This is Motleyful Answers. I'm Alison Southwick and I'm joined as always by Roberts Rules of

Order, Brokamp, personal finance expert here at the Motley Fool. Well, listeners, get excited.

Oh, wait, did I just even skip saying, I even skipped saying hi to you. I'm so excited about today's

guest. Bro, how are you? That's okay. I'm fine, Allison. How are you?

Okay, great. All right. So get excited because the one and only David Gardner,

co-founder and chief rule breaker of the Motley Fool will be joining us for the next couple

episodes to share his guiding principles for investing success. And this week, we'll cover his

six traits of a rule breaker stock. All that and more on this week's episode of Motleyful

answers. So, bro, what's up? Well, Allison, this past Saturday was the Berkshire Hathaway

annual meeting. And like the previous year, it was very different,

not a public gathering, but this year it was in L.A. So that Warren Buffett could do it with his partner,

Charlie Munger. Munger being 97 years old, does not travel as much. Buffett, however, is a spry 90,

so he was able to make the flight out there.

And so they kick it off, and Buffett pointed out that they met 62 years ago. And at the time,

Munger was building a house in just a few months before that, Buffett had bought a house. And 62 years later,

they're both in the same houses. And I've never seen Munger's house,

but I've seen Buffett's. I kind of walked around the neighborhood when I went to one of

the annual meetings. It's definitely a nice house, nice neighborhood. Zillow values it as $1.3 million.

Don't know how accurate that is. And it's the nicest house of this neighborhood, but most

the other houses are like $500,000, $600,000. So it's not slumming it, but it's probably not what most people would

expect from one of the richest people in the world. I just think it's one of those interesting

things about Warren Buffett. Buffett Munger were joined by two other folks, Ajit Jane, who

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