-when i bought this airplane, when i got up in the air and looked down, i thought, "we're here. "i don't know where here is, but we're here." it doesn't get any better than this. -oh, but it does, because when boyce comes down from the clouds, it's to enjoy time on the ground in his true pride and joy. -welcome to our mount shasta retreat. this is what dreams are made of, right here. we basically sit on 60 acres. the house is about 8,000 square feet. and as you can see, the logs are magnificent. this is the great room. this is my favorite place in the entire house, mostly because this tree right here-- this is our feature tree. and this actually is a structural tree. it holds up the entire roof. god doesn't put a money compartment on a coffin. it just doesn't happen, so, i'm spending it. -and what better way to splurge than on a timber palace that's a far cry from the wooden shed boyce once shared with his brother? -beautiful day. -yeah, it is. we came from humble beginnings, and then to realize the american dream-- this is the true american dream right here that joan and i have

what's a good entry point for that stock >> i bought it in the 180s i hope i paid a good price for itit's come down a lot just understand they have exposure to credit cards in the form of americanexpress, airlines and big positions in banks so it could be a while before it performs but i want to be in it. >> okay. steve weiss from cole in new york, what's your opinion on akamai >> i own it. i've been consistent on it love the stock mark mentioned yesterday goose stock yesterday. they're the web traffic cops sort to speak and security provider and this stay-at-home, increased access to the internet of things, will be great for the stock. i'm an owner and i would pull back here. maybe this is a good price to buy it. >> kevin in arizona, would it make sense to buy long-term oil company calls like exxon or chevron? >> i think it's a dangerous place right now based upon the fact we know what the energy space and how much pressure on it and with f the survivors will be the big boys. in other words, the chevrons, the exxons, the bps. but the time frame in which it's going to take for those n

so i bought the macintosh computer and set it up just like they did as a software developer. actually ended up having to make a big financial commitment, and it didn't work. i called them and talked to the head of evangelism at apple. his name is guy kawasaki, kind of turned into a famous person. i said, you know, i'm 19 years old. i just put all my life savings into your computer to write software, and it doesn't work, so why don't you explain to me why that is? this was in may of 1984. he was like, why don't you come to work here this summer and help us fix it, because we are having some problems? [laughter] i was like, what was that? he's like, we will hire you as an intern into apple. i'm like, ok, where are you? well, he is in cupertino, a 15 minute drive, actually right next to my father's store. david: did you meet steve jobs and have any relationship with him? marc: i did.

when i bought it back, i bought it for three times revenue. it was about the same.e had just grown that much in that time period. so it was a fair deal for them when i sold to them, and a fair deal when they sold to me. david: but you did what is called a leveraged buyout, and you were advised by one of the leaders of the industry, george roberts from kkr. and so you had a lot of leverage. in those days, leverage was higher than it is today. so, you had a lot of your net worth tied up there, and you also had a lot of your debt ahead of you. charles: i had all of my net worth there, and then some. david: so you decided to try to deleverage quickly. the same year you bought it back, you decided to go public. charles: i did. david: that was pretty courageous. did anybody tell you that was not a good idea? charles: a lot of people. i said i needed to deleverage as quickly as i possibly could. and fortunately, we did. shortly after going public, we had the crash of 1987. that was another complication. david: did that affect your business at all? charles: of course it did

i bought this car got this car. it's a hybrid that but i tell i have no idea if the co2 i get for my 70 miles per -- 70 miles per gallon and the commercial impact of the battery after it gets stored and maybe we would have explored new technologies that have less of an impact. this is my mom. i bought a scarf couple of years ago at christmas. if i bought that scarf 100 or so ago, fine, no problem. today, i don't know if it was made in a sweatshop using cost-benefit pesticides grown and there are huge amounts of co2 as it traveled from a long way away to the place where i bought it. my choices have actions and i have no ideas what those impacts will be. >> you have a new superpower. the choices you make have a ripple effect through the world. i like to think of it as a fish in a pond and everything is going okay for a few years. connecting it to the ocean and mike is, they swim upstream and downstream into the environment is fundamentally different. i think we are in that situation today as a society. things are chang

