. >>> bet on netflix? they have a way to make money whether the stock giant goes up, down or nowhere at all. how would you like to get paid for shares at exxonmobil at a discount? the crude deal. the action begins right now. >>> nasdaq markets in the heart of new york's times square. i'm melissa lee. these are the traders and these are the days you need to be in stocked. 14 grand and counting, closing at the highest level since 2007. is it too late to get in? how should you play right now? let's get in the money. one thing that is interesting about the move to 14,000 and beyond is it's happening without technology, in large part and despite the lower move we've seen in apple. >> no doubt about t apple aspect is a very bullish thing. a lot of people, especially in q-1 last year when apple really went parabolic, i felt it was dragging the market up with it, almost 5% of the s&p at one point, 20% of the nasdaq. here we have a broad rally. apple's not participating. let me just tell you, people, this thing sca

content created just to stream on netflix.stings' big plan to distinguish netflix with high quality content as you would see on showtime and hbo. shares are trading higher today on expectations that the new show will draw in new subscribers, but the strategy of releasing all 13 episodes at one time. that's in contrast to hbo which keeps people watch month to month to watch the end of "game of thrones." on the "today" show this morning kevin spacey, who stars in "game of thrones" says netflix is giving people what they want. >> so many times i'm hearing friends of mine saying i stayed home and watched two seasons of "breaking bad," watched two seasons of "dexter." >> now we'll have to see if people want to sit down and watch season after season of "house of cards." now, "house of cards" has a rating of 70 out of 100 on mediyettic which is pretty good and we won't get any actual ratings or official results of how well it's down from netflix, but we'll be watching to see whether netflix's streaming volume increases over the weeke

netflix is offering all 13 episodes at once. counting on that to draw new subscribers to binge view. after they binge viewed a little bit, they'll stick around. seems pretty bullish, says the show looks and feels like an hbo or show time series. morgan stanley scott devitt issued a statement saying the content strategy is key to its long-term growth, saying the opportunity has an opportunity to reach what he estimates is the potential market of 50 million subscribers. on the downside, netflix has such a big percentage of the u.s. market, could be increasingly difficult to accelerate its subscriber growth. netflix itself is not seeing any ratings. melissa? >> julie, this is interesting to me. we laughed when he they announced who the cast was for this "house of cards" and what the cost was to create this sort of content last year. to me isn't there a ton of risk if you don't like this thing? if i don't like "girls" i certainly like "game of thrones," and i'm going to stick around and not cancel that thing. if i'm left with their

>> reporter: of course netflix isn't alone.zon for one has its own streaming service and rights to downton andy and other shows. it means more shows and more movies on more devices for less money but this too comes at a price. >> endless choices. endless options. infinite options. >> reporter: for long-time film critic leonard malten there's no place like a movie house. >> you go into the theater and you're seeing it in a big space in the dark surrounded by other people who are just as excited as you are to see the movie. larger than life on the big screen. that's experience-a. experience-b, you're riding on the subway and you're watching it on your little i-phone. as something to pass the time as you're commuting. you tell me if there's a difference in twos two experiences. >> reporter: and movies should be special and different? >> i think movies should be special and different. i think movies should be different from the new episode of the price is right. yeah, i do think they should be. >> i am big. it's the picture that go

netflix. will you look the at this thing? this is why i got in the stock market, holy cow it is behaving like the netflix of old. lang sees a bullish pennant pattern. it is when after a huge move higher, stocks zigzag, creating a triangle that looks like a pennant. why is this so beautiful? pennants are what is known as continuation patterns. pennant, move higher. you got it. we saw netflix make a pennant formation in november. over the next six weeks, the stock rallied. that is before netflix reported blow-out numbers weeks ago. take a gander at the weekly chart. again, he wants to go back in time a little. the weekly tells lang, when netflix reported, the sellers were nowhere to be found. check out the williams percentage r-oscillator at the bottom of the chart. it has been so right for us. developed by larry williams, smart guy. the idea being that it helps to measure if the stock is overbought, may be due for a pullback. if it's oversold it could be due for a bounce. wait a second. it is looking similar to where it was in

