good job. pete mentioned coach. we bounced off of levels that we bottomed off of in 2010. seller. >> thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. at 5:00. mad money with jim cramer starts right now. my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. hey i'm cramer. welcome to mad money. back to kcramerica. yes we can bounce after a decline. of course we can. every market can bounce but can it last?

that is what matters and it is not clear from today's action. dow ultimately declining 6. s&p advancing.16%. nasdaq climbing 3.2%. we can call it mixed nevertheless it was still a day where the averages looked fabsz at one point but the gains couldn't be sustained. because there are still so many unresolved issues impacting the overall direction of this treacherous market. remember i told you yesterday we needed to see stability in a variety of areas before we got an investable bottom? many people on twitter said the list was too difficult. it was really a canard a strong man, that nobody could get any sort of rally because i set the barr too high. that is not true. i look at what i've looked at for the last 44 years and i came

up with examples. look at some of these. first i said that europe had to stabilize, which i discussed last night as part of the negative impact from the war of sanctions between russia and the west over ukraine. when i got up this morning the european markets were rolling over again down more than 1%. the 4:00 thing i do no check my fantly lineup in europe. the fantasy line up is doing better. and the economy, some problems are man made. think about i like the great depression didn't become great until herbert hoover waited too long do anything at all from the economy on a federal level. really favoring a the tight monetary policy and the balanced budget, why retrospect he was totally wrong given the facts.

germany is no different. right now the german government's balance budget approach is ludicrous in light of the facts. chancellor merkel can change her mind though. and good news is she will. new nothing on the sanctions. no green light from europe. sorry. second i said we need to see good earnings, particularly banks and tech. well we got two of them. first sky works solutions a similarly sized company to fellow semi conductor traveler microchismt microchip. it was as good as microchip's was bad last week. and they trumped them with dramatic gains and after the bell intel had a lot of positive for the sky works stuff.

computers and not cell phones. on the financial front while wells fargo and j.p. morgan disappointed and that was bad we got good news from citi group. they have gone from worst to first. and does it matter? i think it does. now look, i don't think wells fargo quarter was nearly as bad as the market seems to think. i view the stops 1.37 decline today as the beginning of an opportunity. no box checked. tech stabilized. we also got a terrific quarter from domino's. a huge upside surprise. it really mattered since people took it as a sign that the consumer is still spending. more later when we talk to ceo patrick doyle. intel, sky works citi and dominos they beat and raised. wells and j.p. morgan disappoint. call it mixed. third no bad news about ebola and that also helped.

i think it is just a because in the on going story. there are portions at work trying to solve the viecrisis. and canadian trials stopping ebola cold in animals. and people stepping up to the plate. maybe it makes a difference. can't hurt. and the cdc wants to be more organized in response. any sign it actually has a plan to send ebola victims to three or four centers where the protocols can't be in doubt and everything would be the way they want it, that would be welcome. they haven't done it yet. thank you matt horween for that terrific suggestion. a bunch of ralph rallies at the opening. and the airlines with a respite managed to put up good declining

fuel cost performance. later we're going look at all oil, from the point of view of domestic power house continental resources, liquified natural gas experter cheniere and a lot of bo bo bona fides. as i said last night a commodity breakdown will still be viewed as the negative by traders, not investors but traders because it shows real weakness in the world commodity. the gluts caused by demand weakness not excess supply thesis and it played a huge role in friday's late afternoon pullback. i don't think we can sustain a

big rally without commodity strength. i said the other day because there are way too many computer programs for big funds that say sell the s&p when the oil goes down. that is the link and it's so powerful it doesn't matter if excess oil is cause by huge supply. the computer programs don't distinguish. so a decline in the commodity drives down everything. no box checked about oil finding its footing. really the opposite. it doesn't help the interest rates plummet again today. another thing that used to be good. this is a move that causes the algorithm based hedge funds to sell stocks. interest rates go down too much. economic weakness sells stocks. i don't think many of you believe me when i sea these have become axiom mathematmatic. if we get lower rates or oil prices. it's pure idiocy.

