the walmart in kodiak, alaska, in very remote kodiak, alaska won and he kept to his word. >> how manye are in kodiak, that could like it more than the one in like san diego or somewhere? >> well that -- >> the internet is not available to everyone. so pitbull is going to go whichever one. we're all going to try to vote for the one farthest away. >> a boston writer, david thorp thought it would be funny to send him to the most remote walmart. >> who knew pitbull had that many fans in alaska. >> i'm glad he kept to his word. >> this is a performance put on by the aleutic dancers. a group of native dancers from alaska. the funny thing is they're out there doing their thing and he's trying to keep up. >> he definitely looks uncomfortable. like what am i supposed to do. >> i think it's neat that he did go there. he probably got exposed to a group of people he may not have ever gotten a chance to meet. >> on his twitter feed he did post a picture of him with the dancers and he was holding a baby. but one of my favorite parts is that he promised that in one of his future songs, one of his ly

he says should i buy into kodiak oil and gas corporation? no, this one has been the best performer so we can't come in at kog. wait for a downturn. this has been a red hot stock. too hot for me. another tweet from @riddlejosha. how long did it take for you to get adjusted to waking up so early? always thought i was one of the few 4 a.m.ers. a complicated question because i used to go to bed at 2:45 because i used to drink a lot of uband at around 6:00 p.m. and then i then switched and starting to go to bed at 11:30 and now i get up at 2:45. if i could sleep to 3:30 it would be a godsend. it has to do with the inability to stay asleep, not an alarm clock. it's a nightmare. you don't want it. take another tweet. this one @ianmikutel. thoughts on hershey, hsy? multi-year move in hershey but right now the safety trade is off. i want you to take half of the hershey off and play with the house's money. then you don't have to worry. what a great company. here's another tweet. this one is from upstate angler. i used to be an upstate angler. hey, jim

this is in a part of the state called mont giew island off of kodiak, but what you'll see is with -- with guy high tides and just the -- with good high tides and just with the weather that we get, trees that have come down and are part of the ocean accumulation come up to the shore. but you can see tucked in, kind of sprinkled like confetti some of the styrofoam that has -- that has washed up. again, this marine debris that we're seeing. but think about how difficult it is to get in and access some of this after these winter storms that -- that we see. when debris lands on rough and rocky shorelines, wave action is -- is expected to break that up. we know that that happens. but i am -- i'm already concerned about our marine life and birds and animals, marine animals consuming these smaller plastic particles that have been broken down by the wave action. allowing a chunk of styrofoam that's easy to pick up today -- you know, when you've got reasonably good sized pieces, you can go ahead and pick that up. but it's going to be much more difficult to do that when it's been broken down by