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let's look at david roberts who is the present ceo and will learn more about his company and red-hot stock are welcome to mad think that maybe it >> i'm thrilled you watch the show. the viewer was very intent on his question. i felt the same way. i think you have this kind of great mosaic of businesses that are very recurring in revenue and maybe could share with our audience that vera has been up to. >> happy to do so. we are leaders in smart transportation. we serve multiple customers segments. we work with commercial fleets to help them handle access to things like toll roads and process violations and even register their vehicles with local dmv's. we do that around the world. we also the number one provider of automated enforcement so we work with local municipalities around the world on their safety initiatives including right there in new york city. we also work with universities around parking and parking management, helping students and professors and visitors have access to things on campus to be able to pay for those and manage all the infrastructure in between. >> on tolling, avis and hertz are cu

in a country this divided no matter what policy or idea you push, 50% of the company will be unhappy and other 50% mad to those people and get out and leave position ticks to politician -- politics toations. ashley: sell your merchandise. and you've written an op ed calling transgenderrism the new home of homophobia. explain. >> yeah, all the transgender movement that's accelerating in the country and you might have a little boy that's not crazy about sports or maybe likes to hang out in the library and watch old movies or a girl that's a tomboy and used to be the thing is, all right, let them grow up and decide what they do and maybe they'll be straight or gay or what hah have you but now the transgender movement is it's not really a boy, it's a girl trapped in a boy's body or the reverse. let's get them into counseling and get them onto injections of hormones. let's do gender affirming care and even start doing surgery on them and removing little girl's breasts and little boy's penises. this is appalling, disgusting and sexual mutilation and many states are saying we want this to happen and a little

company's stock? let's check in with george kir ch, co-funder and ceo of crowd strike get a better read on the quarter. welcome back to "mad >> good to be here >> last time you reported your first quarter earnings results which along with beating top and bottom lines as i just mentioned resulted in gaap profitability for the first time in your company's history. is this the beginning of what many people want to profitability with growth? >> this is obviously something we've been working on for a long time and we take a really methodical approach to how we run the business we focused on gross margin, then operating profit, cash flow and now gaap profitability and i think if you look to how quickly we got to at least one quarter, it was going to fluctuate over time, it does give you a view of the strength in the model of our business and we're excited to get there that quickly post our ipo. >> i agree with you. analysts talk about how revenue declined from last year and maybe combining that with some thinking about how you're tacking about there are some challenging circumstances in the macro. started to think that maybe thi

now you see this fight, we've got elon musk really mad, s&p global gave his electric car company, teslattes. what do you make of that? >> yeah. there's been so many stories like this for years since this esg thing took off as a big marketing scam on wall street. that's what it was, a way to raise money by getting higher fees to tell people that they're doing something virtues, and -- virtuous, and it doesn't cost them anything. and they raised trillions of dollars. and yet you have stories like that, philip morris having a higher score than tesla, but i've always thought my favorite one is facebook become the number one weighting in the blackrock esg portfolio and the g in esg stands for governance. mark zuckerberg gets is 100 votes for every 1 vote regular shareholders get, and that's the standard of governance? elizabeth: you know, facebook has allowed criminals on its site. i remember in u.k., teresa may -- theresa may was upset about social media allowing terrorists to signal each other on social media, including facebook, so that's really great gore nance over atbook? this looks li

the former head of terra formed labs, the company behind the stable corn which collapsed last year. south korea in the us are seeking is just relate to the madtion. meanwhile it low—cost carrier indigo has made in order of 500 planes from airbus. that's the largest ever single purchase agreement by any airline in commercial aviation history. my colleague explains what the deal says about the countries aviation market. this mammoth order really reflects india's emergence as the nice growth frontier for the aerospace analyst say. the announcement has come close on the heels of a deal for 250 aircraft with airbus just in february this year. the frenzied purchases are happening as india sees a robust expand in recovering airline travel with a significant increase in the number of first—time flyers. and lowcost carriers like indigo and have a long runway for growth. under 5% of the countries 1.4 billion people are estimated to ever taking a flight but more and more of them will as disposable incomes and what's now the worlds most populous country rise, however demand is expected to be robust in the next few years it's the speed of the deliveries

