heckmann, welcome back to "mad money." >> thanks, jim. nice to be here. >> all right, dickthe stock went down, you pull the guidance, people were really concerned that you had missed the mark. why does this deal change the game for heckmann? >> well, you know, as you well know, jim, when you're putting a company together from scratch, and let's remember that we did $15 million in revenues two years ago, sometimes it's a little messy, and sometimes the timing isn't the way you would like it to be, and when things become available that you really think you need to have to satisfy your long-term plan, you have to jump them, and you have to sometimes pay the consequences of the short-term views of some people out there. so what happened was people kind of lost confidence in what we were doing. we never did. and what the customers really have been telling us for months and months and months is we want somebody big. we want somebody nationwide, we want somebody that cannot only transport the water but treat it, recycle it, reuse it, dispose of it. the key to them is they care as

that's dick heckmann, chairman and ceo of heckmann corp. yes, some of us didn't give up.turns out it was right not to give up. it still is. after the break we'll try to make you more money. >> coming up, social status. it's been a nonstop slide for facebook since going public and losing nearly half its value. but who's really to blame for its sagging share price? cramer's answer may surprise you. and later, sunshine. since sunrise senior living ceo appeared on the show last year, its stock has more than doubled, receiving a takeover bid at a 62% premium. but are there other bidders that could still drive it higher? cramer asks the ceo next. all coming up on "mad money." >>> say what you will about facebook, the ipo was a fiasco, the stock is a disaster area and the company mite very well be run by a bunch of jokers if not midnight tokers, and we've all been wondering where in the world is waldo zuckerberg, although we were gratified tonight that he filed with the government saying he won't sell his shares for at least a year. hallelujah! i'm not here to blame zuckerberg f