stuart: and you'll pay for that asman. >> she likes it.when or where the storm hits. >> a perfect storm, remember in 91, did the movie and book and movie. it could be a perfect storm. folks are concerned about this, trick-or-treaters, just kind after inconvenience, but it could-- >> and 'cause it's a long time since you had little kids isn't it? all right. >> i'm getting towards the grandchildren stage. stuart: i've got six grandchildren, i don't want to cancel trick-or-treating for them. terrible. >> have to buy chocolate of your own, god forbid. [laughter] >> a sore spot. >> wham-o! >> new at ten the latest tracking poll on rasmussen and we've got the number and bring them to you after the top of the hour, a big deal. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm g

david asman says that is a job killer. >> that is a job killer. they have a corporate rate of 18%, ours is 35%. this is sending businesses out of the country. what is really ridiculous is these high rates. just hang with me for a second. if you look at the chart, you can see that the most income from our taxes come from individual taxes. the third bar is corporate taxes and you can see the 7.9%. now, we have about $200 billion from corporate taxes. that is how much our government received from corporations. that was for profits in the year 2011. $2 trillion. if you can figure it out, that's a 10% tax rate. in other words, there are so many deductions and special deals for the high rollers, the big people. even at 35%, we don't get a good deal. neil: mitt romney got in trouble when he tried to clarify just that view. but i'm not going to lower taxes as much as you think, i'm going to get rid of a lot of deductions and he left himself open to critics who said wait a minute, you were tax cuts are worth the paper they are printed on. but the goal is t

i'm david asman, welcome to forbes on fox. >> full house today. mike, is the president right? >> no, he's absolutely wrong. he showed how clueless he was about our energy policy. blaminghe stronger economy on higher gasoline prices misses the point of the reagan recovery where the economy boomed and gasone prices fell and the clinton recovery where gas prices fell. the president blocked the pipeline from canadahich is cost us a tremendous amount of jobs. he confiscate taxpayer dollars. >> rick unger a lot of nservative critics of romney are concerned we didn't hear aboutolyndra. >> it's interesting because mike de compeing arguments. the problem is absolutely none of them have anything to do with the price of gasoline. look, you can argue if you like that the president's energy policies could have an impact down the road. i would tell you you're wrong but that's an argument we can have. e reality is that we see production up. there's no disputing it. you can give president bush credit if you like. none of that impacts on the current price of gasoline. talk to me in four years.

david asman from new york. gary johnson, can you hear me? david asman here. >> i can, david.id: thank you for being here. we suggested that you might have somewhat of a neutral perspective on what happened tonight. obviously, democrats saying the president held his own, republicans saying he was a slam dunk for romney. what say you? >> much to do about nothing. i mean, the country is in deep doo-doo. we all have to take on mutual sacrifice if we're going to save ourselves from a mop -- monetary collapse. the two are arguing over lowering corporate tax rates wha. about eliminating corporation tax? how about eliminating income tax? abolish the irs with one federal consumption tax, in this case, i'm embracing the fair tax. i think that's the answer to tens of millions of american jobs. you got romney talking about tariffs on china? what about the notion of free market? you got both of them arguing over who is going to spend more money on medicare when we ought to have a raging debate in this country over how we're going to cut medicare because we're never going to balance the bu

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we have pat buchanan, ed des was brinklee and david asman the various read of tonight to give the presidente victory by varying margins but not off the chart are you worried? >> not at all. think maybe the president won in the debate but mitt romney did what he had to do he showed himself as commander in chief, knowledgeable, dignif ied, and he did not stepped into the trap the democrats want to put him and as reckless from a moving too rapidly to war or intervention like george bush. he sold all of his problems in the debates. neil: douglas brinkley? historical a we are told there is not a correlation if that's was the case we would have president carry. will this move the needle? >> i i agree. they both did well. each did with they had to do president obama had to claim a slight victory simply because he has a a commanded details. mitt romney came in and to dial back and scored points and they explained his comment on russia and did a good job on the middle east. it is awash tonight. this will not be the memorable debate. the bomb in denver and the showdown with candy crowley with the put

right ahead of me in the windshield, david asman back "after the bell." david: we have a busy day. intel, ibm, we will talk about citi and even before all the news popped, the market popped in for once stayed there, which is good news. nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. the big news that shook the market, but the market was ahead even before we heard of the changes at citi. nicole: citigroup stole the show this morning. certainly not the ceo anymore. what happened was the uncerrainty. he was ousted by the board, but some speculated that early on, which is why we saw that selling off and then coming back. liz: we have a handful of insurance stocks hitting an all-time high today. merging with citi and was spun off in 2002. the dow component, what is up? >> some of those names doing very well.