but that's what happens to wiped out most of the advance. a warning of margin weak pts in the medical device weakness and the possibility of the price war in the cure for hepatitis c. johnson & johnson reported a blow out quarter and raised forecast. as i've said you have to listen to the conference calls. and the j and j was regarded as cautionary at best. margin pressure and device. possible competition help c. that caused illiad to get clobbered. they trade something. finally. another round of miserable margin calls on hedge funds. again, like in 2008 hedge funds that borrowed to get huge yields and magnify them and they are blowing up left and right. we don't know the names yet. the margin sellers create a lot of losses and they are part of if treachery i talk about. i repeat you are not going to get an investable bottom until

you get a sets sacessation of t fierce fierce that we know about. this is a realistic look at what has to go right for stocks to go higher. a the couple of positive box checks is part of the reason why the market rallied. not enough boxes to sound all clear yet in a foragel and treacherous market. fragile. nate? >> caller: what is going on? >> everything is speculative. whatever. they are killing a lot of stux. what's up. >> caller: emv is on us. things are on board and reexisting existing credit cards with the microchips. i'm looking for the manufacture that is in on this? whose the big player? >> we recommended nxp, it took off. it was fabulous. we did it in the face of a downgra

downgrade. it went up and now it's coming back down. nz a new market. i like nxbi, but this is a tough market. let's be careful. alex in kentucky. >> caller: booyah. your thoughts on mere mac pharmaceuticals. >> ate the developmental company for auto immune illness and it's a good place for drug companies to be. and it's working right now because of the ebola fears. and it is a forageragile market. mad money tonight. dough delivered. domino's delivered and it's stock is rising. and paying at the pump no more? but could the chemical weapons be far worse?

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we're drilling down on energy. it's all anyone is talking about. when we assume the price of oil is getting slammed like almost every day including today's nearly $4 decline in response to perhaps iran saying it can live with lower prices. we assume the culprit the fundamentals. assuming oil is a culprit of the slowing economy or the huge domestic supply drop or the opec willingness to let the price

drop to destroy the renaissance. we're exploring every aspect of this tonight. so let me give you another novel idea. what if the oil market is every bit as whacky and ridiculous as the stock market. what is the real force is the buyers and sellers and speculators themselves? in other words, what if this whole crash of the price of oil is maybe forced liquidation, margin calls? overly bullish investors? sound cynical? with the help of karly garner. co-founder of carly trading and as well as being my partner at the --. do you know why i'm going back to here. back in end of may she predicted we could see a hideous decline in oil precisely because hedge funds have gotten too bullish.

she called it right, right here on the show. west texas crude, showing the commitment of traders report. the cot. a report that tells you exactly what the big institutional players are doing. according to garner this past june speculators of all sizes were holding record net long positions. when they were holding the most. shortly after it started to decline and still falling. her specs goes like this. they suffered large losses and more importantly the massive selling last week and late today appears to be dominated by margin call liquidations. in other words most of the hedge funds selling crude didn't choose to sell. they are being forced to sell because the value is coming down. the margin clerks need them to put up more capital or sell out. and who blames them for getting

long here. the world looked like it was going to be in flames. until the forced liquidations are finished the market would remain in free fall. here is the good news. they have the ability to reverse position as soon as the weak positions are fleshed out. we know the margin have liquidated around 30% of the holdings. 300,000 future contracts net position is still too high. this is roughly the level where it's bottomed in the past like november 2013 and january 14. so the liquidations means they could soon be coming to an end. where does she see it bottoming in just today the price broke below the key level. $83 level. this is the level some would thought it would hold. and when it sliced through it took a quick move down. which is what she saw.

so she thinks 77. that is where she says is the floor. that is where the price where the oil market has found a reason to rally. ever since we took a trip down to 77, during the debt ceiling. worst case she sees it bottoming in the high 70s and at that point expects a big rebound because crude is already in incredibly over sold territory. bottom line, maybe the decline is really a case of hedge funds going wild. not oversupply of oil. not less demand and if that is true, as soon as the forced liquidations end the price should be able to start bouncing back. but before you draw conclusions don't forget we have a top oil man and the major gas man coming up and they may not be on the same page when it comes to the falling price of crude. matthew in texas. >> caller: hey. thanks for having me.

