she has no krog ovcontrol over thing and it's giant. >> she's a cow, oubiously. >> yeah. >> she can't seem to control t. she has to have some sort of deformity. >> just her chewing technique. she's chewing on some cud and her tongue comes out. >> you know, i'm going to go with you. that she chooses to eat this way. >> flops out like four times on the right side, swings over to the left before going in her mouth? >> people just eat with their mouth open. i think clarise has that issue. >> you're saying that clarise needs to go to some, like -- >> etiquette training. >> i think she's the honey boo boo of cows and i don't think she's going to etiquette school because this has got her on national television. that's money right there. >> moo, moo, child! >>> you guys are probably familiar with the super successful novel or trill jishgs i should say, "fifty shades of grey." >> i heard a couple of things about it. >> can't say i read that. >> well, welcome parodies of the pook, for thanksgiving. >> i tie you up to maintain absolute control of what we're about to do. i want you to clasp the b

over the last couple of months, the company has been arrives 300 to 500 -- again, krog ser not in the same weight class as the holds -- within the troubled supermarket business, this company is in a league of its own. how much has kroger been able to do so much better? a lot of it comes down to their ability to control pricing. about a decade ago, controller made an aggressive position to -- why that i loath of supermarket stocks. in order to retain customers and mark market share. kroger acted and fast. for the first time they've become more comfortable with their competitive decision and feels less urgency to cut crisis. kroger kroger is the second largest player in groceries. they're also opening more new stores because they can afford to. safe way but they don't have the balance sheet to start expanding aggressively. hey, let's open some more bad stoor by practicing thursday, you lood kroger has the highest private label penetration in the group at about 27% of the merchandise. small step up in safeway, 25%, big step up in supervalues. more than that, kroger profr dueses more than