then there was karen. really what connected all of us to the family unit. >> what does that tell us about her? >> she was really more important to us than we knew. i think she was always more interested in family as a whole than she was in herself. >> brother mike wasn't alone in thinking his kid sister could have been a sky's the limit person. >> she could have been anything she wanted, a scientist or a doctor or whatever. >> well, her friends loved her. >> and she was hard not to love. >> even harder to forget what a cruel fate she had suffered at the hands of a killer unknown. >> during the viewing, there were invisible stab wounds on her hand. you know, so we kind of pulled flowers down a little further. >> a few days after the murder her many friends at the airport said their good-byes. >> there's a chapel in the main terminal at the airport. there were so many people there from so many different airlines, the security people. it was incredible. >> meanwhile, the pinellas county sheriffs investigation

i'm going to go karen on you. >> easy, karen. i don't want any trouble.bernadette from wilmington, pennsylvania are they sure the christmas tree didn't trip over a sandbag? got to keep that up. >> keep it up. kip from oklahoma. maybe a stevie wonder would wear a dress. >> they'd let him into the white house. only tran's flashers are allowed. >> i bet stevie could find the cocaine. john from new york. i would bitten that dog back. i thought you were tougher. i considered an uppercut. couldn't pull it off. >> varney from alabama, excellent show tonight. no whining. i was not whining. i got bit by a dog. i'm waters this is m

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of a karen?about a starlet. you know what i mean? every day is a dream. no judgment. steve and i love this, i want to be a scarlet. >> men get temper-tantrumy. >> michelle: it goes their w way. >> lee speak their mind. >> michelle: when women karen, the artist ambitious. what's the last thing that you cried to get out of? >> maybe work. maybe when i worked at starbucks. >> michelle: are white women to blame? >> i think we are a big part of the problem. 2016, the election numbers, white women were a big part of the problem. >> michelle: 2020 too. >> those numbers don't bode well for us. >> michelle: should we maybe not to be able to vote? >> no. definitely we need to vote. i'm upset when people don't vote. we fought for this. i have to remember, not everybody got to vote at the same time as white women. >> michelle: when you hear people don't vote, what do you say to them? do you have a "you should vote" pitch? >> i ask if they pay taxes. you like roads, sidewalks, do you like trash on the street?

joe, karen and brian. the secret to scoring best deals on busiest shopping weekend of the year. and retail therapy right here, next. kat: welcome back to fox news saturday thanksgiving weekend and smack dab to cybermonday and peaceful citizens into bargain maniacs in name of a discount toaster whether you brave crowds yesterday or hit the marketplace on monday shopping season can be overwhelming and overbudget so with everyone on hunt for best deal in town how can you find good deals amid next inflation and we have tip and tricks smart shopping expert at true trade.com. thank you so much for being here this is a stressful time of the year including for me what is your overall advice for people in shopping in terms of deals? >> in terms of the deals best thing to do is to get organized many of us think we have our list in our head. but i suggest putting maybe in the notes app of your phones so you have your recipients gift ideas for each. a budget for each, and add yourself to that list because often we fal

it is way the american mother of full karen is in charge here. $1500.00 meals a day feeding event q. ways from communities close to the funding as well as troops on the bus was a 20 year old son is one of them. this is the only thing that distracts me from thinking of him and bad thoughts. the pictures going around the world are especially hot said karen to watch her son is positive and at least come back. you know he's been on the ground and gone. so since day one, she's only heard back from him a couple of times over the strange of a month. she says this is her contribution label right to estimate the, the feeling that you do something behind the scenes. it helps a lot of mentally physic everything is like you wake up in the morning and you have some things to do because as of now, the whole country is like on hold. these huge kitchen was repoed from serving weddings about some to serving the country. another parent who's had to pub with a kid in michael's daughter is only 18. he's desperate time from taking her to the front. so that'd be so. so here we are. see says it's a typical