>> that's why i bought the bronx zoo. immy: what's the difference between a bison and a buffalo? >> they don't make bison spicy hot wings. they make buffalo hot wings. >> guillermo: how many pounds do you think? >> easily about 16,000. >> jimmy: it weighs 16,000 pounds? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it must be very dense, : t o--. i'vt to gbamy g.e.d >> jimmy: oh, wow. do you get worried when they fight like that? he's going to damage the merchandise. >> i got them off craigslist. i just go on craigslist and get some more lions. >> jimmy: is that right? >> oh, yeah. they have everything. but you've got to be careful who you deal with on craigslist. >> jimmy: you don't want to get a -- >> crazy lion. because you can get a crazy lion on craigslist. >> jimmy: wow. they're beautiful. >> oh, yeah. when i first got them, i had them all custom detailed. >> jimmy: really? >> you see the hoofs? armor all on them. >> jimmy: wow. >> this is my giraffes over here. >> jimmy: you have giraffes and everything. >> i got more than michael jackson. >>

ray: the first stock i bought i bought because it was the only company i ever heard of that was selling less than five dollars a share. i figured i could buy more shares, so if it went up, i would make more money. that was my strategy. david: did it work? ray: it worked because the company was about to go broke and someone came along and acquired it, and luckily, it went up and i said this game is easy and i decided i would be involved in the markets. this game is anything but easy. david: in high school, were you interested in academics? were you a good student? ray: no, i hated high school. david: did you go to high school? did you cut classes or what? ray: i cut classes a fair amount. i cut classes to go surfing. david: did you have a hard time getting into a good college? ray: i got into c.w. post college on probation. david: on probation. ray: on probation. david: ok. but, you did well there? ray: i loved college. i loved college because besides mixing all the fun that college gives you, what i liked is that i could pick the subjects i was interested in and so i loved college. davi

, i don't know, 20 cans, then we bought everythingnow what, i found out it's like what my mom said, i love it it's like we rediscovered it is that what's happening you have too many repeat orders for me to think it was one-time-only pantry >> i think you are not alone in your experience. i think, you know, we saw the move from the initial pantry loading and very much followed a lot of the same behaviors you'd see in a big storm or something coming in. but what we've been experiencing since then is really what i believe to be more behavior driven in. so i've got the product in my house. i'm spending more time at home i'm cooking more a lot of the behavior is driving the usage and i think so far what we're feeling and still relatively early days, is that that experience has been positive i'm really happy we started this journey before the situation occurred, and i think it allowed us improving quality of the product, really driving focus on those core businesses that are now incredibly in high demand as we look across the portfolio >> n

i bought some more of that yesterday when it sold off on the gilead news. also pfizer and their vaccine. if i had a guess, my plan is a net seller over the next weeks my stocks are working. they're doing well and performing stocks, i can't help that. >> we'll take a quick break. straight ahead, avenue capital marc lasry gives us our weekly check in we'll get his take on calls to cancel the rest of the nba season these days staying connected is more important than ever. so we're working 24/7 to maintain a reliable network, to meet your growing internet needs. we're helping customers who are experiencing financial difficulties stay connected. we're increasing internet speeds for low income families in our internet essentials program. and delivering self-install kits to your door. nos comprometemos a mantenerte conectado. we're committed to keeping you connected. for more information on how you can stay connected, visit xfinity.com/prepare. >>> you are looking at a live shot of the navy ship. it's lev it's leaving new york harbor, returning to virginia. >>> by

i bought everything in the kitchen. i bought all the ovens. i bought the grill. bought the freezer. monis: and so all that was $141,000? erik: that's correct. the kitchen build-up might be in there, also. kitchen was in shambles when i came in. i got the rent -- lemonis: that's leasehold improvements of $109,000. erik: yeah. lemonis: and so all $1.2 million is gone. -erik: there you go. -lemonis: and there it is. erik: yep. lemonis: and then, in addition to that, it looks like there are some loans on the books. erik: that's correct. lemonis: huntley was $20,000. kalaydjian, $10,000. -erik: that's correct. -lemonis: snap advances... erik: basically what it is, is i borrowed $178,000. lemonis: and where's that money now? erik: spent. lemonis: well, remember the math that we did a minute ago? erik: that's correct. lemonis: $1.2 million came in. -$850,000 lost -- -erik: that was last year. that's this year. this year that those loans are on the books. it went towards salaries that were too high and advertising. our website was 70 grand. i don't do all the numbers. i got the numbers from

