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go listen to the jcpenney conference call where marvin ellison talks about makeup. i thought e.l.f. was good. as i said to david, i thought it was an attractive offering. joe in new jersey, joe. >> caller: hello, cramer. >> hey, man, what's shaking? >> caller: i was rooting for your eagles monday night even though i'm a giants fan. >> thank you. that's very kind of you. i would not root for your team. >> caller: that's okay. >> what can i say? >> caller: my question is on gnc holdings. they recently missed with earnings, and they're losing market share. but their balance sheet looks good, and they got a nice 4% dividend. their earnings per share is trading at just over seven times earnings, and there's rumors of a takeover. >> you know, i got to tell you, it has been -- it's occurred to strategist at the street, that this is one to recommend. but i would be doing it on a takeover basis, and the fundamentals just aren't strong enough to justify me coming out and saying buy gnc. but i hear everything you said, and you've done your homework, joe. all right. jeff, mr. bezos, listen to m

marvin ellison, point blank, we're shooting against sears. i thought that was incredible. >> yes. or kmart. not a lot of people going to kmart either. >> my first suit was from kmart. it was a corduroy suit. my mom thought i looked great. >> nice. >> vest? >> no. >> no vest? >> i took the vest off before i went in because i thought that might look cheap. i thought it was corduroy and looked dynamite. one of these guys gave me money and said please go home, go home. i had a wearing button down. listen, you've got to go home. you have to go home. anyway, that was the old goldman. maybe they wear jeans now. >> they do. they don't wear ties. >> how can they not wear ties? >> we'll need pictures of that evidence, jim, i think you have to bring that in in the next few days. we are at 2,142 whether or not you believe 2,120, 2,110 has drawn a line in the sand? some discussion about how it's become even more important support? >> i think it has. but i think, if we're in a blackout period and we get an inventory number that is as low for oil tomorrow as we got last week, which remember was

if you go speak to estee lauder, marvin ellison at jc penney which has great deal with sephora, cosmeticse will pay up for great cosmetics. david, if you steal someone's lipstick these days, that's like stealing their iphone. >> really? >> lipstick is incredibly important. >> okay. i didn't know that. how would i know that? i don't use lipstick, contrary to the rumors out there. i don't. let's talk about yahoo a bit, guys. it's down about 1.6% right now, this after the company revealed that in 2014 it was the victim of a hack that may have seen as much as 500 million accounts lose or have their password and user name taken by what yahoo is calling a state-sponsored actor. let me give you a little background here after some conversations i've been able to have. we all know of course hacks happen all the time. constantly. all these companies are constantly getting hit with trying to hit their fire walls and get through their systems. in this case it appears that after the verizon deal was announced, yahoo received an incoming call saying that we have hacked your system. yahoo then embarked