and we're not talking about charlie sheen here. tv, $200. james. - what is parks and recreation?ood. robots, $200. faizan. - what is the roomba? - the roomba. yes. i'm reading you for $200. lisa. - who is james joyce? - correct. now the last clue... faizan. - who are the white sox? - chicago white sox. yes. you're at $5,200. lisa, though, is going first to start us off in double jeopardy! right after this. ♪ closed captioning sponsored in part by... believe it or not, the game is still within reach for our challengers, faizan and lisa. but, lisa, you pick first from these categories in this double jeopardy! round. sounds like my backyard. e-x is gonna come up in each correct response. and finally, you're gonna have... the correct response will be based on the last line of the clue. lisa. let's do 1980s for $2,000. james. what is "another one bites the dust"? "another one bites the dust." yes. one big swamp, $1,600. answer... [ applause ] $11,914. all righty. - what is dismal? - you got it. [ applause ] a little trouble with names, $1,200. james. - who is billy bob thornton? - cor

charlie sheen? and this is michael douglas and he plays a character who is by now, everybody remembers his name, gordon gecko. of i forget what kind of company, i think it was a financial business. and he was doing insider trading. so, he was breaking the law. man who just got out of college from a working-class family, his father played by charlie sheen was a worker. he comes from that generation. theis very excited to have salary that pays for a great apartment, he gets a really beautiful girlfriend, and he becomes friends with gordon. so they develop this mentor and protege relationship, but then he figures out what happens. and so, bud is in this dilemma. do i report my boss because if he goes down, i go down. it also involved his father, i forget how. in the end, spoiler alert, bud does make the right call. the thing is, even though the movie had the right message, it had a good message, most people who watched wall street, they were there in the movie theater ing the lifestyle of these young i

always be hustling, be an owner not a renter, and make magic, champion mindset #winning which was a charlie sheen think that he adopted for himself. my favorite one was super pumped >> as a company value. >> not only a company value but something they use to evaluate their employees on and hire employees. h.r. people would mark off your level of super pumped sadness. to see if you are doing a good job. i don't know exactly how you measure that. he was just kind of a grown man child with billions of dollars to build the company and its image and i try to be fair but i do think there is value that was delivered their antique creates this enormous company that changed how transportation works entirely but also there were no real boundaries around how he did that or what his behavior was like. everyone that was even attached in the first place was ready to get rich when they went public and sold the company or whatever >> let's talk about that. here's another "from the book. travis kalanick and his executive team created a corporate environment that looks like a mixture of animal house and the -- of

always be hustling, be an owner not a renter, and make magic, champion mindset #winning which was a charlie sheen think that he adopted for himself. my favorite one was super pumped >> as a company value. >> not only a company value but something they use to evaluate their employees on and hire employees. h.r. people would mark off your level of super pumped sadness. to see if you are doing a good job. i don't know exactly how you measure that. he was just kind of a grown man child with billions of dollars to build the company and its image and i try to be fair but i do think there is value that was delivered their antique creates this enormous company that changed how transportation works entirely but also there were no real boundaries around how he did that or what his behavior was like. everyone that was even attached in the first place was ready to get rich when they went public and sold the company or whatever >> let's talk about that. here's another "from the book. travis kalanick and his executive team created a corporate environment that looks like a mixture of animal house and the -- of