he's a real peter keating type who needs other people to like him. we know he's an obama fan boy. obama met with him. what is his whole point here? you know, that it's a moral imperative that ceos don't make so much more than the lower employees. the truth is, he's worth a lot more. he's the one who started the company when he was 19 years old. i don't know. his employees seem to like it. it's almost like you're saying you're not really worth this amount of money but i just feel so bad for my success i'm going to, quote, share the wealth. straight out of obama playbook. >> the 130 employees i think they're going to be on the welfare line soon. >> i'm not sure about that. i think that what he is trying to do, trying to draw attention to an inequality problem that we have in this country. overwhelming majority of americans feel that way. 40% of them think corporations actually need to play a role in fixing that. >> so attention to a problem that needs fixing? >> no he's not just playing there with their future. >> revenue, the company made $15 million a year last year. now saddling