karen got traffic. karen brought attention to deadspin. care got clicks. it really they don't even care g about the controversy. they just like controversy fore money. >> you don't doubt that, do you? and they don't care that they're hurting a little nine year old boy. >> no, no. it's clicks and it's money. and they're going to continue to do this and stir the pot and race beat because that's what karen and many other people have have gotten very accustomed to doing. i think proof is in the pudding, which is note what since this began on sunday. have they decided to put the fulldding.e they picture ofe on there on their web site? >> have they? let's just not show the black paint here. let's show the front to show. >> oh, wait, there's a red have to they've been called to do it. they've specifically chosen not to. so to me. m, this is 100% intentional and it's prevalent throughout the media. again, when they're hiring reporters to specificalldia.y their titles are race reporter, race and sport reporter. that's repor what the undefeated landscape was about a

karen, thank you — behind closed doors. karen, thank you for _ behind closed doors.. karen, thank you for breaking thatl behind closed doors. karen, i thank you for breaking that out for us. but there are many companies dealing with this type of technology. why is the structure of 0penai so different compared to those other companies?— different compared to those other companies? openai was founded as — other companies? openai was founded as a _ other companies? openai was founded as a non-profit - other companies? openai was founded as a non-profit and i founded as a non—profit and interestingly specifically to resist the fact that so much of ai development at that point in time in 2015 was already being dictated by for—profit corporations in the tech industry so it was found other nonprofit on the premise that such a consequential technology for our time should not be dictated by profit, should not be beholden to shareholders wanting to grow their games. what happened was after that 0penai decided a very particular path for al development that was very expensive an

karen and i have both been in capri.and i'm out of capri now. i bought tapestry on the selloff, i'm still in tapestry. i think the lower it goes, i think, the board will force tapestry to sell jimmy choo or versace -- >> sounds like my wife. i want jimmy choo, i want versace. chill out, man. >>> coming up, some more merger mu musings. could deal-making in the oil sector give that sector its energy back? paul sanke will join us next to pump into the oil trade and break down how crude can get its groove back. don't go anywhere. we've got more "fast money" in two. >>> welcome back to "fast money," everybody. stocks continuing their run higher. the s&p and nasdaq clinching their longest winning streaks in nearly two years today. the s&p and dow up seven days in a row. the tech-heavy nasdaq notching an eight-day win streak. >>> some fast movers from today's session. draft kings continuing its run post earnings, up more than 30% since last week alone. shares of uber rising despite an earnings miss. this morning, the company se

karen: it is a fair point.o because there were no clear standards set or no global taxonomy that gives her some of these questions, no global definition on investing. everyone has their own lands of looking into this. i think that every conversation these days is about sustainable investing. in europe, we are advanced in terms of how we take a crack at these differences. more and more, we are convening toward one single view of this. there is a longer pathway to get to that. in other parts of the world, what you see is an absence of a taxonomy. here, investors need to add -- navigate their quest for financial performance was also setting targets for sustainability goals. we are well-positioned to help them in that journey. alix: where is the best place for sustainable investing right now? the blackrock institute was talking about emerging markets and how to derisked it. europe does not need the help. where is the best place to put money to work? karen: that is interesting. there is a lot of talk about a transit

on the desk, tim see your, karen, bonawyn eison, and guy adami. moody's to negative from stable. they did reaffirm the aaa rating wally responding saying, we disagree with the shift. the american economy remains strong, and treasury securities are the world's preeminent lick quid asset it's also the -- >> circus. >> exactly. >> theoretically yields should start moving higher again on the back of them you saw a big move yesterday, backed off a little today. this should be bearish for bonds. we'll see how the market reacts. s this something we have been talking about for a while. the fact that they're late to the dance doesn't mean they're wrong. i think rates go higher because issuances are growing and people are demanding more to buy our debt, which makes sense. the flipside is you have a slowing economy, which took interest rates from 5% to 4.5% that's the constrrux of this ene market argument. >> in the context of higher rates without effective fiscal policy measures to decrease spending or increase revenues, they go on to say political polarization in u.s. congress raises the