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there were many folks who were upset that the company didn't distance itself more from this instagram post. in the end pretty much everyone was madweek the company issuing a new statement promising valued customers we hear you and summer advertising that reinforces what you've always loved about our brand. that it's easy to drink and easy to enjoy. now while modelo won the month of may, for the year bud light continues to be the top selling brand in the u.s. and its parent company anheuser-busch, which all owns michelob, continues to be the leader. it is a challenging time for beer, as also many are making the switch to hard seltzers. guys? >> public tastes have changed. thank you very much, rebecca. coming up, school is winding down for the summer. we're here to tell you how to help your kid's avoid brain drain. and the dangers of beach umbrellas. victor oquendo is on the beach with more. those umbrellas, they can turn dangerous. >> reporter: that's right, michael. with a strong enough gust of wind, these umbrellas can get picked up and possibly cause serious injury. coming up after the break, i'll show you what happened along o

let's take a look at the co-founder and chair welcome to "mad money." >> it's good to be here. >> so, first of all, you are one of the few companiesrom a tough cohort where everybody said, we need these guys tell people, please, if you don't mind why companies, and i'm talking about a lot of big companies like netflix, a square, a ticketmaster, whirlpool, they all need you. >> yeah. yeah you know, there's been a rise of a whole new paradigm using data, which is around streaming. it is not that different from like on your tv where instead of having all the cds stored, it streams down to you as you need it it is a similar thing with data. the focus on data for a long time was the storage of data. >> right. >> it was oracle and more recently the mangas and the store banks. we're more like the central nervous system that connects it altogether and has the data flowing in realtime unless you react and respond as things happen that has turned out to be something that's incredibly mainstream. >> well, you have this there is this open source technology that everybody uses. >> yeah. >> and it's called apache platform but it is something pe

did you some on the 1st, i think another company i saw them in order for me to get what then it's still selling just like mad i, when they're trying to bring their the come on, cut it and see the government. all the democratic republic, all the congo has suspended the operations of the european co buttons, cobalt mining studs of environmental concerns. as off the floating in march spilled mind waste was to enter the re with a nearby town. we spoke with locals on victims of the instant to say that the phone should take responsibility for the disaster. a menu now will answer the samsung to me. it's a tragedy that's happened to us. we haven't received any compensation to date. i'm homeless. we support this decision by your sources, which would be important to us. we what's important in coverage is decision levels mining. do i, the boss, my name must help the population by improving environmental conditions. your 1st of all, starting with the basin of the damn about the population doesn't know how to protect themselves from the river that flows through the whole city that one picket. we think the decision is goo

right, okay, and did you some on the 1st i think another company i saw them in order for me to get for the dentist of telling just that mad eyes when they're trying to bring that home on. the cutting and see was return now to our special coverage of the 26th annual st. petersburg international economic forum which is under the 2nd day in russia's northern capital. it was cross live now to our 2 union o'neill, who is their hosting. our exclusive coverage unit and what's the latest? hi, rachel. yeah, we are deep into day 2 and perhaps you can see a throng of activity. it's all going on very much the focus today at the global economy, those supply chains. how that's evolving, devolving in some ways as well. uh, what's the solutions at to that a whole lot of global issues t issues being spoken about on throughout the day. we've been getting guest expert analysis on that. on this our we continue with move. it seems like the trimming of a trade promotion kind self of india. you're most welcome to our studio here in center petersburg. hope you're enjoying the for the lovely, lovely moment. then it's a lot of hustle and bustle. a

say we check in with mark clouse, the president and ceo of campbells soup company what's coming next mr. clouse, welcome back to "madhanks, jim good to be here. >> it's very easy to say you know what? i don't like the meal business anymore. i like the snack business. but sometimes it's the opposite. so what i need is to be straight dope from you about why we should be not worried about the meal business and why we think the snacks will continue to be fantastic. >> yeah, great question, jim look, we feel very good about both of our businesses and if you look over the last several years through pandemics, inflation, you name it, these businesses have been incredibly resilient and performed very well as we came in to this quarter, and i think always important to start with, this was the quarter we expected. this was the guidance that we put in place and when we look at meals and beverage, we knew we were going to be cycling a significant recovery in our supply chain in fact, i would argue that our supply chain right now is best in class in the industry service levels are back to prepandemic levels, but we did lap that