on camera so i bought a 16 millimeter c p 16 reflex you know the vietnam cameras with the big mickey mouse ears yes i did my mind's eye but i don't know much about cameras but in my mind's eye i can see the yeah so i bought a used 16 millimeter camera with a buddy of mine it films. for about 4 grand and he knew a porn producer and director and he and my friend said we can get our camera on for 9 days of rental which paid for most of the camera. bob and i shot 9 feature length pornos in 9 days and it was truly truly horrible i you know everyone or most people might think. might be fun to be on the set of a porno it smells bad it's boring it's a neurotic and i write at great length and great specificity about what happened to me on the 9th day i was i've always been a wide angle lens guy i like to be very close to the lens i i think it gives a certain energy and in the case of horn if you're very close to the insert with a wide angle lens why that penis seems really large general really moves through space in a really interesting way so i was a very close to the action i was filming a d

dividend paying stock. >> excellent. >> caller: thank you my question is on general electric which i boughtor my grandchildren's custodial account some time ago around $13. i would like to know your thoughts of investing in ge at the current low rate for my portfolio to expect a return within the next five years or so. >> okay, five years, okay. georgie, there was a negative piece put out this morning by jp morgan called one of the most over valued names in the market. it is daunting but that long-term view is fine. to dwight in texas. >> caller: booyah, jim first time investor, first time calling. new to the game. everybody is taking a hit with the coronavirus but i'm feeling good with 5g what is your opinion on marvel ticker simple mrvl. >> the number one 5 good name and that is why my travel trust has a huge interest in it. going to talk about that at the club call. i think this stock is showing us that it has 5g all over it look at that chart it is fantastic. defense contractors make sense here the charts suggest they have more room to run and i agree. i like the l 3 harris and raytheon

the book started on an airplane that started when i bought the novel bobby knight. it's one of the most beloved novels she published about 11 short stories and this is one that is set in a centreville college which is a women's college at oxford university. i bought it coming back from a conference and the first thing i want to say is watch out because airplane reading can change your life. so i read this book and i was blown away by the way that it was a story of intellectual integrity in a female scholarly community. when i got off the plane i wanted to know who these women were. it wasn't just complete imagination but describing real relationships in the community. i became fairly frustrated because i was finding out a lot as a mother and as a wife into somebody that had relationships with a series of men. being a historian i started investigating the friendships and what i found is that it turns out they are amazing the women that were in her life and so the book focuses on the friendships that she made it. it focuses on the four of them have stayed friends thro

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i bought millions of doses for the country, the country bought. we have more than 29 million doses and that's a lot and we have others i spoke with prime minister modi, a lot of that comes out of indy and i asked him if we would be okay and he was great, he was really good. they put a stop because they wanted for india, but there's a lot of good things coming from that, a lot of people looking at it and saying -- i don't hear bad stories. i hear good stories. and i don't hear anything where it's causing death so it's not like something -- we are doing vaccines, johnson & johnson and others and are doing very well but they have to test that because when you inoculate, when you give millions of shots to people for a vaccine, it's got to be safe. but this is something spent on the market for many years, decades actually and it has worked very well and everything gets done and they are finding that people like in the malaria countries that it doesn't seem those countries have been hit because the people take it. you have countries that have massive mal

on the day of his hospitalization the queen called on the nation to unite to defeat the code when i bought us a coal stalk in relevance as many people headed out to enjoy sunny weather despite social distancing rules in place it's something the government of bahrain johnson has taken serious note off even as he remains in hospital. in the rare glimpses of boris johnson in recent days his suffering has been all too clear he'd been jus to emerge from 7 days of self isolation and video calls at the end of last week and instead on friday he posted this message on social media. in case although i'm feeling better and i've done my my 7 days of isolation alas i still have one of the sins of the mind a symptom of i have a celeb a temperature and so in accordance with government advice i must continue myself isolation until that symptom itself downing street says the prime minister was admitted to hospital on the advice of doctors i'm a londoner go precautionary testing the us president wished him a speedy recovery before his daily briefing began. before i began i want to express our nation's well

