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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Full Money.

Welcome to Motley Full Money. I'm your host Chris Hill, and I'm joined by Motley Full,

Senior Analyst Seth Jason, James Early, and Shannon Zimmer.

Nice, good to see you. Good to see you Chris.

You guys are so happy to be here. Coming up, we'll talk with economist Simon Johnson about the problems in Europe,

and know what they don't involve snow. We'll take a look at Google's high fiber,

Coke against Pepsi, and we'll give you an inside look at a few of the stocks that are on our radar.

But we begin with the snow. The Blizzard of 2010 brought record snowfall to the DC area,

and a big chunk of the U.S. got hit was snow, including Dallas for crying out loud.

Guys, let's just go around the horn here, Shannon. We'll start with you. What is your headline for snowmageddon?

Well, can I ask a question for Simon Johnson? He's going to be on the show?

Yeah.

Oh, suddenly I feel much more important than I did just a moment ago. Hey guys, good?

He is good.

So my take is that the snow apocalypse was good news for the neighborhood kid economy.

So, you know, we had some kids in our neighborhood coming by to shovel snow,

and they were quite upfront about the price. It would be this much, and I will do this.

And no, I will not do the back, because no one can get back there anyway.

And we hired a couple of them, and they did a fine job.

So I think the neighborhood kid economy is going to support us into the next corner.

The kids in my neighborhood are sneaky. They say, can we shovel your walkway for free?

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