bob: i mentioned gamestop before.look at that float number, we think that people are missing an opportunity. if you look at the number, it says 97% short interest to float. what that means is you can't short that. the real number is about 50%. one or two things are true. either you don't have the right size bet relative to float or you have missed an opportunity because there is more capacity to shorts because the float number is wrong. if you have our analytics and data, you can understand that. one of the sectors that has been on fire, a lot of speculation about -- moderna is one of the names that was flight. i -- that was flagged. i wonder what you are seeing. bob: we are all rooting for a vaccine. you can bet against companies that are trying to be the first. what capital markets are saying, a race to be first, second place is last. if you look at that, the data, pricee the stock rises -- is going to the moon but there is a counter narrative. you have to be aware of this stock is all or nothing play. either the co

we have seen quite a bit of that activity from pier 1 to gamestop, gap, jc penney.that trend, too, isn't there? connell: well, i think one of the things that stands out with these companies that are filing for bankruptcy protection, you see a number on the screen right now, is that for the most part, there are exceptions to this rule, but many of them are not just impacted by the virus shutdowns, but they are also impacted by trends that weren't necessarily their friend in the industry that they are in to begin with. brooks brothers speaks to that. i guess you and i are exceptions that we have to get dressed up like we are going to a wedding every day when we come to work because of what we do, but most people don't, right, and that -- neil: i dress this way casually. i'm actually wearing my pajamas. this is how i go every day. i don't know about you, mcshane. connell: we don't want that camera going any lower than it has. the point is the trends have changed, right, in normal quote unquote, work environments if we ever get back to that where people are dressing mor