right, okay, and these are some issues on the 1st, i think the company, i saw them in order for me to get but then it's still selling just that mad i, when they're trying to bring their home on the cut in saudi arabia, another era of nations place a high priority on independence and sovereignty when it comes to geo political relations. that's the opinion of abraham hardship from university of hong kong. easier global institute. he's been sharing his visits and the new episode is going underground. you can watch it tomorrow, here on our t. well, what's the significance of a m b s meeting with the blinking, blinking go straight there. um to uh, saudi arabia and then cool is boots in immediately afterwards. is this a more proof that the 0 sum game is over put because of these trade dies? if it ever became a 0 sum game, the global south, the built in road initiative, the rejuvenation of the as you said, the millennial whole relationship is, is the 1st choice. we are not really taking size and we don't have to take sides. um and we are really uh, interested, determined to maintain visits to strategic autonomy and we have every right t

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dylan mulvaney mad at bud light and finally speaking out about the controversy, listen to this. >> i took a brand deal with a company video. they sent me a can with my face on it. i hid it somewhere. for a company to hire a trans person and not publicly stand by them is worse than not hiring a trans person at all. customers can be as trans phobic as they want. >> cheryl: dylan mulvaney can't find the can and the ceo went on with gayle king and he evaded the question. this is a big social conversation and sales are getting pummelled by 11%. >> carley: not going anywhere, thank you. 1619 project hannah jones blasting rich, white men for supreme court decision on affirmative action. tyrus is here next. >> todd: first steve is here. >> steve: this friday, republican presidential candidate senator tim scott will weigh in as u.s. supreme court outlawed race in college admission, why he is celebrating america's progress. and jack keane assesses the deal, wagner building in belarus after they tried to capture russian military leaders last week. don't miss geraldo rivera and eric coleman, dr. makary and group skillet is perf

do you want to do a mad dash quick >> i'm going with the situations there is a company where there were beers -- bears when they reported. the three little bears were all about how this is the last good quarter. it turns out that he is going around and telling the story that actually, business is quite good. it is not falling off. today, bank of america goes from 250 to 283. in the interim, a lot of people get worried about tax dividend. the company with three bears says the cycle indicates that we will have a recession. this is versus the amazing infrastructure of money coming in from the government, as well as -- for buildings and homes because of the shortage of apartments and homes. what they didn't realize, data centers. right? if you have ai, you have so many more data dinners. that is the kind of move this market is putting on. we could put up any number of investors right now. they all look exactly like that. that is because there will not be a recession is what these people say. >> there is a lot of building going on. >> it is an enormous amount of energy. >> we've got to cor t

mad dogs and englishmen. gearing up to put together 25 bikes for the boys and girls club of america this week. the company is in san francisco for a total of 75 bikes. anyone who wants to put the bikes together part by part, just show up monday or tuesday. >> we're, of course, going to have professional mechanics doing the check overs before anyone rides these bikes. but we need help building up so many bikes. we've only got two or three people here that are professionals. so a couple more would definitely help. >> the bikes are all fairly small, entry-level bikes really. some will even have training wheels on them. the idea is to get kids who could not otherwise afford a bike rolling. >>> in danville today, some families spent father's day roaming the rows of a car show designed especially for dads. this is the second annual john schneider memorial father's day car show at the black hawk auto museum. there was something for everyone from hot rods to newer sporty cars. the name of the game was family fun and making memories. some came with their young kids and others came with their own fathers. >> my fav

mad dash. we also got an opening bell. what do you want to hit? >> there's a companyl reported the stock was just flying. it's called on holds this is considered to be a serious challenger in the footwear business. some people feel it is only a running shoe it's got much more than that but ubs says, okay, it's time. it's managed to kind of churn, and it's saying it's making progress in apparel. it's got a china strategy. carefully manages own growth david, i think the stock's going to explode to the mid-30s, and the compound annual growth rate, five years, 44%. so, this made it to a billion dollars in sales far faster than nike did, and i think a lot of people have asked me what about this company why is the stock solved? it had way too quick a gain. but now it is ready, and i think it's going to fly. >> i'm sorry, it's ready because -- >> because it went up too fast, and now it's digested all that by consolidating >> it's consolidated >> i will tell you -- >> but the business -- >> it's just incredibly strong and it was -- the quarter was great. i have no idea why it

