It's Tuesday, September 14th, welcome to Marketfoolery.

I'm Chris Hill with me today, Mr. Asset Sharma.

Good to see you.

Great to see you, Chris.

Thanks for having me.

We've got the newest subscription service to talk about, and we also have some upbeat

numbers in the home services industry.

We're going to start with the deal of the day into it.

The maker of TurboTax is buying digital marketing firm MailChimp for $12 billion.

This is a cash and stock deal, and it comes on the heels of the acquisition into it

made last year when they bought credit karma for $7 billion.

Let me start with the obvious question.

Do you like this acquisition?

I actually find that I like this acquisition a lot, Chris, and I had a chance to listen

to the conference call that into it held last night.

I really got a chance to understand the strategy behind this, and I must say, I'm pleasantly

surprised that I grew with it.

That price tag bothered me a little bit.

There were reports last month that MailChimp was shopping around at a $10 billion stock

price.

They had $800 million in revenue last year, so it's not a cheap multiple, but if you

look around the software as a service space, as a multiple of price to sales, it's really

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