two stocks to ask you about. conoco phillips and phillips 66. they have been taking a beaten since summer highs. and i usually hold on and ride things out. but the next 12 months don't look good at all for the energy sector at all. so i'm thinking about selling out and just buying back in at a later date when it finally bottoms out and putting it into a different sector. >> i'm not going to tell you that is wrong. because conoco phillips only yields about four and change. and that's not stopped any of the major oils. going through 6%. conoco could certainly do that. phillips 66 the refiners, margins getting you. they aren't bad but only 2.8% yield and they are part of a complex. the complex is going down. i would be more partial to the refiners than the producers but right now stephanie link and i would be talking, they are going lower. hedge funds going wild if that is the case the charts and i agree.

they could bounce back as soon as the liquidations end but they are not done. get ready for more pain. what's next? i'm going to be drilling down with the biggest players. and forget the flavor, domino's has been delivering success going digital and they do well with lower oil prices too. i'm chilling over whether this can remain as red hot as it was today. and the your investing ideas stand up to my tests? find out.

even treacherous market where people steam to panic almost constantly like at 3:30 today there is things that can send stocks higher. that is a fantastic earnings report. domino's, the gigantic delivery chain, 70,000 stores, seven countries. i've been recommending this company for years. given fabulous grounds. they are practically a stealth technology company. online ordering and now voice ordering which launched last week. a stable 97% franchise business model. this morning reported a spectacular quarter and rallied 8.50. higher than expected revenues.

10.5% year over year. the most interesting was the 7.7% rise in sales. 7.1 in international same store sales. international is bigger than dmesic by the way. phenomenal numbers and why the stock deserves all the gains from today and probably tomorrow too. patrick doyle, president of domino's and ceo. i'm so glad he's back. welcome to mad money. >> thanks tim. appreciate it. >> last time i saw you pat, you know i had to criticize you. i thought you were too subdued because i thought you had so much in the pipe. what happened to explain what you call in your handout the resurjt domestic business? >> it was a fabulous quarter. everything clicked for us. so, you know, the technologies working is food is working the advertising is working. so we drove terrific comps

domestically. we're really happy with where we were. and we were playing with dom which is better than siri. and i wanted to know why you needed a voice app because it's almost impossible to make a mistake that lets you put into your pc or your cell phone. >> we think that is where technology is going to go. the days of the thumbing orders into a small screen i think are going to go come to a close eventually. five or ten years, voice is the way people are going to do business. even out there advertising. you talk about us as a stealth tech play. we're trying not to be stealth and we're actually out there talking about the technology and the way you can access it. and it works really well. >> i was shocked international is so much tech all of a sudden. they really caught up. >> we some markets at markets

are 60% now or almost 60% of orders are digital. on average it is a little behind the u.s. but overall a big opportunity there. and in fact there are fewer people out there really using the technology for ordering like in the u.s. so that should be a great runway as well. >> just to be sure. so dom isn't just a gimmick. you are telling me this is the next gen. >> we did 200 thousand orders with come while it was still in beta. we just launched and we started promoting on television about ten days ago. we think absolutely it is something that can drive the business. >> one thing i also liked which you mentioned this is always been a great way for beam to get rich is to have a great franchises. financing has gotten more available and ha helps the domestic case. >> it really does. and financing advise been

available for larger franchisees. but the core of the business is the newer franchises and the credit markets are available now for them as well. so they are building stores and reimaging and they are able to get capital to do that. it's terrific. >> now one thing i was surprised at. in q 3 you bought back 243, 700 shares. the cash is building again. it's building again. i think special dividend. what do you think? if it keeps building like this quarter? i mean you have been so good to shareholders? could it happen again? >> we look at every way we can return capital to our shareholders. we're always looking at the numbers and looking at the way we think it is going to best generate returns for them. this quarter it was through a regular dividend and share buy backs but we're always looking at it. >> at the same time i can't believe how some sticky some of

the commodities prices is. cheese can't possibly continue to stay this high, can it? >> our belief is it is going to ease but that's been the believe for about six months. the high was about 245. we're back in the high 215, 20 range. we think it is going to ease off. corn had an unbelievable crop ultimately. that tee that's the feed for dairy farmers. i think it will ease somewhat but it's been stub urnly high. >> there has to be someplace where that gets better down the road. now this is very unusual for you. i'm going to quote you. turning back to reporting our pretty fabulous quarter, you usually don't -- you are not given to hyperbole. you clearly must think the pipe is going to be even better or you would not be so bold.