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. >> i bought jpmorgan i bought it when it dip into the very low 90s basically, loan demand will be very strong. they will make a spread on their money. they are very strong institutions with high dividend yields and they are secure >> very painful. i'm a realist. the problem is no fault of their oin. they'll need the government assistance they deserve to get government assistance fp. >> it was provocative and controversial. >> it was wrong. >> let me play it for you. >> it's about the current government rescue plan about which companies should be saved, which shouldn't. >> you keep saying propping up zo zombie companies are you arguing to let airlines fail fail >> yes >> why how does that make sense in the broader scheme of the economy? >> when you look at -- this is what i'm saying. this is the lie that's been purported by wall street when a company fails, it does not fire their employees it goes through a packaged bankruptcy if anything, what happens is the people who have the pensions inside those companies, the employees of these companies, end up owning more of the company. the peo

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she says there are several bunkers like this in the area that is ok i bought it i. back out gaff. other villages are just as frightened. and they do their job in there you only live by by the neutral be our d.f.m. you know you are. a leader that many. anybody. that we've had near you you good enough already by body many. looking me up and we have been here. that. it's nearly the end of october but there are 2 more rohingya villages to visit. both were partially destroyed in 2017. the me and mark government says they will resettle villages who didn't flee. in poteen remnants of a mosque are a reminder of what happened here. once home to more than a 5000 people only 300 remain today. village administrator mohammad hassan is unusually candid. he says it will take more than new houses to make things right and i do not only want to hold and i know you can run it by him i. mean my advice from the money i wanted a minute and a little more i. want the middle middle name where you don't. belong on the wall again until. they're better leader than no more than a girl. in young child villages

it started when i bought a novel by sayiers published, one of the most beloved sayers novel. it featured lord peter whimsey and garden night is set in somerville college, which is a women's college at oxford university, and so i bought it as airplane reading coming back to cambridge from the conference. the first thing i want to say is watch out because airplane reading can actually change your life. i read this book and i was blown away by the way that it was a story of intellectual integrity in a female scholarly community, and as soon as i got off the plane, i wanted to know who these women were. it was so clear that this wasn't just a work of complete imagination, but it was describing real relationships, real community. and so i started diving into sayers' biographies and becoming fairly frustrated because i was finding a lot about dorothy sayers as a mother, as a wife, as somebody who had relationships with a series of men. i didn't find a lot about her female friendships, and so being a historian, i then started investigating those women, those female friendships, and

>> well, full disclosure, i bought more when it dipped a little bit and i have owned it for a while. joey, you're obviously seeing opportunity. you raised a lot of capital just over the last few weeks, an incredible amount of capital where exactly do you see that in terms of regionally and in terms of the type of retailers that you are going to take on and is there -- part of that question, is that from the walmarts and the walgreens and the lowe's saying we want to put more stores up >> you're correct. nearly $6 million in april we have the ability to execute on well over a billion dollars of acquisitions with a conservative best in practice balance sheet. we are braced for a dislocation and think the lack of liquidity, impaired cost of capital to provide us additional opportunities with those walmarts and the best buys and the tractor supplies, national battery and tires and the cost of capital, our tenant relationships and the ability to execute with the great team that we have is really going to put us in a very unique position here. >> kevin, let's have you weigh in here. what w

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at a permanent level i make decisions every day. bought this car a while back. it's a hybrid. but i tell you i have no idea if the co2 i get from the 70 miles per gallon as a benefit to all of us,out weighs the cost of creating the car and the potential pollution impact of the battery after it gets stored. and maybe if we hadn't done that battery, we would explore new technologieses that have less of an impact. was it go for me to buy the car? i don't know. this is my mom. i bought her that scarf of christmas. if bought they scarf 100 years ago, fine, no problem. today, i don't know if that scarf was made in a sweatshop using cotton that had pesticides greg on it, and there were huge amounts of co2 as the scarf traveled from a long way away to the place where i bought it. my choices have actions at a distance and i have no idea what those impacts will be. that's what i'm talking about today. you have a new super power. it's not all negative. the choices you make have ripple effects through the world. i think it's sort of like -- i look 0 think of it as a fish in a upon. maybe t

