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we're just going to go upstairs and listen to pink floyd. >> yeah, i mean, there's so much change. think that's one of the reasons matt wrote about this decade in particular is it was sort of this hazy glow of everything is okay and it's interesting to look back. it's not that long ago. and yet it almost seems like fantasy. >> jon: this is one of those shows where people's interest in the episodes are so high that they can't tell you what's happening. like do they tell you, do they go, you're not going to believe your season. it's great. or are they like a guard comes with two pages of script and he sits there and reads it. you memorize this. here. >> well, it's a little bit of both. i mean people who come on and are maybe just in one episode them don't get the full script. they'll just get the pages and what to say. but over the years, i usually call matt at the beginning of the season and okay tell me everything. he's like okay. he'll start with one story line and sort of give me an overview of the season. sometimes those things make it in. sometimes they don't. sometimes the sto

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. >> to quote pink floyd, it's another brick in the wall, that's for sure. jon fortt, something else here? >> something to note here with google's numbers that might be important going forward. noticing that the effective tax rate that google's reporting is actually 8%. that compares with 18%, both last quarter and in the same quarter a year ago. so you've got to wonder how much that low tax rate affected their profitability and eps in that quarter. >> indeed. all right, thank you, all. an important earnings report period just now and wouldn't you know, it's the fast food company that is the only one that beat on the top line, of all three. and it's up 7.5% right now. thank you. >>> coming up, just three days of the tax deadline comes news of a b involving current and former irsit uil you hea wh they did, michelle. >> oh, i'll be shocked. >>> also, we're going to speak exclusively to bb&t ceo about his company's earnings and his bank's trouble with stress tests. >> that and much more coming up on the "closing bell." you are watching cnbc, first in business w

pink floyd, all that crazy pink floyd stuff, paul mccartney. he was bruce's original guy way back.ee years. >> i think there's such a powerful market for nostalgia of a certain kind. who's next? do you have other bands you're going to pull back together? >> that's a good question because i honestly think this is the next evolution of where concerts are going to go, i really do. especially for the older artists. how many concerts can you do, you know. the bruce springsteens and mick jaggers of the world are the exceptions to the rule. most people just stand there and play their songs, which is fine. this adds a whole other depth of entertainment to experience, and i think a lot of bands could be doing this in the future. >> you know, you said something really fascinating about the beatles versus the rascals as an artist. you say the beatles were just too damn good. they weren't accessible as an artist, the rascals were. it's so funny you said that because i grew up and i listened to the beatles, that's all i listened to. a songwriter by the time i was 13 or 14. it took me until i wa

. >> pink floyd wasn't the '80s. get out of here. >> right. >> we're talking about madonna, right?d wham. i wanted to ask you, though, the '80s were known as the decade of agreed. how different from the millennial generation. my goal was to makes a much money as i could. >> and that was a huge change in the 1980s. to know it mama made an impact is it look at what chankd. in the beginning, there was a survey of college fresh men asking why they were going to school and the largest answer on that was i want to educate myself and learn about how to essentially be a citizen of the world. by the end of the '80s, the top answer among college fresh men was i want to make more money. i'm going to school to make more money. and it stay that had way ever since. and so part of what the '80s taught an entire generation was not just focus on the me, but focusing on the me is good. and you see that in the movie wall street obviously agreed gr good. but think what nike, just do it, and the focus on the individual just doing it. that still sticks with us today. >> and you say that the day that mar