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It's the Motley Full Money radio show I'm Ron Gross sitting in for Chris Hill,

joining me in studio today from Motley Full Explorer, Simon Erickson,

for Million Dollar Portfolio, Jason Moser, and from Supernova, David Kuretsman, hello, gentlemen.

David, we're on. Hello, hello. Today we are going to talk about Tesla,

Snap, and CarMax, but we begin with a weaker than expected earnings report from Bed,

Bath, and Beyond. That's sent the stock down more than 10% on Friday.

So Jason, I will turn to you. Was there anything good in this report that we can hang our hats on?

I mean, it's good that we can sit here and have subject matter for the radio show.

Yeah, I mean, listen, probably the biggest question today. We got it last year, the year before.

Is this a value play or a value trap? I think you have to go value trap here. It seems to be

playing out that way. Six times earnings, value trap. Yeah, I think it's really difficult to identify

the catalyst that actually turns this thing around. And I mean, when you look at the sales numbers,

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