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I'm Ricky Mulvey joined today by award-winning podcaster Jason

Moses. How you doing man? God I feel a lot better the way you announce that

right there. Award-winning podcaster I mean mean that's, and that's obviously a team effort, but holy cow, that sounds good.

Talk about it a little later. You know what we want to talk about up front? The reason you're an award-winning podcasters, you get straight to the facts,

Jason, and we got PayPal earnings to talk about. Alex Chris wrapping up his first

year on the job, his fourth quarterly earnings call for those doing fractions in math at home.

We can get the immediate reaction to the quarter which was a little bit negative,

but we're long-term investors here, we're long-term focused.

What has been your long-term reaction to Mr. Chris's first year on the job heading up

PayPal. Yeah I think that negative reaction today and it seems to be muted but

I mean that that's just day-to-day stuff so I don't worry too much about that but I mean

generally speaking all and all very positive I think I mean clearly the stock has

done very well it's up around 56% over the last 12 months. It's had a good year thus far.

You know, the way we are with the companies that we follow, we're focused less on the

stock price and more on the business.

And I think in regard to PayPal's business,

you look at it, the business fundamentals

are all very strong, all of the key performance indicators,

right, those KPI's, they all continue to trend in the right direction.

And so when we see that, you can kind of issue the quarter-to-quarter movements, the daily stock price movements, you know the business

is doing the right stuff and it seems like in this case PayPal is doing just that.

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