before that, rising son larry ellie son of 454 feet. today, rising sun is only ninth in the world and shows with mega yachts these days, size really does matter. for more on the yacht wars and some great pictures of some very big boats, we've got a good slide show and a story on cnbc.com. mandy? >> if size really does matter, how big the boats going to get? i would imagine there's competition with my boat's bigger than yours kind of thing. >> a little bit. basically, there is a point at which it's hard to dock them. there are marinas that don't take boats over 400 feet and super expensive. cruise over 50, 60 people. to fill the gas tank is more than $100,000. and larry ellie son traded down because he said rising sun is too big and felt like he was walking in an empty mall on his boat and i think at a certain point for the rational yacht buyer there's too big. >> i think the bottom line is you don't need a boat that big. >> no. >> you don't. thanks so much, robert. >>> staying on the high seas now. a giant lobster will live to see anoth

i don't think anybody's crying for larry ellie son. do you, bob?t and a rich versus poor story or who's on top. the fact is the guy got $900,000 tim cook. that's the salary. a bonus and the rest in restricted stock over ten years. nobody's crying for the guy. by the way, made $52 million in restricted stock the year before in 2010. i did check that. >> you could argue, could you not, ty, shareholder in apple, perhaps all of that is due mr. cook. >> i'm happy to share the proceeds as an owner of apple if i'm lucky enough to own the shares with mr. cook based on the performance of the company which is nothing short of spectacular. where i part company is with people who get large stock grant wls the stock doesn't perform and the company doesn't perform. >> right. i think you have a lot of company on that one. >>> next, a new report finds men landed 80% of the 2.6 million new jobs created since the end of the recession. good news or bad news, bob? >> well, sounds like -- >> mixed bag. >> sounds like rosy the riveter in reverse almost. >> a lot of that