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karen, where are you?re was one curious lead, a witness who said he saw a young woman get into a car with an older man on this busy eureka road. the witness worked with a police artist produce this, but nothing much came of it, at least not back then. years past and met matt birkbeck, who authored a book on durst called a deadly secret, got a tip from some independent investigators also working the case, a possible connection. >> they were credit card records that place durst in the eureka area the day this girl disappeared. >> that transaction was just off the coast in trinidad, maybe 20 minutes or so by car, that spot where the witness saw a girl picked up on the road in eureka. and then before the trial in galveston, birkbeck heard this. >> i had a really good sources close to the defense team. and i was told that durst was extremely concerned about current mitchell. and was so concerned, he thought it was going to get charged. >> durst brought this up on his th h defense attorney? >> yes, and dick degu

not karen pence. in an interview, she says her book is not a memoir. in a recent interview i said with abc news, she said this book is about encounselorring the reader there are a lot of great -- encouraging the reader there's a lot of good things in the country and people owe it to their every day lives. looking to sit down discussing with us is the book of advice and book of wisdom and book of faith. how down this really is and i love it and as a mom, sister, businesswoman and friend, i can tell you i finished the book a lot wiser than i started. pleasee welcome back to the reagan library, karen pence. thank you for being here tonight. you were here for the debate and i appreciate you coming again. this book isn't a memoir and you say this is n not a book about karen pence and it's not a story about how good used me in the right way. so my question is were you actually asked to write a memoir and did it this way? how did this sort of happen? >> that's a great question. i had a couple book offers and they just really want anything about what i wanted

karen: it does.eyond just abortion rights and also contraception, but also guarantees access to fertility treatments. it guarantees access to miscarriage care. and continuing one's own pregnancy. that has gotten some pushback from people who are opposed to this by saying that there's already miscarriage in the law. the amendment uses the term individual instead of woman which they say opens the door to problems of parental rights. the backers of this amendment said parental rights must be protected. the attorney general's legal analysis also said parental rights are not addressed. geoff: i know abortion rights supporters are winning in the money race. they have far outraised opponents. what is the expectation for tuesday's vote? karen: $39 million raised by the supporters of issue 1, and they translated that into a lot of ads. there's a lot of interest on that. the no side has raised about $27 million, so fewer ad s. we are seeing a lot of interest in early voting. much more than we might expect in a

matt, karen and jackie. karen, john if you've heard, but we have a debate tonight. >> yeah, i have heard. >> and do you think the dynamics of what played out in the elections will affect some of what these candidates answer the questions here? >> absolutely. i mean, look, we saw nikki haley actually try to plot the same path or chart the same path that they tried yesterday in virginia in terms of talking about a kindler gentler approach and 15 week ban instead of the more restrictive six week bans. and that may have worked, although i think what we're seeing now, it may have sounded good on the debate stage, but i think the results from virginia show us that people aren't buying it. a ban is a ban is a ban and americans know it. and the other piece i'll say, stakes are a lot higher in 2024 on this issue because one of the issues americans are deeply concerned about and continue to be concerned about is that republican president would pass a national a abortion ban regardless of what is happening at the state

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good morning, karen. >> good morning. one of the most fascinating and successful long-enduring partnerships. warren buffett's right hand man, an instrumental figure in effectively turning berkshire hathaway into an investment powerhouse. munger was a man who famously steered buffett away from buying mediocre companies to pursuing meaningful companies like coca-cola. he put up huge opposition to buying potential businesses but had big bets. he invested in the chinese of electric vehicle maker byd. he was a lawyer before moving into investing. he was known for his sharp wit and often treated shareholders at the annual meeting to his one-liners. munger built up a $2 billion fortune. he died peacefully in hospital in california, just shy of his 100th birthday. back to you. >> what a hlife lived there. >>> still to come, the changing relationship between fans and pro athletes. what happens when taun gtso too far and star players fight back? right after this. talking to people about their hearts. ooh, take this exit. how's the

karen, what did you make of the declines, particularly in the drug makers?em, right, and they run up so much, and now the market is sort of looking elsewhere a little bit, that it's not quite the shiny thing for maybe just a moment, it might be back to going the shiny -- being the bright shiny thing, but i think it was just so far so fast and money just -- >> the message in here is, as always, we know, it's very political, regulatory environment, et cetera, but this is not -- this is actually talking about the demand in other words, there's no question all this is doing is endorsing the reason, and this is -- this is not going to hold them up. so, supply constraints and dynamics, we get it, they want to get as much supply into the market as they can, but this is really underscoring the bull case >> yeah, i think there's some high frequency in here, as well. you see restrictions, right? and immediately you want to sell and given all the profits you've had, you want to be first out of the door and ask questions later. with that said, to tim's point, i think th