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david asman because we have the nasdaq coming up.l state reporting earnings as well, and the last minute announcement on netflix, n., boosted the share price 16%. liz: carl taking a 10% stake in netflix. nicole on the floor, back in action after a two day closure. obviously, nicole, it's the home retailers who shown today. >> unbelievable day, monumental day; right? pack -- back in action after two days of being closed, home depot, lowe's, best performer. home depot best performer on the dow jones industrial average. david: yesterday, we heard about ford because they had good,ings -- good earnings yesterday. nobody expected a 10% gain for gm because of the resolution of the $29 billion in pension costs they have. >> right, we're talking about gm and ford, both clear winners, obviously, and ford now, up 8.3%. both beat the streak. tomorrow, auto sales. liz: i know i mentioned netflix, but we have to show the move because this stock, during the year, was $133, and plummeted to an annual low of 52. look now, $79 all because the name car

david asman take it from here. cu in a few minutes. dave: book forward to that. nicole petallides at the stock exchange to give details of what is going on here because we lost a nice lead and end in the green for the dow it appears but charlie brady, a ief economist says at&t is responsible for a big chunk of this loss. >> united healthcare. those are the names weighing on the dow jones industrials. we have seen hewlett-packard in there and microsoft and j. p. morgan and some names that played on the dow going into the close. liz: dave: there are some all-time highs. consolation brands, we will talk to the ceo coming up so some stocks had good days. >> the dow hit the highest level in five years so constellation brand you think of corona and raven line an all-time high. walmart. you need your alcohol. you need your tobacco. dave: and wholefoods. may be inconsistent to smoke a cigarette when eating whole foods that doing pretty well. zynga a big movers today. >> they cut their outlook again. you see the dramatic fall off and a lot of favorites stay below. avalanc

send it over to david asman and lauren simonetti david: good to see you for liz claman. we have economist thomas zoll talking about the debate. we have a first to go to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. talk about the damage hewlett-packard did for the market. it is a dow component hit very hard when meg came out and said 2013 would be a lousy year. we see it down 12% it did drag down the whole market, did it not? >> it really did, david. you have a huge behemoth. hewlett-packard is a megacompany worldwide that everybody invests in and you have them coming out 2013, dismal outlook, challenging year. they will not see acceleration until 2015. stock tumbled. worst performer easily in the dow industrials. lauren: we have a winner nicole, in netflix soaring. why are investors so bullish. >> when you look at netflix that is a winner because you have a buy rating out of citigroup. it is valuation call. more growth in the internet streaming service so that is real winner on s&p. david: we'll talk about oil in a second. what exactly caused the drop but huge drop.

david asman was reading same "new york times," he ripped it up and started eating it. >> it did not tasteood. neil: what do you make of this. >> they are little bit sidin politicize a natural disaster, that is what they are doing. if you can move it from state to private sector is goes in a better direction, they say, that is, i quote, an absurd notion. they say because big government is better, whether it is fema or a new department of business that president obama wants too create about which we can talk more if you have time. but bottom line, fema has a terrible track record, most big federal bureaucracies do, they come up with their man made inside of the beltway, which does not necessarily fit when applied to a state or local community, any time there is a difference of opinion with between the local guys and federal government, the feds -- 92 bu92. neil: but they all welcome fema help. >> when it involves money. do you think that chris christie would have said that if it are not for the money. neil: that is his acknowledgment that government works ? >> no, that is his acknowledge am