well, netflix is the best. you heard that right. the worst and netflix the best, but will that hold for the rest of the year? that trade is next. >>> also ahead, the dow may be at 14,000, but herb greenberg says investors beware. he's laying out the possible traps that are hidden in this market. stay with us for that. >>> rock 'n' roll. take a look at these markets. 14,000, the last trade on the dow jones industrial average with a gain of 104 points. the index on close to close above 14,000 for the first time october 17th, 2007. just want to point out that some of the leadership is really coming from the banks and telecom. bank of america, verizon, at&t, all among the winners. three standouts on the downside, merck down 3%, exxon mobil and hewlett-packard the throw laggards unable to go positive, even in a bull market. scott? >> maria, thank you. the s&p hitting its highest levels since 2007. best performer of the year, believe it or not, netflix, up almost 80%. the worst, i know it's surprising but it's apple. down some 14% over th

growing, 40 million and counting for netflix. for that and more let's go to our own julia boorstin out in lovely california at the all things digital dive into media conference. julia? >> reporter: thanks so much, bill. i'm shund by michael linton who oversees all of sony's music, movies and tv business. sony corporation -- sony entertainment, inc. michael, the stars deal we've been talking about, know that netflix made a play for the movies. how did you end up with stars? >> stars has been our partner for many, many years. done really well with them. they made a terrific offer and decided to keep going with stars. that being said, do a lot of business with netflix. we were part of the "house of cards" production so we're happy to be with them as well. >> reporter: how is netflix changing your business which general, driving up prices when someone like stars accesses your content? >> doing a couple things, doing what you just described which is driving up prices in general, not just in the u.s. but other markets are netflix is pr

business as it keeps growing and changing, they'll have to start doing original content. >> netflix very serious about this one. the company has spent $100 million for 26 episodes and it's releasing the first 13 starting today. later this year netflix will release new episodes of the comedy classic "arrested development." >>> the monthly jobs report due out in less than an hour impacting wall street. we turn to jackie deangelis. good friday morning, jackie. >> good friday morning to you. that's the super bowl on wall street every month. ahead of the jobs report we've got futures higher as investors are waiting to get that data out. meantime, it's expected to show that another month of tepid hiring occurred as companies continued to hold back on adding new workers. forecasts calli ining for payro to rise. unemployment seen holding steady at 7.8% for the third straight month. we're also going to get data on consumer sentiment, manufacturing and construction spending and earnings from exxon mobil, chevron and merck the dow lost 39 points but the dow had its best january since 1994. the

speaking of competition, you mentioned netflix, we have to mention netflix, big disrupter not only the distribution side which it has been for years but also on content, new series house of cards all 13 yep soweds out on-line, is this a significant building risk? >> well, it certainly makes netflix look itself like a house of cards. because reid hastings is betting $100 million on this greek-- new content that he's creating. and this is just the first of many series that he's hoping will attract-- attract new subscribers. the real issue though with netflix is the costs that they are paying for this content. and it's higher than any network or cable company has to pay. investing $100 million in house of cards the series, you can buy, after friday when they premier the series tomorrow, you can buy the whole series, all 13 episodes for one month, 7.99 and then drop out of netflix so i'm not sure that strategy going to work. >> we'll have to find out if that return on investments is there for its shareholders, porter bibb with mediatech capital parter? s. >> susie: one theme this earnings

speaking of competition, you mentioned netflix we have to mention netflix big disrupter not only the distribution side which it has been for years but also on content, new series house of cards all 13 yep soweds out on-line is this a significant building risk? >> well, it certainly makes netflix look itself like a house of cards. because reid hastings is betting $100 million on this greek-- new content that he's creating. and this is just the first of many series that he's hoping will attract-- attract new subscribers. the real issue though with netflix is the costs that they are paying for this content. and it's higher than any network or cable company has to pay. investing $100 million in house of cards the series you can buy after friday when they premier the series tomorrow, you can buy the whole series all 13 episodes for one month 7.99 and then drop out of netflix so i'm not sure that strategy going to work. >> we'll have to find out if that return on investments is there for its shareholders, porter bibb with mediatech capital parter? s. >> susie: one theme this earnings seaso