gold now, gold next week, whenever. >> karen?o the end of the year. >> oh. dan? >> yeah, given the data and the pricing dynamics in those glp-1s, maybe long lilly, shor novo. >> i'm going to go a little silver for you, paas, sara. >> all right, thank you. thank you guys for having me. >> thanks for being here. >> always fun. "mad money" >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to explain what's going on in the market. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jim cramer. many stock

>> look, and karen alluded to this. it's the cruelty. it pains me to say this. but the base of my former political party loves the cruelty. donald trump called his political opponents the left in this country vermin. there was a backlash from much of the country, but not from the republican party base. they love that. that's not nikki haley. that's donald trump. people thought it was ron desantis, but that's donald trump. so i just don't see nikki haley as a threat because the base of the party is so tied to trump and his cruelty. >> so what does all this mean for desantis? >> i think he's done. and look, this isn't a surprise. paula, this is a big reason why nikki haley is the alternative. and many of us who know desantis knew this would happen the moment voters really began to take a look at him, they wouldn't like him. and they haven't. month after month. so he's no longer the alternative. she is. >> and karen, we're seeing that voters in new hampshire seem to think that president biden is the democrat's best shot. what does that tell you? >> that basically s

joining us live now from that organization is karen tarpinian. the events in partnership senior manager. karen, thanks for your time. >> thank you so much. >> so i know we're really sorry about that. this was a five day event, right when did it take place and how many people took part it? >> yeah, it it took part on september 23rd to the 20 to the 25th. um and we did have over 1500 people who did join this year. >> we have some of the video you shared with us of the effort. so this year you guys collected 10,000 pounds of trash, is that right? what. yes. what was in there? what are some of the top items? any surprises? >> honestly, this year there wasn't much surprises as it was a lot of micro trash. so a lot of fast food wrappers and cigaret butts. but we did get a lot of cement blocks, so it was very similar to last year's pile of trash. i see. >> okay. so we have fragments, food wrappers, cigaret butts, cleaning wipes, napkins. what do you mean by fragments? >> so we there was a lot of micro trash. so a lot of people who just, um, eat a granol

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karen, the only reason you have a byline is because you're a race baiter. >> no one would know you if note for that. and yoe u? en an innocent child to amplify your pathetic presence. d your stance isn't one of depth or of substance. it's just a vomiepor of t of roc cliches stolen from another brainwashed clone. i honwashed clone. you to the end of your very brief careers st. now, sure you can apply. i'll tak e it. kiss me. time to relax. now, this isn't the first time young kids have been called racist by the media. lastre, a middle schooler was suspended for wearing face paint supporting his school football team. that racism shortage again. then there's the coveting kidsit who the media tried to turn into a field rally only to discover that they were wrong. but because back thehey weren ws the let the echo chamber twitter without the notese kids and ella, the kids had to sue to fixo su the record.d th and they did. and they won. nick sandmann has so much moneey ,he could have bought cnn,ve bou but then he'd be paying himselgf . and yet, has the woke media. learned anything has other

karen at dead spin doesn't, would you like an apology?you know, i don't know what to think about that. little too late for that. damage is already done. it is worldwide now. comments all over. there is disrespect towards native americans and towards my family. we never in any way, shape, or form meant to disrespect any native americans or any tribes. the tribe we are from does not wear that type of head dress. this specific head dress is a novelty piece. it is a costume piece. that is exactly what we purchased it for and wore it for. not in any disrespect to any native americans at all. s it has been a whirlwind of comments coming either -- even from other tribes, tribal members. some think it is okay. some think it is not okay. it is a nine-year-old boy supporting his team. >> jesse: and you are wearing the black and red every sunday as long as you are alive, i bet, holden? >> yep. >> forever, huh? >> jesse: who is your favorite player on the chiefs? >> patrick mahomes. >> jesse: my eagles beat your chiefs couple of weeks back. you beat