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this is the mill valley location of mad dogs and englishman, the shop gearing up to put together 25 bikes for boys & girls club of america this week. the company's location in san francisco is doing the same for a total of 75 bikes. anyone who wants to help out put those bikes together, you can show up today or tomorrow. the bikes are all fairly small entry-level bikes, and some even have training wheels on them. the mission is to get those kids who can't otherwise afford a bike, get one for free. >> that's sweet. an important part of your childhood, learning how to ride a bike and getting that confidence, independence in, right? >> absolutely. they should have a pretest for the bike assemblers. >> the dads? >> yeah. >> you see some bikes that had to be adjusted a lot. first bike, handles coming off. >> something's not right about this. >> always wear your helmet. >> sl we go. absolutely. >> i used to work at the boys and girls club in college, one of my favorite jobs ever. >> very cool. >> if you're going to be out learn hough to ride your bike today or anything like that, it will be nice, but, you know, if you're not a fan of the wind, wear a

this is the mill valley location of mad dogs and englishman, the shop gearing up to put together 25 bikes for boys & girls club of america this week. the company's location in san francisco is doing the same for a total of 75 bikes. anyone who wants to help out put those bikes together, you can show up today or tomorrow. >> we'll of course have professional mechanics doing the checkovers before anyone rides these bikes, but we need help building up so many bikes. they've only got two or three people here that are professionals, so a couple more would definitely help. >> these bikes are fairly small, entry-level bikes we're talking about. some will have training wheels. we know how cool those are. the mission is to get those kids who can't otherwise afford a bike a free one this year. >>> summertime, vacation from school, and a bike? nothing bet per. >> that's right. you know all the stuff that can happen on a bike with kids. >> yes. >>> also new this morning, a huge deal to turn monterey property owned by apple's earliest investor and one of its co-founders into public land. >> he's sending 14,000 acres for $35 million. the environmental group p

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so these companies, i would have thought that they would have learned from the bud light incident. now i'm going to say something. this audience is going to be madt me. a pat of me wants this to end for bud. i'll tell you why. because the guys that pay for the roots are getting killed. the guys that are manufacturing bud wise er and a lot of people i care about them so i'm willing to give the company another shot for their sake but stay out of politics. >> this is unprecedented in american history. it has never happened before. it's a massive warning signal for boards of directors of all the s & p 500 companies. what we are learning, not only sales decimated, not only has market cap lost billions but there's a rage in america. there's a rage where people spend time on their phones retweeting this messaging to others in a way we have never seen before. i want to staying -- staying on the beer issue, robert richard antoine pierre a commodity. it's beer. all beers are the same. >> okay, you can't say that. not all beers are the same. [laughter]. >> they're very different. >> i drink beer. i'm an expert. the brand is everything. normally you get a s

company has turned an excellent quarter a month ago. can it keep climbing let's check in with jesse sains. welcome back to "madey." >> great to be here, jim thank you. >> i understand the value proposition. i've used it twice it's twofold one it lasts longer but i also like the environmental aspect of it the i'll give you the floor to explain why this is such a good thing for people to buy. >> great thanks, jim. if you step back and look at the company, we have exteriors which is trim through our azek brand and decking through our timber tech brand what you have in front of you is the timber tech. the first part of the value proposition is our product has to look natural. consumers when they build an outdoor living space want products that look like wood, feel like wood and are really indistinguishable. the second element is these products will look the same for 50 years >> right >> so there's no need to paint, stain, maintain it and i think the third element that you talked about is they are primarily made out of recycled products so, you know, we have two different product lines. one product line is made out