investors like the news and sent netflix's stock up 6%. there's some positive on that. >> silver lining for someone. ashley morrison here in new york. thank you. >>> well, coming up on the morning new, alzheimer's disease expected to reach high levels and later new jersey governor chris christie fighting back on the sensitive issue over his health. this is the "cbs morning news." >> announcer: "moneywatch" sponsored by advantavagisil. count on it. [ female announcer ] imagine skin so healthy, it never gets dry again. can your moisturizer do that? [ female announcer ] dermatologist recommended aveeno has an oat formula, now proven to build a moisture reserve, so skin can replenish itself. that's healthy skin for life. only from aveeno. >>> a tragic loss for a san francisco 49s just hours after the super bowl. delaney walker's aunt and uncle were driving back and were stopped outside of new orleans when a car slammed into them. both vehicles burst into flames. officials say it took until wednesday to identify the bodies. 26-year-old nicole t

i think netflix was really smart about that.vin spacey. had you known him before? >> no. i did not know him at all. and everybody who said i was working with him was sort of scared for me. >> jimmy: why? >> i don't know. i guess people are intimidated by him. so i was slightly intimidated by him. and he couldn't be more hilarious and -- we had a really good time. he is so professional. i was constantly trying to, without him knowing, trying get to him to laugh on, during takes. >> jimmy: did you shower with him? >> yeah. that would really get him to laugh. >> jimmy: how do you try to get him to laugh? >> we have a lot of romantic things going on. >> jimmy: now you've ruined thing for me. i've only seen the first episode. >> you didn't get that in the first episode? i failed at my job. >> jimmy: it seemed like he was committed to his wife, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: but i guess he's a politician so i should have figured it out. >> exactly. we have a seen where i may or may not disrobe a part of my wardrobe and they give you these l

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. >>> more details now, from netflix.lan to shift the postal service would lower netflix shipping cost. translating into fewer dvds for the same price. shares in netflix rose today. >>> twitter is issuing a warning after pornography videos began showing up on its new app. it allows users to share videos for their phone. now is restricting it for people 17 and over. the app warns some video may contain sexual contact. >>> the doubt -- the dow gained seven today. >> we are hoping to hear from the boy scouts on the question of gays in the organization. the boy scouts announced it is postponing its decision on gave leaders and scots until may. the board has said it was considering the change of this week. the proposal would allow local scouting used to decide membership rules for themselves . >>> a report from the senate says san francisco is one of eight school system is accused of diverting funds to feed poor children. the department has ordered the district to pay back $170 million. the worst offender was the los angeles s

it's the first time that a new series was launching on netflix a big experiment. baited breath with what would happen. i'm thrilled with the response and how many people have tuned in or streamed in. >> michael: what made you choose to do it that way? was it economics not getting another network to do it? how did you come to this arrangement. >> we teamed up with netflix because they offered to major things. two seasons up front guaranteed. and creative freedom. they gave us huge amount of creative control over this. that was an offer we couldn't refuse. and they being netflix, i thought how can we do everything new from the ground up? one of the ways to be new was to deliver this in a new fashion. and that means making the entire season available with one click. >> has that binge watching binge viewing, binge watching, this is a new thing. are you a pioneer in the way people watch entertainment now? >> we were the first to deliver a new show this way. i don't feel we're pioneers in the sense that binge viewing wasn't created by us. that's been happening for years

apple would be 550, netflix would be at 250.flix doing fabulous with the at reed hastings doob a fabulous job. stick with netflix. >>> mike in new york. >> caller: booyah, mr. cramer. thank you forgiving me the shoutout during the adt segment last week. i was watching with my wife at the time and she was very impressed with me, i need to thank you for that. >> i was thinking of you the whole piece. >> caller: i bought coach back in mid-january. >> why, mike? >> caller: i got in just under 52, and it just plummeted from 62. i was hoping make a quick buck in a few days. and you know, in and out, flip it legal quick and it didn't quite work. the stock just kept on dropping on me. >> did that most certainly. >> caller: too late to sell, mi mike. about to give up. >> that website says it's going to be some bid. look. too low to sell, but you watching the show, you got the adt shoutout which somehow was related to you, i haven't figured that out. why not buy adt instead of coach. that was the play. coach, no. adt, yes. >>> al in new j