skills >> jimmy: yeah and now you got to see -- i'm finding all these new gadgets that i forgot i boughtyou put it on top of an apple, and you squish it down, and it splits the apple into pieces and takes the core out >> no way. >> i bet that's saving you hours a day. >> jimmy: hours. do you know how long i would core those apples? >> seven or eight hours a day -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: saved everything oh, my gosh. i heard that you guys have some kind of quarantine traditions that maybe involve alcohol melissa, do you want to start? >> well, it's -- there is a beer o'clock >> jimmy: what time is beer o'clock? >> well, it's moving up. it started at noon. ben started it and then there's been a a couple times where the kids were like it's 11:51 it's not noon. i'm like - >> jimmy: close enough >> mommy and daddy are on the brink. and we did -- we had a driveway socially safe distancing, we both sat in lawn chairs on opposite sides of our driveway and had a cocktail which is - i felt like i was at like a full night club. i'm like, this is amazing. >> jimmy: i too. i just -- i guess i've been

i bought. her and my family has. and i don't want to. talk like you want to know what the right. i call it the jewish and all of this now you must who says nothing before the effects of a sad life as aggressive. in the psychological sense as i say to people that are before deprived early voting create conditions for themselves. keep the declaration going. because the way to cope with emotion that relation for example might be might be to begin very hostile. you can be rejected. and that's going to reinforce your sense of being rejected in the 1st place. or you might to deal with the pain that some very will turn to addictions. and all the additions are always about pain and my mantra is not why the addition but why that pain and making sure that put us through physiologically psychologically spiritually. so then people started engaging additions as a way of dealing with their pain but that addition of their 1st true that i state that. because failure is going to be with an addict the reason of the soul is very difficult and painful to do so but for the addict it reinforces that i

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. >> translator: i bought this on sale. it will last longer if i put it in the freezer. i'm getting better at saving money. >> reporter: saito is looking for other work, but so far has found nothing. >> translator: it has finally hit . i'm really wondering how i'm going to survive. >> reporter: another worker trying to stay afloat. he is directly contracted to various companies to create and manage their websites. but by the end of march,h, two d terminated their contracts erasing a third of his income. >> t translator: i'm having didifficulty sleeping wononderi whether i should give up and look for a new job. >> reporter: the government's emergency response also covers freelancers, but the maximum amount of support they get is just over $40 a day. much less than the amount company workers are guaranteed. the government says freelancers are paid less because the conditions under which they work vary widely. >> translator: an increasing number of people say they want to live life their own way and prefer to work freelance. i think the government is not keeping up with suc

. >> i bought the masks for $3.6 each mask, and i sell them for $2.50. >> why are you doing that?> i want to help. >> reporter: the man claims he bought the masks on ebay before mask sellers were shut down and sells them to nonprofits. >> for some deals, i make some profit. but for some deals, i lose money. >> reporter: the attorney general's office confirms they executed search warrants at three locations in alameda county today, seizing n95 respirators, surgical masks, and other items, but didn't offer other details. we do know the a.g. has been targeting people price gouging during the covid-19 crisis. >> no price gouging. i have all the records, like my price from my suppliers and the pleiss of the sales. >> reporter: the man says he hasn't been issued any citations or fines yet. it's also not clear if he's facing charges. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> just into our newsroom, tesla is cutting pay for all employees and will furlough all of its hourly workers. now, the stay-at-home orders forced the company to halt production at the main assembly plant there in fremont. accor

i bought lockheed martin in early april and rebounded well considering the recent earnings report, would you hold or take profits and reinvest >> i would absolutely hold the stock and on any dips buy more, actually they had a very good quarter, good guidance. a book to bill of one. mar generals have upside very good visibility insulated from the pandemic. this is a name to own. >> all right from dave in boston, massachusetts, jim, you often speak of portfolio management an trimming don't you feel like this philosophy erodes profits? shouldn't we just buy and hold >> hey, dave, sometimes the stocks in a portfolio that underperform you want to add to them if the thesis didn't change and find capital with which to do that. that's why i trim winners. your question is a good one. the secret is not too often. you have to let the winners run an then use them as a source of capital for the withins that underperformed. >> pete, jimmy of tampa, is canada goose a buy at these levels >> i own it. trading a forward of 21 times. very inexpensive premier brand and plenty of upside downside's been seen.

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