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get youri have to thoughts. you are an expert on costco. we got their results out.of that? asked me glad you something that is deep in my expertise, costco. i will say this in all seriousness and someone who is specialist,a retail i saw that jump of 9.6% and didn't look at the expectations. i was like 9.6%, i would have thought it would be higher because of the images we saw, people in lines carrying huge cases of toilet paper and paper towels and stuff. not surprisingly the stock is down. i had no real expertise going into costco, going into this but i was expecting a crazier number and investors were as well. the stock is down. spent many weekends there waiting in line and paper everything, my hungry boys, costco's increase of sales in march did fall short of the consensus estimate of 19.1%. that accounted for the decline in after-hours trade. thank you for joining us today with what he is cap -- keeping an eye on, joe weisenthal waiting out the lockdown. bloomberg technology is up next. have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ you doing okay? yeah. this moving

youri heard the family tales, there's a lot of sitting down, i did a lot of interviews with family members and i said, you know,er i've always heard you telling the story about granny getting married at 15, what else can you tell me about that, what do you her talking about? it was interesting to see how everyone's memory differs and that's one of the things about writing memoir, this is not a research book and these are stories and i acknowledge that everyone's memory is different and the accounts, you know, sometimes people will be granny had an brown wedding dress, no, it was blue and at the end of the day i said granny had a blue wedding dress. i'm not sure, it might have been brown. [laughter] >> it was fun to be able to sit down and talk to relatives about their memories and my mom was very involved in sitting down and talking with me and sharing her memories and sharing her life story and in a lot of ways i was lucky to have the opportunity to have conversations because a lot of us don't have a chance to sit down with relatives and tell them how much we admire them and taken away fr

. >> stephen: now, last thursday, is this you and youri? >> there are some that are gettable.arch for about 72 hours straight and found a lady in baton rouge, louisiana, with be strong who had a lot of masks, different ones for different purposes. so she went down and purchased 80,000, worked some funds up around here locally, and then the front senthem tofefers on din' hospilsro louisiaor the nuer ofised ganizations thate ge stkpiles of masks they're discovering? i have been so surprised, the number of people who have masks out there. i didn't realize stockpiling masks is the thing to do. i dont know if they were stockpiling or just forgot they had them. i don't think there was a time we thought we would need these masks. just like the gloves. i don't know, maybe they were in the back stock room where nobody was using them. i'm not sure. i don't think anyone premeditated this coming, but whoever's got them, get them out and share them. >> stephen: matthew, we have to take a break. stick around. folks, don't go anywhere. back with more mr. matthew mcconaughey. ♪ ♪ ♪ to stream

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federal government could really make a strong intervention to keep those farmers, keep those dare youryfrom ever wasting food. we are in desperate need of that food and the feeding america network is really working to keep food from going into land fills, keeping food from going to waste. we're very creative, very nimble. many of us take bulk product and repackage, but never, ever should food be wasted when there's a demand like today or even without the covid-19 cri s crisis, food banks could put a lot of that food on the table for hungry americans and better nourish communities across our nation. >> i'm sure there are people watching at home that want to help in any way they could. should they be sending food to their local pantries, is that possible? or is it better to get funds directly so that pantries themselves can go out and buy their own food? >> we, you know, food banks are known for their efficiencies and their ability to really leverage the community's investments, so, at this time, we'd encourage viewers not to add anymore demand on the grocery supply chain. they're struggl