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started a company called courtroom sciences inc., which helped big defendants with jury selection and mock trials at the time oprah was being sued by cattleman because she had done a show about madease. she won, and she gave you a lot of the credit for it. >> she 1 day interviewing a gentleman that studied this said "whoa, i'm not eating another burger." and cattle future on the chicago board of trade went down maybe for a few days. so they sued. and during amarillo. we were on the team and we defended her behind lines, 85% people direct from the beef industry. and they were suing for multibillion dollars. and she ultimately made a terrific witness , and we mock tried the case and studied the case, and got to the point where we could tell the truth effectively and were able to win the case up there and ultimately oprah said "i have always promised my viewers that anything i found that really impacted my life that i considered a value, i would share it with them, whether it was a hair drier or book or person. and i want to share with you dr. phil. so she brought me on the show and it kind of all started from there. and the rest was history. >> you did several shows this year abou

started a company called courtroom sciences, inc., which helped big defendants with jury selection and mock trials at the time oprah was being sued by cattlemen because she had done a show about madwon, and she gave you a lot of the credit for it. >> she one day, interviewing a gentleman that had studied this, said, whoa. i'm not ever eating another burger. cattle futures on the chicago board of trade went limit down, maybe for a few days. they sued her in amarillo. and i was on the trial team. and we defended her kind of behind enemy lines in amarillo, texas. 85% of the people, direct or direct income from the beef industry. they were suing her for multi billion dollars. and she ultimately made a terrific witness. and we mock tried the case and studied the case and got it to the point where we could tell the truth effectively. and were able to win about the case up there and ultimately oprah said, i've always promised my viewers that anything i found that really impacted my life that i considered a value, i would share. whether it was a hair dryer or a book or a person or whatever. i want to share with you dr. phil. so she brought me on the show, and it kind of all started from

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companies whose numbers are being cut right now. that doesn't make sense. >> jim, we'll see you tonight on "mad money." about 14% on the p.t a n'gonywhere. w thinking, ♪ to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street. i'm sara eisen with carl quintanilla and david faber live for you at post nine of the new york stock exchange. stockshigher again today following the big cpi inflation report 4% higher than last year and that was enough of a moderation to keep the markets in a good mood the s&p up for a fourth day in a he row, half a percent tech is again leading the nasdaq up 0.3%. nasdaq 100 hoas been outperforming. the 2-year note yield is lower three movers we're watching, oracle, touching a new all-time high after the company beat on the top and bottom lines more on that quarter in just a moment apple gets a downgrade ubs moving its rating to neutral from buy citing continued pressure for iphone demand and then home depot holding an investor at the nyse reiterating earnings decline pr

br these companies i would have thought that they would haveom b learn from the bud light incident. now i'm going to say something . this audience are going to be madat me. there's a part of me that wants at s goi to end for bud, and i'll tell you why, because the guyse that pay for the routes, they're getting killed, right? the guyskilled are manufacturing budweiser. >> they're getting killed. buand a lot of innocent people that had nothing to do with this. their livelihoods depend on it. they got mortgages to pay rentl to pay, you know, truck payments and car payments. i care about them. so i'm willing to give the company another shot for their sake. ive but they just can't stay ouf politics. >> so this is unprecedented in american history. >> for consumer goods and services brand. nothing like this has ever happened before. iseverybody's trying to figure out in the c suite. it is asa massive warning signag for boards of directornas, all the s&p 500 companies. what we're learnin& p 50g, everybody's trying to figure this out because not only has salesmen decimated, not only s t market cap lost billions, but there's a rage in america. there's a rag

they're so mad when they're like, oh, we have 10 new micro lbs coming in, and these companies are barely surviving. um so that's a big concern of mine is like, how are we supporting them to stay open? ah that and then with the whole mercy, housing, um it's great to know that they have are fps for commercial spacing. but what would it look like? like if there is like commissioner dickerson was saying less last meeting that she is looking to expand right. but sometimes when you're in a certain neighborhood , what would it look like? if mercy housing did take a restaurant that was like from the babe? you and now they're giving them a better deal with their rent for third space. like, how can we. support those kind of companies to get like what when it'd be better negotiation with rent if it's like through, um, the federal government. i don't know i'm just talking out loud, but that's what i know. um, mission rock. same thing. right mission rock. they're having a whole bunch of commercial space. but what would it look like to take like a restaurant from mission or the babe you and put them i

company also disagreed. and this is where the madness begins.t of these issues will also be envisaged . and most likely, roskomnadzor will play an important role in this. but really, if there is no primary campaign to respond to the leak, then there is a mechanism that provides for contacting the legal center of roskomnadzor. uh, where can the user reuse? in the absence of a response, e write e, the application would lie and it will be considered. thank you very much , just have to wait. how will they pass hearing this bill? yes indeed. uh, the hearing will be held in the near future personal discussion is made , it remains to be fixed, so to speak. uh-huh got you. thank you very much in the morning studio was a member of the state duma committee on information policy information communication technologies anton nemkin. thank you very much, active and all. how people have a duration of 20-120 today on the russia channel in the regions of the country , thanks to the national health project , they are building and re-equipping with modern equipmen