david asman now on earnings in a matter of time for the economy follows. >> is a question of which iswing which. welcome to the fact is that a company has been relying on a lot of things other than customers, which is where they should be. it helps them in their borrowing costs. they have been relying on government contracts. of all these things other than customer money, which should be their basic tour. mainly that they make money. eventually, it has caught up with them. what has happened is that customers don't have as much money and customers are very worried about the future and unlike governments, customers are playing it safe. they are not spending more money than they have, which means that corporations are getting less money. what is happening now is that big companies like dupont laying off 1500 workers, the ceo of dupont, what is the reason for this? weaker than expected demand in titanium dioxide and markets. neil: when translated to english. it means that the solar business went bust. it wasn't just your her taxpayer dollars that were wasted in these billion dollar winter

i will move over to david asman for the closing bell.e: breaking news on this plot to bomb the federal reserve bank. robert gray has the latest details on a plot that was thwarted by the fbi. robert: thanks very much. the fbi arrived thwarting an alleged attempt at bombing the federal reserve of new york in lower manhattan, a middle eastern and bought what he thought was a thousand pound bomb and assemble it aad attempted to detonate it today on liberty street in lower manhattan but he bought a fake device from an fbi undercover agent, went to a nearby hotel, tried to phone it in and detonate it using a phone. it did not work. the fbi is out with a statement now. fbi in new york saying, quote, is important to emphasize the public was never at risk in this case because two of the defendant's accomplices were an fbi source and an fbi undercover agent. the fbi places the highest priority on printed credited -- preventing acts of terrorism. more in a few moments. liz: the market reaction has been nil. let's go to nicole petallides at the sto

we have e-mac in the house and david asman for the entire hour.e want to start with the latest on the aftermath of hurricane sandy. we have jeff flock at point pleasant beach in new jersey and ric rich edson we'll start with you, jeff. >> as we get out here and the sun comes up. it's angry, but nothing like what it was yesterday. i'll tell you, the surge on this storm was just, just incredible and you know, they talk about power lines down and this is actually a cable line here, i can touch this although the power is out everywhere and that's one of the the power lines here, but look at the the sand. there is sand in the streets of pretty much every street here along the beach in point pleasant beach and i tell you, maybe get a chance to run over here, and pardon the wind on the microphone a little bit if you can. but take a look. these homes just got washed through and i'll back up so the wind doesn't hit my microphone, the surf just came in, washington in, buried the houses and just blew through. i'm looking through here, and i tell you, it's no

let's get over to david asman. david: so much anticipation about earnings. of these internet sites and see a lot of anticipation. some people fearing the worst, a lot of these earnings may turn out to be losses, even so far as alcoa which kicks it off tomorrow, but it's going to be a very busy week. liz: we'll see tomorrow exactly at in this time. let's go to nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the dow kind of gained some ground in the last half hour of trading. >> reporter: a little bit, but i have to tell you, i think traders not putting too much to one way or the other in this market today. it's the columbus day holiday, a move about a tenth of a percent, and last week we gained 1.2%. david: but, you know, there are some sneakers in there, people are sneaking up despite the low volume, and one is netflix. huge jump in netflix today. >> reporter: wow, you are not wrong. we've seen netflix jump 35% just in the month of october, and today was an upgrade from morgan stanley about their growth potential globally. and that's why we saw netflix j

let's get to david asman. david: you know, the first hour everything looked fine.nd of flatlining and then it went down. looks like it's going to end in the triple digits as well. again, the s&p is doing a little worse than the dow today. nasdaq hit hard. of course, oil is one of the few things that got a pop besides radioshack today. let's go to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange as we begin this incredible earnings season, more in a moment. let's start talking about apple. apple, we saw actually came off its lows. >> reporter: that's right. it traded as low as 623, dave and liz, and that was a 10% correction from its all-time high. but it was interesting watching it go back into positive territory, so we'll see. there's been a lot of talk about the ipad mini. by the way, dave, i like the sound effects. [laughter] that was cute. david: pow, pow, pow, pow! liz: my sound effts

let's get to david asman. david: what a day we have had.stocks are positive as you can see, the main direction is south. the market is looking as though it's going to hold on to at least a 200-point loss today. let's go to nicole petallides, start with those big stocks that are driving down the main index, and let's start with dupont which is down 9%. very, very weak for dupont. >> reporter: absolutely. and that's weighing on the dow jones industrials. talking about dupont and also 3m and united technologies, but dupont in particular just talking about waning demand, job cuts on tap and all of these names giving outlook statements, dave and liz, that are weaker and expected. liz: okay. facebook and netflix we are set to hear from them on their quarterly numbers, so both of these names actually didn't do too poorly today. >> reporter: that's right. on a day of a sea of red and concentrated selling, facebook, whirlpool, yahoo!, you do have some up arrows as well as panerabred and icom. david: apple wasn't doing too bad, but then the stock wen

