It's Thursday, July 2nd. Welcome to Market Foolry. I'm Chris Hill with me today. Our man in Florida, Dan Klein. Good to see you.

Hey there, Chris, nice to see you. I was warming up in the bullpen waiting for the call I've always

appreciated we're gonna talk restaurants we're gonna dig into the business of

sports we will also dip into the full mailbag we got to start though with Tesla

because Tesla's second quarter earnings report is scheduled

for late July, but shares are up more than 6% today after Tesla said it delivered more than

90,000 vehicles in the second quarter.

Analysts had been expecting around 72,000, so this is on a percentage basis a

pretty rock solid beat in terms of deliveries.

Chris I don't want to be the the Dower guy when it comes to Tesla

but notice they reported deliveries they do not report sales

they don't really define what a delivery is.

Did they just bring them someplace? I understand the optimism at this, but I will I will point

out as the resident Tesla Bear, there are not many of them, that they're never

entirely honest with their financials.

And I'm not saying they're lying, they delivered 92,000 vehicles.

What we don't know is what that means, and words matter.

If they sold 92,000 vehicles, they would tell us that,

or at least they would give us some indication of that. I worry about this a little bit.

This is a company that plays a lot of financial word games and they were

pushing and hinting all week at Elon Musk, you know, people quote leaked emails where he was encouraging

everybody to work round the clock to get these vehicles out. Chris, who's

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