mike gunzelman to get to streets of new york city to see if it has the same appeal as a used it to have you find out? >> the fact is that the question for millennial's and younger people, what is the big deal, is a black friday or cyber monday and i took to the streets and spoke to anyone on the street. check it out. will you take part in black friday yourself? >> absolutely. reporter: you love to get out there? you get out there early? >> ready to go when the stores open. reporter: i love these guys. have you ever done black friday before? >> no. reporter: why is that? >> the crowds. reporter: will you take part in black friday? >> yes. reporter: okay. >> absolutely. reporter: what is so great about black friday? >> online, baby, that's where it sat. reporter: will you be doing black friday today? >> no. not black friday. cyber monday for sure. reporter: do you order online? >> i've already started my cyber monday. are not going to lie. reporter: of course you did. >> i'm a huge online shopper. i have my cards ready to go. reporter: what would it take for you to get up at let's say 4:0

cheryl: mike gunzelman is here to explain. great. what he did. there's no krispy kreme stores in minnesota. he would drive 500 miles round-trip to iowa, where they're there. he would buy boxes, 5, 6, $7 and he would drive back to college and sell them for up to $20. i give him props. he's a college student and needs money. krispy kreme told him to stop, they think it's a liability issue. i think the solution is easy, open up a krispy kreme in minnesota and hire this kid. lauren: right on campus. before krispy kreme came to new york city, my dad would do business trips in north carolina and he would bring us home a box of krispy kreme. cheryl: hey, krispy kreme, newsrooms love donuts. we had the debate before the show. when is it too early to decorate for christmas? what constitutes too early? >> we don't have an official answer for that. i would say around thanksgiving, like thanksgiving-esque, the weekend afterwards, you're allowed to decorate. according to a new study, the earlier you decorate, the happier you are. cheryl: e

here with reaction, mike gun gunzelman.f how this played out. >> he had a real opportunity here and he essentially blew it. you know what i mean? the nfl didn't have to do this for him at all. they invited all 32 teams, 25 were going to go. jillian: instead, eight show up. >> now eight show up because he did this on his own. i think he comes across selfish and is more of a hassle than ever before. he had an opportunity. there was no guarantee that anybody would sign him. now he comes across as it's all about me. once again, it's been three years we've been dealing with this from collin kaepernick. jillian: the quick version of the story, if you're not aware of what happened, apparently colin kaepernick wasn't happy with how the nfl was doing this for him. he decided about 30 minutes before this workout to say never mind, i want to do it my way, i'm going to a different location. by the way, it's not exactly around the corner. so come join me over there. >> there were a couple he'll disagreements that he had. here's the thin

to fox news headlines 24/7 reporter carley shim discuss, internet radio host/sensation, mike gunzelman i think we're aging out of that we're still technically the millenials. we're exact same age. >> a couple years left, for sure. this is relatable top i can. i can see it happening, especially happening with our generation, millenials. credit card debt. student debt is a huge one. student debt is huge issue. people are, why don't you buy a house? a 60,000-dollar house baby boomers would have had is half a million dollars now. there is no money saved. neil: like i got away with murder. >> you know what though? this one surprised me, it has to do with wages. when you consider millenials by a long shot have a college degree than baby boomers, look at millenial women, 72% are in the workforce, making more money than women ever had before. i'm not sure the study factors that into consideration across the board. neil: in real inflation terms. depending where you live can be a big thing. it shows, given fixed costs rising, incomes are not, that -- >> millenial makes $35,000 a year. that is aw