when we check in with the cfo david weinberg right after the quarter he stood by his long held businesss good and will stay good manttra, indicating the company was on track for continued growth going forward, suggested skechers could double its revenue over the next five years. to be fair, a lot of the problems of the last quarter were one-time issues although some of it had to do with yes, the super freaking strong dollar. that ain't going away any time soon. skechers has a long track record of terrific execution and these guys are very competitive which makes me think they will do everything in their power to avoid having to report a second disappointing quarter in a row. after plunging down to $25 a couple weeks ago the stock appears to be bottoming and rebounding, trading up to $31 as of today. just a reminder, the stock is up 71% for the year. so now that we have been through black friday and cybermonday with the holiday selling season fully upon us, why don't we check in with robert greenberg, chairman and ceo of skechers and david weinberg, the cfo. i had a chance to sit down wi

greenberg, chairman of skechers and david weinberg, cfo. great to talk to you gentlemen. >> thank you so much. >>> comimi up, the burger war. gourmet burger a chance such as habit, red robin and shake shack are establishing dominance across the country. cramer serves up his order next. >>> we know that much of retail's been having a rough time lately. courtesy of the unseasonably warm weather. it won't go below 50 degrees in december, something's very wrong. as well as of course the competitive threat from amazon. but what about the restaurant stocks? fresh food can't be amazon'ed. roughly six months ago we ran a segment about hamburger a chance where i said you should buy mcdonald's if you want a turn-around story or jack in the box if you want a value play. i also told you to stay the heck awaw from shake shack because even though it makes delicicus bubuers and it sure does, the stock was s ading insanely expensive levels. fast forward to today, what do the burger wars look like? for starters, mind if we take a little victory lap on mcdon