>> no i'm just talking about the third quarter. but it really was. it came together unbelievely well, domestic and international and store growth and it flowed through to the bottom line. i really couldn't be happier with the performance of the business. >> and last thing, we're just getting some -- gloom is back. the big time good look is back. and a lot of people took your queue to say listen people are spending money again. and where is the consumer? you have a good read both domestic and international. >> i think consumers globally continue to get better. it's been a slow, long recovery but it is still continuing. and, you know, you are starting to see the employment picture get a little bit better. i think that drives confidence a little bit. you know, i think overall it is continuing to get better. but it certainly hasn't been getting better at the pace that any of us would like to see. but progress is progress, i'll take it. >> and the gasoline price is good, right?

>> oh gasoline definitely helps. not only just straight out of their pocketbook but one of the things that everybody is very aware of. when gas is down it gives them a little more confidence, makes them feel like they have some disposable income. >> well monster quarter. congratulations you just keep delivering. this really is sensational. patrick doyle. president and ceo of domino's pizza. >> thanks. >> when they go up 8 on bay bad days they go up even more when the markets get baert. st better. stay with it. >> coming up exclusive insight into the whether the selloff in oil is opportunity or bad omen.

with the plummeting price of crude, what exactly does it mean for north american energy renaissance? consider continental resources, clr, the oil and gas exploration company, number one leaseholder

is bakken shale. we've been playing on this whole situation. but the past month and a half as the price of crude collapsed continental watch stock from 80 to 52 and change. a monster 34% decline. in analyst they raised had capital expenditure and plans to spend more on what some regard as expensive wealth uniques. that was a month ago. since the price of crude has been crushed. and if it keeps falling what percentage will have to cut back on drilling. and very soon the stock will be incredibly cheep and worth buying. until then maybe some pain. and the found over chairman -- mr. hamm. welcome back to mad money. >> good to be here. >> we've got stories like bl

bloomberg today. we've got people saying at 80, 70 you are going to see dramatic cutbacks. i'm sure some guys have some high finding costs but is this the end of the renaissance? >> it is not. glad you talk ab the renaissance instead of the boom. it is not the boom. tendency of the boom everybody is busy and all that. but you can get at it a lot slower pace and still make money. so that is where everybody will move back to and that is basically a fallback position. because these fields like the bakken and eagleford are mostly held by production today. so you slow down, not lose leases and harvest it when the economics come back. >> will there be a big decline in the most exciting part of the job growth in the country which is oil and gas? >> there could be. >> could be. >> people will fall back a little bit and cut back. even though we raise cap ex

because we announced the springer play. >> right. >> and oklahoma huge good play. and along -- it's overlaid -- overlaying the wod woodforde play but a lot of people lost that a little bit and talking about the bakken they say is the largest bakken player liky mentioned. >> i'm looking at your cost the excellent margins note and total cash costs first quarter, 18.76 to. me there is a lot of money being made even at these prices. >> there is. with e have good position. and we'll make money when everybody else can't in a lot of our areas so it differs by operator. >> good point. >> so the same break-even by some won't be the same as others. >> that is important. >> now what do you think is really going on in the world? excess supply? how much is slower demand? because i trust you. i don't trust a lot of what i

read. >> well good. i appreciate you making that comment. what's happening and here we are in a very good position in the u.s. because we do have production growing and coming back. and we're always going to have turmoil in the middle east and what if we didn't have this energy renaissance going on today in america and all the turmoil going on over there? we'd see higher prices, not lower prices. so what we've done is lower the world prices. >> right and that's what's really happening. right? >> that's what's going on. >> because we're not importing nearly as much as wae used to. it's got to go somewhere but that is not necessarily a sign of a slow down in this country. >> no. and i think you will see a o couple of things happen. as they squabble in the middle east. that's really the fights between saudis and russia and iran. that's what we're seeing played out. >> and the saudis they are going -- letting the price war happen.

apparently iran today sided with the saudi arabia. that was apparently the big decline in the futures. you hear anything like that. >> well there is a lot of moving parts here. >> right. >> it's not quite that simple. a lot of moving parts. but, you know, overall we do not have a glut in the world. look around, north sea, you see that production is draining down. extremely costly to work there. other parts of the world. we've been aware of mexico and venezuela and other place, argenti argentina, the prices going down. we don't have a glut in the world we just have members of opec going in each other's stroet routers saying howard h- used to take credit for a lot of things now you are saying maybe it wasn't things you did.

