It's Tuesday, May 5th.

Welcome to Market Fulroy.

I'm Matt Creer and joining me from his home in Northern Virginia

is Jason Moser.

Jason, Happy Cinco de Mayo.

Happy Cinco de Mayo indeed. I think man I might make some enchiladas tonight. I'm not sure what are you guys going to do?

You know I think that's the move and I was also thinking about maybe picking up some margarita mix from one of our local establishments.

That way you support kind of the struggling local restaurant and you know you get a good margarita out of it.

So win.

Yeah, I love that. That's a good margarita out of it. So win. Yeah, I love that.

That's a good idea.

Well, a little later, we're going to talk some Shake Shack

and we will also talk about Cheg,

which is in the business of education

and really online and educational technology business is good for Chegg.

Not so much for Shake Shack and we'll get to that.

But let's kick things off with Wayfair, the Home Furn and Home Decore e-commerce retailer, shares of

Wayfair up 20% on better than expected revenues.

Now, Jason, they are doing a big business in office furniture perhaps not surprisingly and

cookware now they reported 21.1 million active customers that's up 29% from a year ago. So that all sounds good and so it's a bit surprising

Jason for I think a lot of people when they discover that Wayfair is actually

losing money.

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