enter 10-year-old michael piper and his 9-year-old sister katrina from marblehead. >> i like chickens because they don't really try to hurt you or complain. >> i think we might be the only like kids that are chicken sitting. >> reporter: chicken sitting was michael's brainstorm. >> i thought they were cool. >> they are happy when you feed them as most things are. looking to pick up a couple bucks. >> i don't get allowance. >> reporter: last summer's business was hatched. >> i come in the morning and i let them out of the coup. >> reporter: for a small fee he makes sure the chickens have freshwater, and fresh food, and he and katrina will collect the fresh eggs. >> i like all animals because i think we are animals too and family. aretawrng profit. >> my -- turning a profit. >> my mom says save up so that's probably what i am going to do. >> it's become a thing. >> yeah fresh eggs. >> to have your chickens to have fresh eggs and we have a sales guy with his own chickens and the eggs i bought off a him are great. >> and they are businesslike. >> chicken -- very good chicken sitters. toug

piper. heidi: tom cruise, sadly not my top 10, but the edge of tomorrow, can you tell me why you are so bearish about the current market. michaeledge of tomorrow, tom cruise's guild over and over in dover again. -- he film me and tom cruise. we are both eternal. basically, he knows in advance the aliens are going to lose ante keeps finding new ways of telling the top brass they're going to lose ante keeps being killed, but eventually they listen to him. i dressing the paradigm, you cannot keep trying to force more debt into the system. we need to see something change. we need to see something new being injected into the system. or we will see this over and over again. rishaad: the definition of lunacy by einstein. michael: that is what we are doing. ask the problem being there is note demand for credit -- no >> the problem is there is no demand for credit. rates are at zero but no one is borrowing. how do i jack up aggregate demand? >> let's paint people. that seems to be something companies minimize. naturally, the ceo does well. that if you do not pay people very much, they do not spend very much unless they can borrow. and,