this is a roiters article. not my article. >> world commodity prices effect just like everybody else and certainly. and i'm glad to have that behind me, jim. >> so it's all -- you are not diminishing your role. >> it's not going to effect the company i'm glad to say. >> are we in a situation we could see $60 oil? sometimes people are selling these stocks as if it is going to 60. >> no. i don't believe it. in fact i think oil will be back at 90 before you know it. >> what makes you feel that? if we know the saudis are pumping and iran is pumping. >> they are not going to do that long? they have never done it long. how many of these have we been through? i count five. >> how much of these are gentleman just specters got the wrong side of the trade. >> that will work out. if they keep shorting it will bite them.

>> this breakdown to 81 may be closer to a bottom. >> i think it's very close. i thought it was probably 85. we've got a couple things to change and quickly. and the flip of brent and wti right now. brent is ahead yet. >> right squ. >> with what's going on over there. it should be behind by 2 or 3 dollars. not ahead. >> if we could export it would be better. >> we're exporting 4 million barrel a day of what the consumer needs, that's gasoline and diesel. i don't think anybody realizes that. i don't see cars running around burning crude oil or jet airplanes. >> right. herald hamm. he did say we could slow things down but obviously he thinks oil is not crashing here. mad money back after the break. go ahead and put your bag right here.

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this whole market is about marge right now. the price of crude crushed over the last month. every piece. but does everything deserve to do gown? including a stock of cheniere energy l and g, taking the lead from this country to the rest of the world. the cheniere fell from 84 to 62 today. the partnering with the subsidiary. cheniere energy partners cqp is torn to pieces despite the bountiful yield. down 5.7% alone. is this a rare buying opportunity? for a stock rallying in a straight line for the last five years? or are there bigger forces at work? including the plummeting price of the oil that might threaten

the advantage over the national competition. look at the company and find out more. >> nice to see you. >> you taught me. but refresh the audience, the national market is not really competitive with oil and the stock is saying that view is wrong. >> since the last time we talked a couple of things happen. first we're drilling mostly for oil in this country. so gas is now an associated product. so the price of oil does impact us in terms of whether we are going to continues go or not and oil or not. and on a global basis, there is a point at which oil prices can come, which make gas less competitive. i don't think it is sustainable for a very long time. and everything corrects. so global utility has to look at the whole thing. they have to look at oil, nuclear, renewable and gas

prices. and they have to put it all in the portfolio. >> but these are -- the companies that you are signing up are companying that have to have a multiyear vision. they are not looking at futures today at 81 and calling you and saying we want out of our contracts. >> a b salutely not. quite the opposite. they are making bets -- or they are making commitments, it is not a bet. it starts in five years and finishes in 5 years. so you always make a commitment five years before receiving the product and you need a very long term view what you need for the next 25 years. >> i saw chevron cancel a $12 billion energy project today. so some companies are clearly concerned the price of oil could go dramatically lower than here? >> i think it could. >> yes. >> you do? >> duke it could go to 70 in.

>> yes. maybe even low. >> because there is so much. >> well you have to reach the point at the which the incremental bounds are being displaced on the market. so the first thing you have to ask yourself is will the united states export oil or not. because we seem to be saturated within the united states at the moment. >> yes. >> the infrastructure simply cannot take the oil anymore from the production areas to where it is needed, to the refineries mostly. >> right. so we're using every barge, every truck, every pipeline, every train that we have. and we've saturated had ability to move one place to the other. in addition, our refineries are operating at 95% of capacity. >> so saying we are bringing down the world price. saudi and iran may be doing something but we are just full up. >> i'm not sure that is the case yet. because if you look at the global picture there is only

about a million and a half barrels of spare capacity and it is entirely in saudi arabia. in the united states t rate count hasn't changed. still 130, 1950. 80% of that is oil directed so we are going to bring in 2014 almost a million and a half barrels of additional. >> there is no place to put it. >> in the u.s. >> you have to have export. >> if we export we are going to bring down prices. if we don't we are going to have a huge discrepancy between brand prices and american prices. >> which is good for consumer but -- >> no. because we export the. >> we export the refined product to mexico, brazil, caribbean. >> the gasoline prices depend on brand. they don't depend on wti. >> it will not bring down that price. maybe for some industries but no. you are right.

