It is Monday, June 6th.

Welcome to a bonus episode of On the Tape.

Today, Dan and I sat down with Wilford Frost, 6-foot-6 British stud, soon to be the next James Bond, for an in-depth interview, conversation.

I love the guy.

I know Dan does as well. By the way, side note,

Dan and his wife actually went out to his wedding a week and a half or so ago. Dan, how are you?

I'm doing well, Guy Damme. This is kind of weird for us, potting on a Monday without Danny Moses.

We miss Danny. Danny will be back with us. We have a very special episode.

We're sitting down with Herb Greenberg later on the week. Yep, you, me, and Danny. That'll drop

Friday morning. So check that out. All right, let's just kind of get into it, guy. We got 10 minutes.

Let's put 10 minutes on the clock, okay, before we get to the Wilford interview here, what's catching my eye? It's shortly after the

opening on Monday. I see Amazon is a $128 stock. Guy, last week, it was a $2,000 stock, but today it's up

nearly 5%. So a 20 for one split causes retail investors? Is it retail investors? Just surging into the

name here? What's your take on that?

That seems to be. We discussed it on Fast Money on Friday. We've talked about it for a while.

Listen, you know, I said on Fast Money that I'm one of those get off my lawn, old dudes in terms of

stocks splits. But I've come to learn that regardless of the math associated with it, something does

happen when these stocks split. Maybe it's just as simple as that.

Retail investors get in or maybe options can now be traded more actively.

I'm not sure, but it clearly works.

We'll see.

With all that said, though, Dan, I know you know this as well.

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