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It's Wednesday, May 13th.

Welcome to market foolery. I'm Chris Hill. And someone else was supposed to be on the show today.

And an hour before the show, an hour before the time we're supposed to start recording that person said hey my laptop is

basically not working at all and I'm not going to be able to help out I said no

problem I put up the bat signal and Jason Moser who is in fact Batman answered so

Jason Moser thanks for being here a hey always a pleasure happy to help out

in a pinch we've got some earnings we're to dip into the full mail back. We're

going to start with a story that actually broke yesterday afternoon after you and I

had finished recording yesterday's market Fullery and that is Uber making a bid for Grub Hub and shares of Grub Hub ended on Tuesday up nearly 30%. It's down a little bit today, but these conversations are

ongoing. Before we get into the particulars, what was your reaction when you saw that because mine was

there are some acquisitions that in the moment you look at them and you think to

yourself well that makes perfect sense.

For me this isn't one of them but what do you think?

Well I don't know if it's something I would say makes perfect sense, but I do see the connection there.

I mean, I certainly see why Uber would be thinking in this direction, and I think that for Grubhub, this could be maybe the best way out.

I don't know, I mean the economics of food delivery are really tough.

We've certainly seen that in Grubhub's margins and financials since it's been a publicly traded company.

And unfortunately, it's not a market that really rewards exclusive relationships.

I mean, people are just looking to get their food from point A to point B and

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