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last night we had ceo of paychex on the show. i happen to be a customer of paychex and i have to tell you i met with partners in the businesses i'm involved in, and in each case, we had to estimate how much business we could lose or how we could slow things down spending wise because we're no longer in a hurry to do things fast. why bother if three weeks from now the government's going to default? who is going to spend? who is going to want to eat out in that situation? each business i'm involved is a service business which caters to that trade. i know what i'm talking about here. i'm nervous. take this morning, one of my colleagues at the street.com who picks stocks for a living asked me advice on a company that leases and maintains uniforms. i said sell it. colleague says why? i said because the numbers are too high given what's going on in washington. why would you need more uniforms if the politicians have made it clear that the economy's going to collapse. who starts spending ahead of a calamity. hey, calamity coming, let me

as soon as they get those paychex they will go out and spend it. melissa: meantime the fed has said they are not boeing to taper. a lot was in response to tape anticipating these two crises coming up. is that a big help? >> not really. i think the fed's not tapering, not slowing down its purchases isn't going to have a major impact on the economy. it pushednterest rates down by a quarter of a percent on 10-year bonds so nothing very substantial. what worries me about the fed's decision is that there's a lot of risk-taking going on by banks, by investors, by individuals because they're reaching for yield, because interest rates are still artificially very, very low. melissa: so we're creating bubbles elsewhere as a result of what we are trying to do with the fed. >> we may be creating bubbles right here at home. melissa: marti feldstein, thank you so much for coming on. we appreciate. >> good being with you again. melissa: next on "money," mark cuban finally gets his day in court. it is one big, ugly fight. the billionaire entrepreneur taking sec he

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. >> largest payroll processor is paychex, marty came on last night and said we have 14 straight monthsmore people being added. i've interviewed this man every quarter and this is the most bullish he's ever been. he just said, look, government, see you later. he said because of the federal government creating a pall over everything, he does not expect even this head of steam to continue. i mean, how do you raise numbers, raise numbers sequester? raise numbers debt ceiling? you have to have a reason you raise numbers. >> "time" magazines puts it all in perspective. >> they still have a cover? >> those are the words, "majority rule" crossed out with a red pen. i was walking in this morning. one of the security guards said lock them up in a room like the vatican until there's a deal. >> smoke coming out of the top of the capital. >> when companies come out and issue guidance saying they're going to be above and below -- >> so it's only of those companies that issue guidance? guidance is below what was previously their guidance? >> they're guiding below where -- at this point they're guidin

i mean, i had the ceo of paychex on last night and he said we were coming in with a head of steam toandle affordable care. what he says is, look, a long-term shut down and all bets are off. i think that's pretty much where we are. he did say this was the best we've been in a long time. coming into this, all government, all government stopping this, not any business people but government. >> jim, what's long term? anything past two weeks? anything past or up to the 17th? what is long term? >> it sounds like by the end of the month they can pretty much stretch things out. bill gross had a great interview. bill gross said there's really nothing big, no big bond that we have to worry about in terms of a coupon between now and the end of october. >> we had a guest this morning who pointed out it would be like the november 2nd payment for social security. that would be the big issue. >> i agree with joe, there's no agreement, we'll go over that. i think if people start freaking out -- i'm trying to figure out why the market is allegedly so complacent. i think it's because of what warren bu