etsy. final answer. >> you actually know etsy. that's impressive. you got it. $2,000.plause] $3,000 question is up next. according to the national center for education statistics, roughly what proportion of public school teachers are female? >> okay. it's definitely not 10%. i know that most teachers in public schools are female. but i'm gonna go ahead and use my "50/50" because i'm not sure if it's 40 or 75. >> okay. final? >> final. >> okay, i'm gonna take away two incorrect answers. hopefully, this will help. "a," 10%. "d," 75%. >> it is definitely "d," 75%. final answer. >> this would be a good time to give a shout-out to 75% of those female teachers out there. >> yo, teachers! >> especially those that came from new york city. >> that's right! >> [laughs] >> new york! >> okay. next question. we'll get you to that first threshold we talked about. $5,000. here's the question. in the u.s., the members of what cat breed all descend from wong mau, a cat said to have been brought home in 1930 by a sailor stationed in southeast asia? >> turkey is not in southeast asia, no

heisenberg these are from etsy. gav them for me for father's day let me get that down there she knew how to do it, to go on etsy and do it she knows the people who make this stuff that's who is going to sell. can you imagine this what a great daughter, to get me for father's day that's where you go on etsy. boom it will be great. >> stock trading with jim after the break. gru! get your mojo back. become a villain again. mmm. [ minion babble ] [ minions cheering ] [ minions sighing ] [ minions cheering ] [ minions booing ] okay minions, we're going back to villainy. [ minions shouting ] ♪ so bad ♪ so good that i'm so bad... ♪ [ honking ] so, you're villains now? [ nervous laughter ] i mean, hello sweetie. despicable me 3. rated pg. >>> time for cramer stock trading. >> we all listened to lloyd blankfein last night goldman takes paychex from buy to hold. on the tax reform if they can't get it done, i happen to think paychex is a driven company and they should be more patient. it's interesting people are starting to sa

these are wine crates from etsy for around $20. you can find them anywhere at a vintage shop of flea market. >> you're working with this pair dock of how do we give a space a feeling of permanence while impe it needs to grow with a company. that trance yans is a difficult thing to accomplish. we use greenhouses so you don't have to use a architect to get a concerns room up because you may not be there in six month and why waste so much time when you can disassemble something and bring it with you? >> it's something people notice. we named them halo, video phone, and run the world after beyonce's bons. >> the post-it wall where people write notes and put it onto congratulate other people or mask how they align with our three tenets. post-its are inexpensive. why not have fun with it. >> this standing desk is a great example of startup offices with mobility. there are teams of four and six. it's unnatural for people to sit down for eight to six hours a day. standing desks are around $800 to $10,000. in this case we took an ikea count

these are vintage wine crates from etsy. they're around $20$60.ou can finds them anywhere in a vintage shop or a flea market. >> i think you're work wng sort of this paradox of how do we give a face the feeling of permanence while giving it the actual im per nance it needs to grow with thecompany. that transient is a difficult gray area to navigate. i think we use solutions like the greenhouse so you don't get contractors or board approval to get a conference room up. you may not be there in six months or eight months. why waste time when you can construct something pre-fab and take it with you. >> it is something you notice when you walk in. we name there after beyonce songs. halo and video phone and run the world. >> post-it wall where people write notes and put it on to congratulate other people or mask how they align with our three tenets of the brand of homepolish. post-its are expensive. why not have fun with it? >> this standing desk is a great example of how the design office is making it better. it is unnatural for people to sit down for

juniorostly in a management role versus etsy a post week or so the like that. and i'm looking from the outside in, i'm encouraged by the changes they are trying to undertake. i'm also encouraged by the fact that q4, he saw a positive trends emerging in the great group of banner. noah, thank you for joining us. still ahead, democratic us can drives is at 1 p.m. and, as always, watch everything on tv . ♪ >> it's what i am in hong kong. i'm david gura. will come to bloomberg markets, the trump economy. here on the top stories we are watching. donald trump almost a lawmakers that's the lawmakers at the white house today. health careward on and tax reform is on the agenda. the testimony from james comey threatens to distract from all that. push forlong cincinnati is tomorrow. i will speak with the infrastructure investment group. you'll have more from our exclusive interview from tm cook -- tim cook and why he is not on any councils. -- advisory councils. president trump kicked off what tocalled a researcher week monetize and privatize the air traffic control sy

. >> the business started with a test run on the website etsy. it to see if there was an audience. >> reporter: then they went to the maker fair to see how the big crowned would respond. >> i just showed up in the suit and people loved it. there were people who came over and said what booth are you with, i said, i gist showed up. they said, that's awesome, here's your prize. >> reporter: over the last few years they went back to the maker fair and delighted science teachers everywhere, last year they decided that those robots were necessary for kids too. >> last year we launched a kid sized kit. it comes with the elbow joints, these two go up the wrists. so you can swivel the arms, these are the instructions. then all of the pieces are cut out. >> reporter: how long does it take to put together. >> two to three hours. >> reporter: the business is still small. they sell giant cardboard robot arms for costumes and conventions but they still have day jobs and still work from the kitchen table. >> we brake even. we are knot going to retire from it. >

