one person who is not worried investor gary vaynerchuk. , here is what he had to say when one twitterasked him about facebook's drop last week. i bought the stock today. that's my thought. we sat down with gary for a wide-ranging interview that began with what else but facebook. gary: i bought a couple hundred thousand dollars worth of shares. i bought some more this morning because i am a long-term believer in the stock, and i don't think there is going to be a lot of moments over the next three to four years, outside of macro economics that i will be able to take advantage of it. you know i do not tend to buy a , lot of publicly traded stocks. my original facebook came pre-ipo but it got hit when all the cambridge analytica stuff happened, and mark was on trial, i bought a ton. and then obviously, the missing numbers or news recently, i have been buying up a little bit more mainly because i think in the next 4, 7, 9, 26 years, it is a good buy. emily: so it is interesting, and that is a big bet. roger, the early facebook investor who will has been very publicly critical of facebook,

emily: that was vaynermedia ceo gary vaynerchuk.g up, square's stock has doubled this year but spending on new businesses and growth is tempering profits. are investors expecting too much? our interview with square cfo sarah frier is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: when it comes to square, investors expect a lot. shares have doubled after a 154% gain last year. that means pressure to outperform expectations, but instead they got a rare miss. the company spending on new products and growth tempered profits. we caught up with square cfo sarah friar on thursday. sarah: great quarter, 60% topline growth. we are super impressed. it is really speaking of our strategy of investing to grow so we think the right balance with all the opportunity in front of us, we want to put money back in the business. so we did beat on the top line with 60% growth. on the bottom line, we want to invest but also do it with financial discipline. we actually maintained our guidance for the full year, so $240 million to $250 million of adjusted ebitda. that a