and i'm very -- in awe of like mike campbell and ben.d anything better than that. i was just very lucky, you know, i think to be successful you have to work really hard, but you also have to have a little bit of luck. and i think i was very lucky that these two pals of mine happened to be now some of the greatest musicians in the world. so i've been lucky that way. we still have our spats and stuff. but i don't think there's anything -- in the way the band to us has become bigger than us in that we all respect it. and i don't think we want to do anything that would tear it down. >> uh-huh. when you first got started, tom, was it your dream, then your goal then to be a front man or did that happen in some unique way? >> i have never been comfortable being the front man. >> never? >> never. >> you've been doing it for a while. you might want to settle into this. you might want to settle in, tom petty. >> no. i got stuck with the job. i -- first of all, i started playing the bass because nobody else would play the bass. and then -- and then

from king tut to the campbell soup can, all out of corn stock. jest, mike's daughter in law, now the designer. she is an artist, and the cornfields is her canvas. >> we want to make it the coolest possible visual that we can achieve. >> a gps guided mower cuts the corn while it is still short. the finishing touches are done by hands. a maze that used to take to up a month to create, now takes a day. >> once we finally, you know, fly the drone up to see what it looks like, it is very cool feeling to have created such a huge work of art. >> the corn maze isn't simply a novelty. at a time when farm across the country having to make difficult economic choices, some are looking for new ways to improve their bottom line. the maze accounts for nearly a thirds every the farm's profit >> we don't do nearly as much farming in the fall, we do much more end take in the fall >> entertaining families at the farm each year is the real reward. >> fun to do stuff that makes memories. those no one can take from you >> in a place where you find fun by getting lost. mola lenghi,

mike: there's also companies like campbell soup. who is a great venture capitalist. mike: large corporations. kevin: can you reimagine of the repatriation happens, they reinvest in small businesses, start-ups, things that are happening. that could be a good next leg of growth for this company. >> they have to find the right things to invest in. maria: lists are helpful. thank you so much, brian. should we take a look at ibm real quick. ibm m and check out the stock yesterday. one of the reasons the dow industrials hit 23,000 -- i wanted to mention that, is this a turning point for ibm? mike: i don't think so. so much of the volume is alga -- trading. that seems like a short squeeze. maria: ibm, ge stocks that we want to look today. brian, good to see you, thank you. the fight is growing over catalonia's speech for independence. how the spanish government is trying to stop the succession. more video of scary fly-by that two passengers at risk. we will tell you about it. straight in a minute alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the mar