut its full year forecast.

Jason, we talked a lot in this room about Best Buy,

but clearly Best Buy is not the only publicly traded electronic store that is facing some significant headwinds.

Clearly, clearly.

Yeah, I mean that last earnings quarter when I looked over H. H. H. Greg situation. You know,

management seems to be doing a lot of good things and really trying to to

manage the business through a tough time, but I called it at the time a spicy meatball and right now I think you know unfortunately

we're a burnt heartburn yeah we're feeling a lot of heartburn from today because they

they cut guidance for this fiscal for the entire year and yeah they see just a

lackluster year in general and the biggest problem is that the weak demand and

video continues basically TVs in, and I think that, you know, part of this is because we're in a period of time where the TV is being redefined.

Whether it's an iPad or an iPhone or any other tablet device, the TV is being redefined how we watch TV, we get

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