this is heinekin's beer tender. beer dispenser at home. >> right. >> you think, man, i want that. >> i do want that. >> and i can't really buy it for myself, because that looks bad. so what heinekin has done is created the beer-friender. so you go to their facebook page. and they will randomly match you with another guy out in the world, who wants one of these little keg machines. and you send each other the gift. >> that is brilliant. >> i like the idea, but it also seems like it's a lot of work. can't you just buy it and tell everybody that someone bought it for you? >> if you get into something like this. you know that you've spread the joy and you've also gotten the joy. it's joy-joy. >> we all know that joy is draft beers in your home. >>> all right, everybody, we've kept you waiting long enough. we're at our number one video of the day. and when you see this one, you might go -- what? what's going on? >> i'm going to show you the skating king of pakistan. >> he's on his roller blades. being pulled by a motorcy

the trade group whose members including anheuser-busch inbev, heinekin and miller coors also lobbiedn programs to combat underaged drinking and drunk driving. >>> that's your mall. for more stay with -- that's your moneywatch. for more, stay with cbsmoneywatch.com. >> hopefully the market will rally in the next few days. >> thank you. >>> too many enough to 6:50. parking in private lots can be expensive. some lot operators police their own lots issuing tickets for adding violations there. now, they look like real tickets but just how legitimate are those tickets? on the consumerwatch, julie watts investigates after one driver got a big surprise. >>> reporter: it's. >> it's a convenient lot to where i work. >> reporter: so for years this cbs employee an marie has been using this private parking lot in san francisco. >> there's a $15 fee. you pay at a machine and it spits out the ticket that you then take to your car and put in the dash. >> reporter: it's a routine she knows well. she does it every day. but last month, she returned to her car to find a $40 parking violation for failing