>>. let's talk cheniere for a second. i think you are now about five years ahead of the next guy, right? >> i don't know. we're on schedule and we've been at it for 2 and a quarter years now. the first production is going to come in less than 12 months now. so we are going to be then adding a train almost every six months for the next three or four years. the next project corpus christi is probably about three, four months away from starting construction as well. 70% of our capacity is sold on long-term basis. >> in the meantime the -- not in jeopardy. >> not at all. >> and last thing, you have been the best performing ceo i've had on other than perhaps domino's which i had on earlier. more than for anybody. there was but a compensation the board was against you that the plan was originally done when your stock was much lower. how that is that settled out? where are we on your

compensation? >> i think -- i mean the compensation for 2013 is done deal. it had been approved by shareholders at the time. >> okay. >> right. everything was disclosed. that's what -- >> yes. >> -- what i didn't really understand about the debate. >> well the issue was that i was granted on some performance basis a total of 10 million shares, that would only be granted if we moved forward four trains at the pass. >> but no one thought you could do other than perhaps maybe me. >> no, yes. >> and when we made this arrangement the stock price was $2. so 10 million shares maybe if you get this done. >> i no e. because remember when we had you on. and i said i don't know. i believe in the guy. how many times did i ask, fill me in.

is it real? it was real. you delivered and that's why i think that people recognized that you did this plan totally disclosed and you hit a home run. >> plus it is going to be paid over four or five years. i didn't get all the money last year. >> i like to pick on the losers not the winners. mad money back after the break. g the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present.

it is time. it is time for the lightning round. are you ready? time for the lightning round. starting with chadd in indiana. >> caller: hey jim, a great big baba booyah to you. >> i like that. what's up. >> caller: long time show watcher. second time caller. you, peter lynch and mark haines are the best of all time. >> thank you. >> caller: question is about honey well. wonderful long-term stom stock. >> if you take it long-term i tell you yes, short-term the stock says it goes to 80. but if you can take that pain i think it could he's running a the superior outfit. that stock is going to be up. if that's what you care about, it's a buy buy buy. frank in new york. >> caller: hey jim, my stock is

activist. >> wii like them and the acquisitions they made. think they are doing a terrific job. that said this is a stock now going up too much and probably a vulnerable for another 5 to 8% krerks. i do want to buy into that at a much lower price. jim. >> caller: j.b. from pa calling to find out what is going with twitter? bought ate little high yesterday. should i hold? >> i think you are find. i think twitter can go down and you buy it in. those are fast growing companies that do transcend what a lot of people think is a slowdown. i think that is what the market is saying. gray. >> caller: hey jim. dks. >> it's too cheap. i saw ann get a possibility of a takeout. and here i say dks as a 43.

and i say enough is enough. that stock is okay here. linden in florida. >> caller: kim and i want to say hey from st. augustine. >> nice old city. what's up? >>. >> caller: aye strictly in dividends thanks to you and i appreciate your insight over the years and i ran across this thing about 11 months ago called qre. and it was 11%. >> yes. >> caller: i -- >> one of the things, a lot of these high yielding stocks in the oil and gas are red flags. why? because they can't sustain the yield if the oil goes down to 70. that is the case with that one. at 70 that yield cannot stand and the dividend goes down. and that ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. (receptionist) gunderman group.

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damage. and we still have to worry every single day about a new ebola story. i wish that weren't the case. but i have to keep it front and center because the airlines rally. bull market somewhere. i >> tonight on the profit... i'm going inside la dogworks, and upscale dog boarding facility that is on the brink of going out of business. >> take a guess on how much you made. >> i have no idea. >> $78. [woof woof] while i like the product and i like the process, the biggest problem here is how its abusive owner andrew rosenthal handles his employees. >> email me the [bleep] schedule! just do it! >> i'm gonna try to improve the owner and employee relationship before it's too late. >> i don't have to ask him time and time and time and time again! he doesn't care! >> my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. i make tough decisions... i will not do it if you're managing the people.