Jon Quast

It only has a market cap of about $5 billion.

It's going to earn a lot of profit in comparison to its market cap.

At this price, it can reduce its share count substantially.

It can keep paying down debt.

I think it's going to be hard for shareholders to lose money, in my opinion.

Crocs is on my radar.

I think the listeners need to know that before recording today, Lou is trying to butter me up with Markel by mentioning that full alumni and personal friend of mine, Morgan Housel, is on the board.

And Lou, while both of those things are true, I don't really appreciate the gamesmanship before recording.

Dan, did I not tell you how good you look today, too?

You really look sharp.

Dan, are you ready to coupang?

Well, it's an Emily Flippen stock with an Emily Flippen pitch with data breaches and almost a buy.

So I don't know about that, gang.

Listen, we love Emily Flippen.

We do love Emily Flippen.

But one thing that Lou did not mention is that Markel is a Virginia stock and I am a Virginia boy.

So we're going to go Markel.

The Civil War and Reconstruction was a pivotal era in American history.

And when the work to rebuild the nation after that war was over turned into a struggle to guarantee liberty and justice for all Americans.

And I'm Rich.