ticker above the 1400, it is a nice day for all stocks, let's go over to ashley webster in for david asman. ashley: thank you. i like your handkerchiefs. how about the financials in the last hour who loved america. i don't know if the bar is being set so low everybody can walk over it but citigroup is pretty good. jpmorgan pretty good, so the financials are looking good. liz: we don't have to wait for nicole petallides, there on the new york stock exchange. confirmation of a story that roque friday, sprint is turning japanese. nicole: that is right, actually hire most of the day, drink the red late in the day, but that is right. acquiring 70% of sprint. the largest deal of its kind, coming in for american company. ashley: obviously financials mixed with the clear winner no doubt about it, citigroup to beat expectations to get the day going. nicole: if you are citigroup shareholder you're happy today. the beat on revenues and earnings, now lots of folks are looking forward to tomorrow's numbers from goldman sachs and the talk is those will be good as well. liz: barclays likes the drug secto

david asman down 36 points. dave: david einhorn was shorting one stock but also long enough.nhorn speaks people listen. cheryl: when nicole petallides speaks we listen. the new york stock exchange giving up early-morning games. nicole: at talk to some traders talking about the fact we have been in a narrow range and the choppy market and that is the day today coming close to the unchanged line. dave: apple is in the green. earlier it was in the red and had the $650 mark and was $700. people saw 650 and it won't be this low for long. nicole: people see that as a buying point. people like to bion that and go into that category and they go into that category. cheryl: chipotle diving today but made some bearish comments on the other side and as i mentioned general motors and warren buffett got in a little while ago. nicole: you don't fight einhorn. going against that particular day. the competition is up and general

we're joined by david asman and sandra smith.rolling stones are retuing to the stage next month for the first time inivive years for their 50th anniversary. they have two concerts in london and two in jersey but tickets for the cheapest seats of the london show are starting ator than $150. all right. retail sites are sel more than gnd!. obviously many fans are outraged. what do you thk, too much? >> first of all, how many, these people agastne percents are protesting agnst this lt time at a stones concert, looked it up, it was before sandy was even born. before you were born! i'm absolutely serious. melissa: maybe time to pony up and go again >> mbe it is. only 800 bucks in newark. melissa: but you're in newark. >> you tee me about that. >> i'm not teasing. i don't rememb being that young. >> i fel rolling stones is timeless music. the reason they're selling out because they get the older crowd. they get the younger crowd. everybody still likes their music. >> my dauter is 20 and we both appreciate the stones. i love it. melissa:

our very own also fabulous david asman. >> not an attorney. story. if in washington d.c., one camera, more than 116,000 people speeding in less than two years. all those tickets brought in, we for it, a 11 and and a half million dollars. in total, the city raked in more than $178 million in tickets. i did not believe that number. i made them go back and check it again because it seemed too high. some drivers think it is a backdoor commuter tax. what do you get sick? >> public service issue. >> oh, please. i love you dearly, but you are wrong. agony mill from a guy in california who was in a similar situation where a ticket that he said, once he got for a button dollars is now $450. [laughter] forget this. plus they say for another $450 you can have all of your points removed if you go to a special class. so they're adding that on. there just trying to fill their coffers. that is all they're trying to do. >> i have crossed the streets. there dangerous. dodging cars as you go. >> cities anddstates right now are looking for any kind of revenue th

let's go to david asman. dave: you have no idea where the market is going in long-term direction. saw some down days and a flat day. liz: nicole petallides is watching the action. we had been up more event 80 points earlier today. in the end -- nicole: we are down again, the fourth day in a row this week. yesterday and the day before triple digit losses and today we are down 12 points after being higher earlier. i asked traders if they don't make much of that we make short-term resistance in giving a little back. dave: one thing that has

