it looks like macao is again the favorite thing >> yeah, you know, the macao government has been veryigent handling covid. there haven't been many cases there at all and they have also been diligent in opening the borders sort of step by step, but we are extremely confident that each week we're going to see more and more people. we're really excited about the may golden week that's coming up and i think the roaring '20s, jim, just like you have been talking about and i have been talking about, it's not just a united states thing. it's a global thing, because only people make people happy. that's what we have been missing for the last 14 months and our business is about getting people back together and having fun >> so how many people are you allowed to get back together if you do this policy, what restrictions will go away so when i go to wynn, i know i can get to the tables? >> so you know, our gaming control board put out a statement, public statement, last week actually that they're going to look at casino by casino and lift restrictions individually based on what they're doing. so

are going to wait and hear what they have to say about the ramp in business coming down the pike for macaothose are very important for las vegas sands. the stock down now 2.5%. >> a miss for las vegas sands on the revenue. mike, chipotle is interesting because the initial response would lower, now it turned around, up 1.5%. is any other restaurant chain guiding in the 20s to 30s on comp store sales growth? >> none of this scale. no, none that are this size. but i also think you have to keep in mind just what is already baked in i don't know what more you could want out of this stock if you look at a longer term chart, 1550 -- it is super expensive. always has been super expensive as a to be in terms relative earnings now it is at the upper end of the range. it is a great story. everybody embraces it. they are still growing stores, 8% of the -- everything is working. i wonder how much is left stock wise not company wise. huge credit to chipotle for not just giving year other overpercentage gain but giving dollars because it is material >> they are saying it is 50% of over all sales also tal

the actual deep-pocketed shareholders are based in china's macao territory, so this anomaly was firstut hometown international doesn't really trade that much, not a whole lot of volume in stock, so it's off the exchanges, and there have been concerns about the murkiness over the funds expect actual trades that are done. the deli lost around $600,000 last year because it was shut most of the time, so how is it worth $100 million? the math just doesn't add up. stuart: yeah. it's not worth it, but that would just be my opinion, susan. [laughter] something -- a little murky right there. all right, susan, we're back to you later. breaths talk brevard county -- let's talk brevard county, nowhere near the border, so why does the sheriff say the border crisis is wreaking havoc in his county? >>> a growhouse ready to supply the entire country with pot whenever it gets the green light from the feds if, that is. the ceo of glasshouse is here to tell us about the operation and going public via spac. what an extraordinary thing. a glasshouse, 6 million square feet. we'll be back. ♪ ♪ bring me a hi