We're playing the hits from the Woodstock of capitalism.

Motley Full Money starts now.

I'm Dylan Lewis and I'm joined over the airwaves by Motley full analyst Jim Gillies.

Jim, thanks for joining me.

Thanks for the end by Dylan.

We're spending all day digging into Berkshire's annual meeting in all things

Buffett and Jim kind of got a bit of a working weekend for us

following the action in Omaha

appreciate you putting in the extra hours for our listeners.

Not a problem I was gonna going to do it anyway.

I get made fun of entirely too often in this house

because it's like, it's Berkshire Meeting Week.

And you know, Lulu just looks at me and goes, what the heck, man?

This is our time. This is our time this is what

made intention to do typically we don't see a lot of this stuff on the

weekends but we make an exception here yes we do a lot of different things to

dive into Berkshire's annual meeting is usually where we get Buffett at his most

Buffett in the Q&A section and in his address he's often most quotable. I think just to

set the stage, any lines that really jumped out to you this year? A number of things.

I thought it was a more somber meeting that it has been in the past,

for somewhat obvious reasons we'll get into.

I found it interesting, I'll give you the takeaway,

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