david asman to get us to the closing bell.not so much on the floor but important to remind folks that last week at this time the dow was below what it is now so it lost a lot today but still doing better on the dow and the s&p that was last week. not so on the nasdaq. the nasdaq was higher at the end of the week, quite a bit higher, that indicate the broad based technical sell-off going on. let's go to nicole petallides at stock exchange. it was 25 years ago today, october 19th, the date will live in infamy, not nearly as bad as what was back then that tell us the worst losers today. nicole: we got 22.6%. today we are down 1.5% on the dow jones industrial average. that is 200 points and 29 of 30 dow components are lower across the board. liz: their competitor taking a huge plunge. they said they were going to restructure this company. a lot of layoffss. a former leno the guy is running this company and it has not been a good time especially when you show the one your chart. >> it hit a new 52 week low. it is on the heels of a

we're joined by our very own liz macdonald, david asman and paul ryan. >> came on the show to play withnother pr stunt from the elections. these little guys are going up for auction on ebay to raise money for rock the vote. do you recognize them? i'm not sure you would recognize this guy. these are the cabbage patch versions of your presidential and vice-presidential candidates and plus michelle obama obviously. fund-raiser back in 2008, the obama doll went for $8400, seriously? the sarah palin brought in, get this, $19,000. which doll do you, who do you think that is? which doll brings in the most? who do you think that is. >> with gray sideburns has to be romney. this is cabbage patch doll. i thought it was interesting sarah palin got more than obama. she was part of the celebrity culture. i don't think ryan and romney are more celebrity type people. >> palin got four times what biden's doll right here got. the obama doll comes with a birth certificate. >> there it is. we've been looking for that! holy cow! open it up. >> open it up. he. >> see what it says. >> wait a minute. indonesi

our very own david asman. thanks for joining us. you guys were rocking out there.as. last night's debate was not all about the issues. there are some other very important things to know and unfortunate -- fortunately we're covering it all. in a survey we now know that 59% of people watching liked president obama's tie. better than mitt romney's real quick. remember what colors everybody was wearing. >> absolutely not. >> i heard it on fox radio. >> what wasn't. melissa: president obama was wearing blue and mitt romney wearing red. that is the beginning. 52% thought romney's hair looks better. >> he has nice hair. little gray. melissa: they both have good hair. 51% thought that the pet's makeup looked better. how do you judge that? could you really even tell? i don't know. close calls. who looked better? >> i couldn't tell. i knew what you were going to ask us. bomb, obama was looking down so much. whenever romney looked at obama he would square up with obama, obama was looking down and couldn't tell what he was wearing or what he looked like. melissa: what do you t

and men are suffering under the obama policies, and people vote not on contraception or abortion, asmangested, but on the quality of their life and what they think about the future of. gerri: here have the obama group, a camp, this this this new poll that we just showed you where women were tied no. the president has the lead among women. this is what obama's campaign spokeswoman said. polls come out in the hour. any pulled shows us tonight is not one replacing bets on in vegas. >> well, you know what, i think that they are struggling to figure out what happened to them. i think what happened is with the first presidential debate which is when this wing really became evident on is that romney showed himself to be at least vaguely presidential. he was not scary, not stupid. this is a terrible economy that obama has inherited and made worse and may a recovery all but impossible. people are looking for any alternative, and i think mitt romney passed a very low bark but tested without knocking in dover, which is that he would not be a complete failure as a president. that is why things are

david asman is getting us proud.avid: we were just for a moment triple digits, the high 50s and 60s mostly. it may still end up in negative territory but only temporarily. liz: let's get to nicole on the floor. still down, pretty unbelievable but awaiting earnings from yahoo, this would be the company's first earning release under new ceo melissa mayer. nicole: that will be key for this company. the stock virtually flat in the wait-and-see mode into the closing bell. so many tech related companies coming under pressure. david: apple, let's talk about apple because they didn't have so much of a turnaround as a big boost, a lot of people figured it was undervalued and were buying like crazy. up $24 right now, a 4% gain. nicole: we're looking at apple. library maker research in motion losing at a client, they will all move over to the iphone, so that is something interesting as well. year to date, apple is up and we're waiting for the ipad mini. liz: it is unbelievable. what a fall from grace for that company.