big-name celebrities and big gamble that netflix is now taking on. >>> plus, why experts say you may be better off filing your . >>> it appears broadcasting cable tv has some new competition, but it's not a new channel they're up against, it's a website. nbc's mark barger explains how netflix changes how we could watch television. >> reporter: not content with handling other's movies is and tv shows, netflix is making its own, starting with a political drama "house of cards." >> we're a swing for the fences company. we want to do great things. >> reporter: the netflix ceo reed hastings said they took their inspiration from hbo, hoping a move to original content will grow its audience. the company's investing $100 million for 26 episodes of "house of cards," luring the likes of two-time oscar winner kevin spacey. >> if they're going to compete, they're going to have to eventually start doing original content. >> we're not nominating ing you secretary of state. >> reporter: spacey plays a devious congressman in the show. the show's entire first season of 13 episodes is being released s

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. >> and some are available on dvd, netflix, hulu, on demand, that kind of thing. >> yes.there are very good ones and you don't have to know too much ahead of time. >> "silver linings playbook" seems like a smaller story than the things we have seen before. >> it didn't make my top ten. i was hoping the best exotic mare i gold hotel would be dominated, a lot of good ones did not get nominated, but silver linings is good but i had issues with the back end of it. >> let's take a look at "silver linings playbook." >> it is 4:00 in the morning, pat. >> and he does, he survives the war after getting blown up. he survives it and escape to switzerland with katherine. you think he ends it there? no, she die, dad. i mean the world is hard enough as it is. can somebody say let's be positive, have a good ending to the story. >> pat, you owe us an apologize. >> mom, i can't apologize. i am not going to apologize for this. you know what i will do, i will apologize on behalf of earnest hemingway because that is who is to blame here. have ernest hemingway call us and apologize to us, too

netflix is placing its bets on kids who streamed video. jane king has the bloomberg business report. good morning. >> good morning. president obama touched on the automatic spending cuts last night. the pentagon might not have enough funds to pay for the military's health care if those cuts happen on march 1. the president bypass congress to boost the nation's cyber security. he said nuclear plants are all vulnerable to hacking and do need more protection. shares of sourcefire jumped 7% in anticipation of that news. another wow yesterday for the dow. the dow is now sitting at the highest level of the year. futures this morning are pretty quiet. netflix beefing up original programming. it already has "house of cards." there will have the first original tv series for children. a false the adventures of a snail that becomes superspeed the -- it follows the adventures of a smell that becomes a super speedy. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. >> goo

. >>> netflix branched out into new territory today by releasing its own original tv series. "house of cards" was shot in baltimore, but the political thriller is based in washington. if this experiment works, it could change the way we watch television s nbc's mark barger explains. >> reporter: not content with handling other companies' movies and tv shows, netflix is making its own, starting with the political drama "house of cards." >> we're a swing for the fences company. we want to do great things. >> the ceo reed hastings told cnbc the company took its inspiration from hbo, hoping a similar move into original content will grow its audience, now 27 million subscribers. >> words matter very much, ms. bonds. you should care more about them, given your profession. >> the company is investing millions for 26 episodes, luring the likes of kevin spacey. >> if they're going to compete in the business as it grows and changes they'll have to start doing original content. >> spacey plays a congressman out to subtly undermine a newly elected president. the show's entire first seaso

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netflix fresh 52-week high.out of disney yesterday. >> oh, geez. >> good for netflix for the content deal. >> iger, thinking about the money he's made on that position. >> he's smiling. >> how about herbert groover. disney was rather remarkable when iger took the time-out to explain how much he likes netflix, and the library. you're listening and saying, the noose is tightening on the shorts of netflix by the minute. bob lange yesterday said it could go back to 300. >> 300? >> just a technical guy. remember, you get a new clicker? have you seen the new clicker for buying a new tv? has netflix? >> i heard about it. that's what carl said, new tvs. skip the wi-fi thing. >> you need to work on that. >> i know. forget it. i'm not even going to go there anymore. i've got to get it down. >> could you do a wapner? wapner says, how do you feel about herbalife? when wapner says, what -- >> are you bullying me? >> time warner trading at all-time highs. a live and exclusive interview at 11:45. but first -- >>> coming up, we

