>> this is albertson's. we're on sahara and valley view. there's a guy with a gunshot in here. he's running all over the store. >> the police are on their way. but zack is still trapped in the store with a killer. some instinct tells him not to move, that it isn't over yet. and it isn't. floyd is coming back. here he's walking up the aisle in the produce department. he's almost out of frame when suddenly, he doubles back toward zack. >> he walks over me and he just kind of leans over me to make sure, you know. i was just lying there, closing my eyes. i didn't exactly know where he was. i did kind of hear him come back. he bends over me and walks looking for more people. >> give us a code red. units arrived. >> by 5:19, the police have arrived. but zack doesn't know that. despite his severe injury, he decides to go for help. zack has already cheated death twice, but he's in for another close call. >> i tried to get up to go to the back room to use the phone. and i just couldn't handle it. i just fall down. and i'm lying there, and here he is, and he could have seen me, you know.

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jesse, you own a pet snake that you like to show off to the 15-year-old girls in the parking lot of albertsons. is that what pets are for to attract young girls to deflect them from your skeevy persona? >> let it wash over you. >> chloroform is old school. if you get him into the van first it is so much easier. normally i use the tactic where i put a couch in the van. by the way, swree one thing we have -- we have one thing to peek at which is your amazing skills. >> i like how -- i am being criticized by you on improve vaw swraitional skills. mr. writing my insults down on a paper and reading them. >> you just read -- you read the snake thing that did not come off the top of your head. my couch rebuttal is looking in your stupid, beady eyes. >> there saw lot of inside baseball going on. viewers might not understand. >> i feel likely gnaw is upset upset -- i feel like lena is upset because dogs have six weird nipples they can show in public. >> that triples the amount of episodes. billets a talk about eva mendes. she is currently dating ryan gosling which on a scale of 1 to suicidal, how do yo

three to five times more of it than a traditional farm and and sell it at whole foods, jim bows, albertsonst right now we make money the way any business would sell it with the produce. every time we sell it, that turns into cash money. that cash money turns into a salary and bonus for the veteran operators and a yield for our investors. cenk: would you sell to monsanto if they came with the right offer? >> would we sell out? cenk: yes. >> we're not a good candidate. 70% of the toxins that affect produce, or the pesticide that require the use of pesticides are soil borne. we don't use soil so have no use for the chemical companies or g.m.o. seeds or any of their pesticides because the pathway by which pesticides and pests which are the prerequisite for the use of pesticides, if there's no pests you need no pesticide, the g.m.o. seeds. it eliminates immediately 70% of those systems or those problems, i should say because again soil is the root of all pests and we don't use soil. cenk: i have never learned more about farming than i did right now in this segment. dylan, i want to talk to you a