thank you, sean. >> hi. >> hi. >> i'm curious just to continue with halcyon. i know the last time they were here, we asked them to submit a calendar of events. is that helping at all or what's the procedure around that in terms of making sure they stick to their conditions? >> so we have currently in our han hands through october's calendar events. we've reached out about the remainder of the year at least trying to be able to plan, and that's going to inform, i think, our plan moving forward as far as being out there at the right times. what we want to do is -- i hope that we can get some staffing later in the morning, and i think the -- the -- once we know exactly when they're going to be open late, we can accomplish that. >> is there a way to do just, like, sound checks? and i know they said they have a limiter that they use. you know, i think we're seeing meeting after meeting that there are still complaints, and sometimes there's not, which is good, and it sounds like they're working with you all and trying to work with the neighbors, maybe installing som

i see that halcyon has had no complaints. >> let me give you an update there. i was going to bring this up and i failed to do so. my apologies. there have been complaints and those complaints did not make it on the list. inspector forentino has received complaints directly and i didn't have the information to put on this sheet. >> and have you visited halcyon or driven by or done spot checks? >> yes. they've been in come compliance. >> the venue owner has been proactive in reaching out and asking about any complaints that we received. and it's been a practice that the complainants have been reaching out directly to inspector forentino and not leaping out ms. murano and she's in the dark. i had a phone call with her and advised her to please check in with the neighbors and ask them if they have 95 complaints, so then there was a dialogue of emails that happened at the end of today. >> okay. >> this is sort of the growing pains in the process of getting information from field inspectors and getting them to the office. i will make sure it doesn't happen again. >>

look, dennis, you and i remember the halcyon days of general electric when it was a stock for widows,s not like that any longer but if it's reached a bottom, you could have a very nice percentage gain on a very small move up. >> well, it's a punter's delight. that's all it really is. one would have to step in and say look, i'm willing to risk 2% or 3% on this trade because i think if i own it, i can make 5% or 10% or 15% relatively quickly. how much farther can you cut the dividend now that you have cut it to one? what are you going to do? you going to demand people to pay you at ge? i don't think so. the worst news is probably already incumbent in the trade. stuart: i remember when it was i think 60 bucks a share back in the year 2000. roughly that. >> oh, yeah. stuart: i never owned it. how about that. dennis, thanks, as always, sir. we appreciate you being on the show. thank you very much. >> stuart, thanks for having me on. always my honor. stuart: okay. let me check some individual stocks now. first of all, tesla. chief elon musk raising eyebrows again with a new tweet, here it i