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mad dash" with jim. we got an opening bill a minute and a half from now. signet reported numbers. what do you think? >> this letter, remarkable turnaround for a companyhat we know is kay or kiss begins with kay, terrific names, zale. this morning, they cut numbers i had them on after a recent full day analyst meeting, which went pretty well now, here's something you probably haven't thought of, and i know you think of have very many thins do you know that we now have peak engagements >> i did not know that >> there was an engagement peak, okay and i'm going to read this our signet team delivered our revenue and bottom line commitments despite economic headwinds worsened late in the quarter in line with our predictions, there were fewer engagements in the quarter that's resulting from covid disruption of dating three years ago. so, now, we're beginning to see the denouement of engagements. when you think about things that happened during the pandemic, this is an example did you know thatengagements soared >> makes sense >> the company's stock is going to be hurt i do think that it's going to make a comeback, but -- and she did flag this, but david, i

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mad money." this is the way people are -- they're back they're confident they're going to the hospital, and i think this is a great thing for so many of our terrific medical device companieshat have been lagging, simply because of this. we are recommending ge health care for our travel trust. why? because a lot of the things you need to have an mri before you get operated on. and by the way, you need the mmr to be able to figure out if you have the markers for alzheimer's. you can't just get the alzheimer's pill you have to prove the possibility that you can have dementia, and that means you need to have regular mris. >> that said, unh shares are going to be down rather sharply. i mean, $450 billion market cap company going into trading >> it's a great company. >> it is >> it's a great company. >> it is it's not a favorite of most americans, but yeah. >> well, all right in truth, right now, right here, at this very moment, we are issuing an alert saying buy humana for club members. down 40% i mean, this is down humana on june 1 reaffirmed -- now, it's entirely possible -- we're on flag day so it's possible in the last 13 days, huma h humana has fallen apart. >> what's cig

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madness and you might have a chance to win some money. after this commercial became public, many conservatives began to boycott the products and the company distance itself from its subsidiary brand. this caused a backlash already from the lgbt community. the company owner under power is making new efforts to get the company back on track after backlash against a partnership with a transgender activist has been made. demonstrates that sales have already fallen by more than 24%. einheise ceo. bush lays out a new plan with which he intends to calm angry distributors. he promises to protect jobs, compensate wholesalers and launch a new summer advertising campaign. this is unprecedented in american history and the history of the beer industry. remember beer is a commodity. this is what is measured by market share and in the history of beer in america no brand has ever lost 25% in 36 hours. it seems something impossible to anyone and never happened it was impossible to even imagine such a thing, even if they suddenly wanted to do something like that on purpose, but somehow bazlight did it. they destroyed their brand. so what's good. here for b

companies. but even for ones that aren't. >> totally >> speaking of multinationals, jim, of course, fresh back from ford in the motor city this is what jim farley told him on "mad>> the only way we are going to transform this country into a sustainable ev industry is going to be working together, dividing people is not going to work. >> what an amazing day of coverage you had, jim. i'm serious. >> including my rag doll >> i haven't seen that, sorry. i'll watch look, here we go >> here it comes >> watch how i handle this >> where are you, in the back? >> nobody can handle this better than i can this is me i'm a front-seat driver. when you see this, you'll know how cool i am. >> oh my oh my. >> serpentine. >> it was alan arkin this is where i'm really cool. >> your face >> there's a moment where he says, you got to warm the wheels, and i say, oh, yeah, warm the wheels. >> you didn't -- you were okay how was your digestive system after that >> i notice there's no video of you getting out of the car >> no, no, and there's no video of the muffin that i had earlier. >> wait, did the muffin go this way? >> it's one of those things you do, like, when you have had too m