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she wrote for karen. you memorize poetry and i don't know that book is now, but we were just in new hampshire and you can probably figure out why last week and our volunteer coordinator there gave me a book that he had that was written by leslie frost, and it's full of her little journals when she was a little girl. and they tell us some of the behind scenes stories about what was going on with her and her dad and some of the things they did and it made me think of charlotte because is our writer. and she she has these little journals from when she was little. yeah. now in the previous question about risk taking and you talked about you weren't sure if it was time again to serve a kind leads to this question so you had a transition from citizen life right to the spouse of a congressman to the spouse of a governor and the spouse of a vice president of the united. i'm sure each unique in their own way. how are they challenging? and what might you missed from citizen life, if anything? well, i think one of t

but not karen pence. in fact, in interviews she says that her book is not memoir. in a recent interview with abc news, she said that this book is about encouraging the reader that there are a lot of great things in our country. our country needs hope, she said in that interview. and people need encouragement to their own everyday lives. i couldn't agree more. the book she is about to sit down and discuss with us is a book of advice, a book of wisdom, a book faith. it's a book that shows how down to earth she really is, how important her family is to her. i've read it, and as a mom, sister, a businesswoman, a friend, i can tell you that i finished the book a lot wiser than i started. so how about we bring her up to share some of that wisdom with you ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back to the reagan library. karen pence. have you said everything. well, thank you for joining again tonight. we've had you here a few times. you were just here for the debate. appreciate seeing you again. so i mentioned in the introduction just a minute ago that you said this book, a

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i think it's getting rich here >> karen >> yeah, i agree with this does seem to be kind of a big deal i can't even understand what happened at a.i. i can't understand the structure. in't un can't understand the bo made of four people. i don't know how you vote on anything with an even number so, i mean, what a coup to get him. i think that we might not have seen the end of the a.i. story, though every hour that goes by that we don't see it resolved with him back there means more likely to stay at microsoft, so, i don't -- the moment, that's the place you have to be and i think they will be able to hire whatever talent they want. >> yeah, though with salesforce, that shows the up for grabs in terms of talent. this is a talent sort of area, and you are only as good as your talent, all those engineers, the developers, et cetera, they're out there ready to be hired. >> i think the stakes went higher today i think that's what you're asking us. if you look at the development, what the impact on microsoft stock, who looks like they've come out of this thorny situation in the cat bird seat, t

karen, cvs. >> yes. one i don't own anymore, but i definitely watch.ical cost ratio, which is how much of each dollar they have to spend to pay medical costs, that -- that's not a good thing. so, that was -- that was a beat to the wrong way. also, you know, there's just been so much pressure, if you look at walgreens, on -- there's fears about the cvs stores, you know, the consumer part of the business, so, it is cheap, for sure, but you have a lot of business cobbled together. it just -- i kind of just gave up. >> all right. >>> meantime, estee lauder, yum china and khanna ga goose, the latest companies to call out china's lackluster economic recovery. all three pointing out soft consumer demand that continues to weigh on sales abroad. those stocks dropping sharply in today's session with estee lauder notching its worst day on record, and with apple set to post results after the bell tomorrow, wall street is bracing for the impact. still, our next guest says china's weaker economic picture could be the new norm. leyland miller, ceo of china beige book

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here's karen after being called out on x.for the idiots treating this as some harmless act because the other side of his face was painted red i could make the argument that it makes even worse." y'all are the ones who hate mexicans but wear some brother rows on cinco. i don't know what he's saying. if you agree with that [ bleep ] you might have a future at dead spin but actually, you probably won't because there is no future at dead spin. their spin is dying. dead spin is yet to issue an apology or retraction and that's because the sports media in general has lost its balls. the woke scared them so they let the virus in and take over, and of course, they expected no blow back from their like minded media allies but have you checked espn's ratings lately. they are lower than brian skelter's book sales. >> never over. >> greg: i should have said balls. lower than his balls that would have been funnier. >> and weird because would you know. >> greg: yes, that's true. look at poor "sports illustrated", he had been publishing revi