. ♪ melissa: it's time for fun with spare change, david asman is back. >> i love being surrounded by. melissa: i love it, it is halloween, but not in new jersey, due to superstorm sandy, governor chris cristy is y is post -- chris cristchris christie is pog holiday until monday are you kidding me. other towns in pennsylvania and connecticut are doing it too. the second the show is over, i'm going trick-or-treating. >> this is so bloomberg, this is so bloomberg. >> an evil plot, think of all that halloween candy, i have had in my house, it would be in my stomach, i would again 30-pounds. >> chris christie is losing 200-pound then on the same food kick this bloomberg is on, and then he will make candy illegal. melissa: did you hear bloomberg is only allowing you to givous little minis. i could see him to that. we would get violent. >> keep halloween, cancel the marathon. >> they cancelled halloween parade. nothing is more funny than seeing a bunch of transvestites in the village dressed up, well, like any other night. melissa: a great way to lose weight on halloween, british researcher

asman day said, you don't need to have millions to start your own wine business. do need to have a good palate. you need to know what you like and you need to be able to trust it. this is a product that's going out there to others. wine is a very personal product. if you like the wine, you need others to as well. >> for some people, it's like a hobby and a passion. at the same time, if it's an investment, you would like to have on roi. what can you expect in terms of roi? >> in the wine business, it's very standard. in retail, it's about a 30% margin markup. restaurants are anywhere from two to four times depending on the market. so most wine producers, whether it's a winery or a negotiator, usually have returns within that 40 to 65%. a bit of a gray area depending on the quality of the grapes and how you streamline the business with your overheads. >> but a lot of risk. mother nature. >> that is the beauty of what happens when you're in the business. you can mitigate the risk. >> buying in different geographical locations. >> if it's a poor season in one area, yo

we have our very own david asman. look at that. >> i'm going outside. melissa: he's a soaking wet. life. here is a good one. stich got happened -- what happened to one of abc reporters covering the storm. >> standing close to this shoreline. timing those waves watching the water van. he has been in these situations a lot, by the way. melissa: wow. that is right. is that is what you are dust like this? >> that was chip recall one of the luckiest reporters. no one is going to remember these guys when it is over except for that famous. youtube reporter stuck in a drink. melissa: except for when they had al rucker holding on to the poll. came in that way. >> rembrandt and separate. >> i think that is a you to start. here is one that is helpful in a storm. melissa: the on-line versions drop their payrolls. they want to ensure people have open access to coverage. the weather channel live streaming of the coverage on line. are they generous? is this a fantastic marketing move? >> i don't know. i get the wall street journal. i used to work there. paid for it. and did not have it this morni

intel cfo stacey smith join liz and david asman to break down the earnings. lori: here is good one for you. a massive art heist in the netherland is putting cat burglars around the world to shame. listen to this. dutch police say seven priceless paints by picasso and matisse worth more than $100 million were stolen from the museum in rotterdam early tuesday morning. museum spokesmen were reported that police were alerted during the night when the alarm went off. but when they arrived the thieves were already gone. the thieves made off, were among the works, monet waterloo bridge and harlequin's head. if you steal them, who will you sell them to? everybody knows where they came from. melissa: haven'tly you can't put them out anywhere. people find where they are and take them back and you bought stolen merchandise. i don't know. lori: maybe somebody had an axe to grind. melissa: or maybe a vault or basement. lori: put in own personal time capsule. melissa: how did they get away with all that? what is the security really like? got the alarm, security guy said, o

eastern right here on "after the bell" with liz claman and david asman.y will delve into those numbers. tracy: i will have to get me a mini. think about it. >>> coming up is the northeast, this is nuts, about to have deja vu all over again from last year with another snowy halloween? no. keep ruining my halloween parties. we have the very latest on hurricane sandy and its projected mash up, with another storm next week. ashley: you cobe locked into your party. could be a two-day party. oil prices tumbling 7% this month alone. jeff flock live from the cme with more on oil's next move. let's look at oil how it is trading right now up just slightly, about 14 cents to 85 pine $87 a barrel. we'll be right back. de and ♪ ♪ you can help others along the way. ♪ ♪ a portion of every bottle that they sell goes to fht ♪ ♪ breast cancer and i tnk that's swell. ♪ ♪ the more you take, the more they'll pay, ♪ ♪ so make them write a big check today. ♪ ♪ and if you're feeling a little slow, ♪ then 5-hour energy will help you go. ♪ ♪ so buy a bottle of pink lemonade and ♪