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reporter: the business is called giant card board robot arms started with the test run on the website etsyo we tested that out to see if there would be an audience. we sold out ten arms quickly. >> they decided to see how big crowds would respond. >> everybody showed up, crashed in the suit. people loved it. yeah, there's the editors coming out. the editor choice revenue and they came over to me towards the end of the day to say what booth are you with? i said i just showed up here's a ribbon. >> reporter: they have gone back to the fair to make multiple appearances at various venues. delighted science teachers everywhere. and then last year they decided maybe those three pound adult size giant card board robot arms were a little much for the kids who wanted to play with them too. >> so last year we put together a kick starter to see these kits. it comes with the elbow joints. these tubes go up the wrists. instructions for the download -- you can download the instructions. all these pieces are cut out and ready to go. >> how long does it take to put one together? >> glueing everything is t

doc, then pete >> all right, etsy to start off.stock was around 10 bucks at the beginning of march. it's made a nice run here to 13.76. somebody put on a big bet it goes through 15 and pretty significantly higher than that they jumped in and bought the september 15 calls pretty big numbers this has moved from about 2800 up over almost 6,000 contracts 5800 just a moment ago at this particular strike. they're buying these and selling a strike above it. i jumped in, bought them probably be in et issy at least a month. >> that's nice pop there >> last week, we saw huge buying in broad com, they were going to january and the 300 strike bought a couple of thousand of those. what are they doing today? they came back not in the 300s anymore. now they're at the 320s, so somebody is expecting a monstrous move out of this stock over the next five, six, seven, eight months, maybe it takes that lopg, but either way, it's interesting to see twice in the last week or so. keep an eye on this name >> over to sue who has the latest headlines for us.

>> i found a guy on etsy who says he can "eternal sunshine" me for $4,000. [ light laughter ] yeah, i'm>> do you remember ryan lochte? [ light laughter ] >> seth: i do. i do, yeah. >> remember him? [ applause ] he's the guy who made peepee on a gas station. >> seth: uh-huh. >> that's the kind of scandal that i want to make room for. >> seth: yeah i just don't think "eternal sunshining" actually exists. >> oh okay, well there's only one way to find it out. meet me in montauk, baby! whoo! >> seth: give it up for ben, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with edgar wright! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. for some, it's going the distance. and for some, it's going for 8 and a half hours of high-performance sleep. with beautyrest's innovations and technology, sleep performance is the new performance. rush in to old navy to celebrate j

. >>> shares of etsy down 50%., i'm laughing at something brian said during the break it would cut 15% of the workforce. definitely not funny and could nike be amazon's next partner? goldman sachs analysts say nike could start selling directly on amazon that's hurting the big sporting good chains today. footlocker and dick's down more than 5%. >>> that's not only the only headline out there today, prime ward roar will alloy members to order up to -- without purchase. ship back what they don't want and pay only for the items they keep that's a little comfort to a retail market already struggling in fact we have seen the reaction in the eff. cnbc contributor and cnbc retail reporters courtney reagan. jan, first your take on this shipping, they're going to pay for shipping without a promise of purchase? and then get the merchandise back how does it work will it be profitable for them >> nobody said they're going to make money, but they're going to do a lot of business do i think it's a good idea for amazon yes. do i t

thoroughly into this claim that google shopping is in fierce competition with amazon and ebay and etsyat these are two different things on amazon, you find retailers who want touse amazon as part of their service those you don't find to the same degree on google shopping. you find the bigger brands, those who want to have the customer relationship themselves, the data, the payment details, your search pattern. these are two different things we've been very thorough in assessing this to make sure that we do not mix up markets and we don't we have the marketplaces and we have the shopping comparison services where google has made sure that there is very, very little competition by favoring themselves and demoting others. >> commissioner, how often are these decisions overturned on appeal >> well, these decisions do not come about very often, so i don't think that you can use statistics for any record. we're just in the very sort of late stages of the intel case, expecting the court to make the judgment in some time to come. so, these cases are quite rare therefore, of course, also the ca

remember the smaller company, etsy, they handy crafts, and amazon said amazon so is going to do that and their stock dropped as well on that. this has been around far while, this problem >> we have here with us a meal kit. this is a big one. this has got three different recipes. >> this is the produce you were talking about. >> yeah, that's the mountain of produce that he was referring to leslie, have you used blue apron? >> i have not used it myself >> you have not, okay. >> i've been studying the financials enough that i feel like i could make almost a blue apron financial dinner, but no, i have not eaten the actual meal kit. >> have you? >> i've done plated which is very similar and what i hope is clear about this, all of these meal services like blue apron are sending you the raw ingredients, and you prepare it yourself. and after doing plated, i ended up with a ton of extra food. my schedule is changing too much i couldn't take advantage of it, if there was one where it was hopping in the microwave, it's read yes three minutes type of thing, sign me up. but in, i couldn't make t