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, no. >> not a karen, karen.s is a compliment. >> in that q-2 print -- over the summer the stock was trading at a new 52-week high, and almost down 30% until it reported that q-3 number and gave that guidance down 30%, up 32% to your point, if you're long it you look to do something to take in -- playing for a breakout here does not seem like a great do in my opinion i think a lot of good news is in the stock. if you look at the valuation it's trading 30 times its expected eps growth, 30%, which is pretty good that ad supported tier and some of the stuff they've done to get back the password sharing, that's all good for margins but one thing i'll say is look at the volatility look at the big gaps there are major shifts in their business right after you think you got it one quarter, sometimes it go another way, too, and when expectations are high, it's not the best time to be buying the stock. >> what's your best guess, guy >> leave that chart up for a second i'll answer your question, but aisle also say this is a

karen grinder makes us a likely crushed siege with an oil light canola. she then leads or to infuse for 2 weeks, getting a shake once a day. that's 50 fatty oil absorbs the essential oils from the caraway seeds, which is what makes them so beneficial. these essential oils are largely responsible for the effect what these dr. longhorn is to the study on the use of caraway, where the body pad just found it to be a good treatment for heritable bell syndrome. and the studio hottest part of the study. we were able to show that patients with irritable bowel syndrome benefit had significantly their symptoms improved by a 3rd. as long as they apply the treatment. regularly. caraway is even came out in a tablet form where it's combined with temperament. to spice is usually pretty harmless. with one restriction i'm in movies in baby's skin can be very sensitive to austin. and so sometimes it can produce an allergic reaction and making sure that you, it's good to 1st try it out on the skin beforehand and the out of to pin otherwise caraway has proven to be an effect

karen, i know you watch ulta very carefully. >> yes, do like ulta. they started novemr $100 lower than where they are now. >> wow. >> which is kind of amazing. so, this -- this pe of the stock is lower than it has been in a very, very long time. they are growing morslowly than they ever have been, so i understand that, but it was just way, way overdone. this quarter was very nice, it wasn't, i mean, this reaction is a lot, but i think the reaction is, wow, we were just too conservative on the name, right? this below market multiple for a company that maybe should be something higher. ani think the story of estee lauder was weighing on it and th came out with a very different outcome than estee lauder. there's a lot to like here. margins were better. the guidance was a little better. maybe they beat that. the loyaltprogram was up, that's a good thing. so, i just feel comfortable owning it here at a higher multiple, because i think ople take this story off the table of, you know, maybe they've totally lost their way, which is not at all the case. >>> c

karen, it's serious erosion in states biden needs.t do you think he needs to do to improve his standings? >> right. a couple of things. number one, let's remember these public polls. they tell you what people said when they were given a certain set of choices. but they don't tell you why people feel that way. and i think that's one of the things they have to do is understand why do people feel that. that's where the campaign is. that's where you figure out what are the messages, what information is going to move voters either towards president biden, away from -- if you're the other side, towards your candidate. so, i think they need to better understand what's going on with voters, what information, what we would call the informed vote, do people not have about president biden that they need to know to move those numbers. but i think the other thing they have to do -- and david actually touched on this a little bit earlier -- they've got to take a really critical look at the fact that clearly the way they're communicating, it's not g

the pictures going around the world are especially hot said karen to watch for sundays, punitive and at least come back. you know, he's been on the ground and gone. so since day one, she's only heard back from him a couple of times over the strange of a month. she says this is her contribution label right to. it's amazing the, the feeling that you do something behind the scenes. it helps a lot of mentally physic everything. and if like, if you wake up in the morning and you have something to do because as of now, the whole country is like on hold of these huge kitchen was repoed from serving weddings about some to serving the country to another parent who's had to pod with a kid in michael's daughter is only 18, he's desperate time from taking her to the front. so that'd be so so she says it's typically room of a typical teenager. yesterday, we loaded her stuff onto the car and, and drove her away from us. maybe it's michael len. michelle's daughter is a liaison officer stationed on the border with lab. and on course i'm worried because i mean we're going to fetch of our own them. bu