netflix in their one upmanship says we have a better deal here.e still don't know what the ultimate cost is but momentum in the company is very strong. i'm not there and regard it an as very expensive and momentum play at this point. >> dan niles tells me he's short that name. >> recently. >> not looking so good recently. >> that was after it had already moved up a bunch. the way i think about netflix, what was just mentioned, there's a big fight for content out there. you're having to pay a lot of money to get that content. netflix has moved up 40, 50%. i looked at that, nothing has really changed. the deal you're seeing announced this morning speaks to the fact they spent a lot of money to get content and get people to watch your program. the valuation is the issue and a lot of this move up is short-covering. >> the bull move is didn't reed hastings prove to people like you they're adding enough subscribers to pay for all the content they're spending so much money on? >> you have to remember, this is one quarter. it is one good quarter. how did

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the flixies are meant to honor how people really watch netflix. before you settle in for the "madmen" quest, consider visiting the site to cast your vote. >>> everyone wants to see tina fey and amy poehler host the oscars next year, right? not exactly. of half say they'd like to see "bridesmaids" star melissa mccarthy get the gig. tina doesn't seem to mind saying she wouldn't dare sign up for the job because the oscars is simply too much work. >>> popular gossip blogger perez hilton is officially a father to a baby boy. the openly gay 34-year-old announced the news on perezhilton.com along with a picture of the little guy. no word on the the baby was adopted or if he used a surrogate. congratulations. >>> and finally remember that scene from "spider-man 2" when he used a spiderweb to stop a train. a couple of physics students used that to see if that could happen in real life. according to their calculation, yes, a properly anchored web could stop a four-car subway train. >> i don't want calculations, i want a reenactment. >> does the spider have

staying with technology now, netflix hoping it can start its own revolution with original programming. this weekend, the online movie service made the biggest bet yet releasing the $100 million series house of cards. the show stars kevin spacey as a manipulative and devious house majority whip. earlier, spacey spoke about the parallels between the politics of abraham lincoln's era and the one in his latest show. >> and, you know, when you watch even a current film like "lincoln" and you see even a president who was as beloved and in some sense has been almost put in a saintly spectrum in terms of how we view him in american politics and in our history, he was there doing backdoor deals to try to get the votes he needed. so it's a very interesting opportunity for us to examine a fictional congress, a fictional majority whip who while he might be devious and diabolical, he, i believe, is going to prove to be very effective. >> all 13 episodes of "house of cards" are available to stream right now on netflix. >>> it's been less than 24 hours since hillary clinton left the state department

netflix content. >> 13 episodes at once, released on netflix, which sounds unusual.t there the way that we are. what did you do over the weekend? so many times i'm hearing friends say i stayed home and watched two seasons of "breaking bad" or two seasons of "dexter." one, people do have long attention spans. for many years, intelligent people thought they didn't. if they're consuming it that way, one of the reasons why perhaps there's so much piracy, like "game of thrones" is one of the most pirated series in history -- >> building over it for weeks, people talking about it for several days and then here comes the next episode. >> this trend that we wanted to fall prey to in a sense, it's consumersville u.s.a. why not give the people what they want, instead of dangling the bait? >> the "new york times" calls this concept binge viewing. you watch it all in one sitting. starting today on netflix, you could watch all 13 episodes if you wanted to. let's talk about the content now. you play a very shrewd politician who, i don't know if i can say this on tv, screwed over b

look at netflix, for example.s hour, i will talk to the head of an on-line comedy network. and i'm going to ask him, how do you make money with video on the internet? very interesting answer he has got for us. that will be at 10:45. >>> years ago, my teenage daughters told me to buy stock in apple. it was $57 a share back then. i bought microsoft instead. that has been a problem for me. but apple's success has generated a problem it probably did not see coming, a massive, and i mean massive pile of cash. here's my take on a problem that i wish i had seen coming. 137 billion dollars cash, that is in apple's bank. what's the problem with that? well, everybody wants a piece of it. everybody has their own idea of what to do with it. and the top guy tim cook is under intense pressure to do something with it. in comes a well known investor, he tells apple's board to create a whole new class of stock that would pay a big dividend, that would attract people who want a piece of the cash pile without worrying about the huge

