We're talking snacks and copycats. You're listening to Motley Full Money.

I'm Mary Long joined today by Jason Hall. Jason, thank you very very much for being here with us this morning.

Hey Mary.

So we are going to kick things off with PepsiCo because they reported earnings yesterday.

The big story per management is that Americans are more value conscience.

So Pepsi seeing this play out in their results.

A couple big items, revenue of $22.5 billion for the quarter,

that's down a bit from a year ago and it's shy of analyst

expectations which were closer to 22.6 billion bucks. Net income came in at

2.93 billion dollars.

It's also down year over year, also missed analyst estimates.

If you break this up into segments, it's really only beverage sales that saw an uptick in the North American segment for

beverage sales that uptick was minimal it was about 2 tenths of a percent.

Europe saw a bit more traction closer to 6.5 percent increase but

pretty much every other segment, which

includes a lot of salty, sweet, snacks, those are all down. Whether it's any of

those items or something entirely different, What are your headlines from this report?

Yeah, I think it's, my headline would be, it's fine.

Everything's fine.

But we're also gonna buy this really interesting clean foods,

Mexican snack foods company because it's not really like fine fine.

It's interesting what's going on because we look at the long-term trends

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