It's Thursday, November 3rd, and this is Market Fullry.

I'm Chris Helen.

Jo Ellen joining me in studio today from Motley Full Inside Value Joe Maker,

and from Motley Full Stock Advisor, Jason Moser.

Guys, happy Thursday.

Hey Chris. We have got news from Whole Foods,

Chevrolet, Ford, and Groupon, but we will start with the big macro. The leaders of

France and Germany have told Prime Minister Papandreo that Greece will not get another penny in bailout money

until it commits to the plan that was agreed to last week.

And there are reports now that Papandreou has offered to resign.

Obviously this is a story very much in flux, but Jason, based on what you've heard so far,

what are your thoughts?

Yeah, it is in flux.

And I guess my problem with the whole thing was, you know, I mean, like we were talking about the other day,

we had a deal.

I mean, it was all kind of set in stone.

It reminds me that George Costanza, we had a deal.

So, I mean, I think, you know, we're talking about going with which uncertainty here and

Personally I'm a thought that really if if he's gonna go ahead and resign that's fine I mean we need to get someone in there who's going to really look out for the best

turnout for Greece here and if they're going to try to postpone a vote until December, that's

not really the best situation for them because it does nothing but create more uncertainty.

So if we can get someone in there to kind of go along with a deal, get the ball rolling here,

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