if you download movies or get them through the mail through netflix, they make suggestions all the time based upon your prior behavior. you know, we're creatures of habit in that we're likely to repeat a past activity which has given us pleasure rather than experimenting and trying something new and taking a chance with the new because, you know, we're somewhat insecure. >> hinojosa: so, there's something about you that a lot of people don't know, that... which is intriguing, that you are married to lani guinier. she was nominated by president clinton... >> she was nominated, at least initially, for an appointment as assistant attorney general for civil rights. >> hinojosa: and then something happened. and you were living that behind the scenes, and i'm sure that must have been a really... you know, as somebody like you who studies the media and the use of media and images, what did you take away from what happened with your family, with lani guinier, in that year? >> well, she was denied the opportunity to even, um, present who she was to the larger public, to defend her positions and

maybe that is the enthusiasm behind netflix because shares are up another five, nearly 6%.momentum play. the stock has practically doubled this year. granted, it is well off supplies for the past couple of years, but investors buy into the turnaround story of netflix. the pickup and streaming, content deals, missteps of about a year ago are in the rearview mirror. let's take a quick check of what is not working. falling about six and a half%, game stop, on word that microsoft will require an internet connection. that takes away the need for used games. of course, game stop is a biggie in second and video games. when resorts falling just one and one-third reset to 5%. indicating that the chinese government will crack down on votes to bring high rollers and from the mainland to macau which up until now has been super hot. we get the specs -- mixed bag, individual stocks being driven by earnings, both good and bad, bus -- plus the broader market, 100 points up at 100 points down. did write to our traders on the floor show. nyse-listed cme, and the nymex. in the bigger picture,

gabe slate tech report netflix has launched their awards ... can go to this website and the best thing is the 7 award categories. kind of how you watch streaming. many people will watch an entire television series season in one weekend. sometimes, a couple of weekends. they have the best tv marathon category. and also while tv has been a to a babysitter they can now use a netflix. the most tantrum canetamer i would say sponge bob would be the best for that category and the best hangover cure with comedy, with bromance ,.. pms and go vote gabe slate tech report >> jacqueline: headstrong system has that strong system has been impacting the midwest and northeast. i know. i know i need to quit this. - well, how about... - that smokers' helpline? yeah, they can give me a plan. - help me through the rough spots. - so you're ready to... quit? everyone wants me to quit-- my doctor, my wife, the dog. - not good for the dog. - anyone else? hmm? what? anyone else want you to quit? me! i want me to quit. tdd# 800-933-4833 - ( rings ) - woman: smokers' help

netflix can become a threat.ing he is optimistic that bringing in tv veteran jeff ducker will turn it around. >> i think there is tremendous new energy at cnn, inspire bid how strong we are internationally. cnn international, and on-line. cnn on-line a big suck sees. and we are trying to integrate those more. there is a lot we can do here. almost like a once in a lifetime opportunity facing cnn. >> those bewkes doesn't expect things to grow fast he is excited about the opportunity and in particular time warner's position. >> we don't have a lot of advertising or earning exposure. we are very spread out around the rest of the world. we have about a third of our revenue is global, not u.s.-based. a lot of it is subscription based, so it is very stable. and time warner has a down time in any major industrial. we are more resilient than most competition because we are more focused on network earnings and is up skripgs support than advertising. we always do better in down time. >> can you find my entire interview with

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>> netflix. >> netflix. >> there you go. >> you bring up netflix, is there premarket trading in netflixturday. >> andrew, you win this argument. >> thank you. >> can we talk about -- >> our distinguished panel who all speak with the whous onite on a frequent basis. >> i want to talk about the dreamliner. you guys are big in avionics. my question is do you think what's ed, gone on many years, delayed technical problems, will this prohibit future airplane development? >> you have to say it's not a good phenomenon for it. we still don't know the root cause of all this, still a lot of work left to be done. i fully expect regulators and additional steps for any type of aircraft development. yeah. >> does it affect your bottom line at all? a matter of orders for you? >> there's never one platform so significant for us if it goes off the radar creates a problem. i'm not that worried as far as impact on us. >> talk about deal making, two leading deal-makers at the table. all three of you are deal makers. >> i just buy stuff and these guys do it all the time. >> and get a big commission. >> we s