carl, i was in cabela's christmas shopping, saw yeti tumblers, fore$30.r buy the stock than the product. you recommended that in may. it was a good call. >> the stock more than doubled again. it was one of those stay at home and type of travel people were doing. one-day camping trips or hiking trips i should say. that type of outdoor activity and you know, yeti's recent trading prices you could get two of their tumblers for what the stock was recently trading at. jack: if you could have one back, your wish i hadn't stock might be netflix. that was october you made that call. >> yes. so with netflix i wish i hadn't made it so late. it is still a very good company. obviously had a huge runup until october. it hasn't really done much since. netflix is facing a ton of competition from disney plus and other streaming services. people will watch it. i loved "the crown" and "queen's gambit." i doubt they have the type of 2020 they had in 2021. jack: meanwhile ben made a very contrarian call, parent company of olive barden, longhorn steakhouse, seemed like a lous

level of worry for our country as you along with the rest of us watched these rioters in, you know, cabela'sass pro shops camo and red hats, as susan mentioned a lot of them armed with zip ties. said to be on the look out for the sitting vice president and the speaker. hoisting the confederate flag inside the u.s. capitol, having set up a noose on capitol grounds in the parking lot. >> the social contract is if not broken, frayed. and this is the fullest manifestation of that over the last five years. it has been unspooling. you have done this every day for x-number of days telling this story, chronicling this flight from fact, flight from evidence, flight from truth however inconvenient to a self-serving vision of reality where power is more important than principle. and the mob which was figurative until wednesday has become the literal guiding force in the republic. and, you know, one way to think about civilizational structures is we have a state of nature -- thomas hobbes wrote about that, the state of nature is the war of all against all. the point of civilization is to enter into a so

level of worry for our country as you along with the rest of us watched these rioters in, you know, cabela's bass pro shops, camo, red hats. a lot of them armed with zip ties said to be on the lookout for the sitting vice president and the speaker hoisting the confederate flag inside the u.s. capitol, having set up a noose on capitol grounds in the parking lot. >> the social contract is if not broken frayed, and this is the fullest manifestation of that over the last five years. it has been unspooling. you have done this every day for x number of days telling the story, chronicling this flight from fact, this flight from evidence, a flight from truth however inconvenient to a self-serving vision of reality where power is more important than principle, and the mob, which was figurative until wednesday has become the literal guiding force in the republic. and you know, one way to think about civilizational structures is we have a state of nature, thomas hobbs wrote about that, the state of nature is the war of all against all. the point of civilization is to enter into a social contract where