but in 1977 carlman was facing possible destruction when bob mackenzie took a tour. >> reporter: what will become of carol lands. residents have been asking themselves that for decades. after the mansion was passing from one owner to another and remains empty. carl lands is 62,000 square feet of living space built in 1910 as a famous chateau of france. on a scale nobody lives on anymore and that's the problem. the story begins with george mortimor pulman. you may notice a certain strength in the jaw. she was said to have charm but no money. when the pulman money came into hariett's hands she built herself a mansion. with gardens that stretches for more than half a mile and gardens that supplied food for the staff. we started our tour in the lounge where mrs. carlland held dances. >> not many familys are that large anymore. you need probably 30 or 40 servants. >> she had 130 on staff at one time. >> what's this? >> these are champane fountains. there's one at either end of the dining room. >> a champane fountain. literally they had champane flowing from it. >> yes, it's quite practical

mackenzie. that is a nice deal. we will see what happens with the energy market. they might be binding to a tough business long-term but that could pay off. bobtake advantage of the economy with lower oil prices and wages going up? jim: at some point in time, u.s. consumer discretionary stocks will do well. the u.s. consumer has a lot more money in his or her pocket. right now, they're not spending it. carol: do they want to spend -- millennial's in particular do not want a lot of stuff. then, retail sales, sure. jim: retail sales bounce around. over time you will see much more of that spent. whether it is experience consumer discretionary stocks will do that as well. olivia: everyone is bracing for a rate hike. you are a contrarian because in the past weeks and months, forecasters have been pushing back there assumed date of rate hike. why do you think it is still going to happen this year? jim: when you see wage inflation, it is huge. olivia: it is? jordan spieth wage and -- jim: wage inflation? it is huge. bob: mine is not. jim: you look to mcdonald's, target -- that will push the base up. average hourly earnings in the u.s., $24, $25. whe