>> well, you know, we think it's a great variety play for popeye's. this is the fourth year in a row we run a crawfish festival. every year it increases in sales and popularity. so, you know, i think we're pretty satisfied that seafood is becoming a mainstay in our menu. >> now let's talk about the fact that you're still doing measured growth in that you're opening stores and closing stores. when will you get to the point where all we've been hearing, all we hear about is opening a number of stores and then being able to be a national advertiser so when i'm watching football i'll see an ad for popeye's? >> you know, we are increasingly a national advertiser adding flights each year is our sales increase. and to your point, we're growing the most free standing units in our category. so this year the net unit growth will be up about 4% which is very respectable. the units that we closed that have moved where the trade area has moved or we've -- leases expired, those units have less than half the average unit volumes of our new units, jim. really the foc

we are gring to popeye's. because -- i'll tell you why we're going to popeye's.cramer last night on the show -- >> who's right here, by the way. >> -- talk about the company who owns popeye's and how trendy it is becoming. i'm going to take the whole -- >> how much would that cost? $24.95 for a bucket for the whole staff? >> i'll bring the jug. >> folks, we don't know what the hell we're talking -- what the heck we're talking. if you don't know what the heck we're talking about, i made a bet with herb on jcpenney stock. i'm not betting against jcp -- that's not my job. >> afce. thank you. i had popeye's last night. it was delicious. crawfish festival right now. it was delicious. >> popeye's aside, how bad was this for jcpenney? was this a kitchen sink quarter for ron johnson where he said dump everything bad? >> no. i think he's got inventory up the with a zo the wazzu. i was looking at the real estate and investment trusts involved with jcpenney because i worry about their finances. i still don't understand. has he moved out? is he in involved? is he involved? d

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. >> what are you doing, popeye? >> we are setting some chairs up to do dips. make do with this. so, these chairs work pretty good. we get the right level we want. and just make do with what we have. it's probably one of the best exercises you can do. if you can just do one exercise, dips are probably the best thing you could do. i try to stay in shape all the time. i surf a little bit. these guys come in here, the youngsters, they ask me for advice on how to workout. that is a good dip. going all the way down. coming up. see it working his chest, his shoulders, his lats. most of them, if you look around, you can see, they're not in that good of shape. seems like t sitting on their butts too long, watching video games and working on computers. they have to get busy workin ages. oh, man. >> one, two, three. >> but not all inmates find camaraderie in jail.as a gang member with a violent past, albert briceno is locked in a single cell 22 hours a day. >> here we have albert briceno down here on appeal for his 150 years, 8 counts of robbery. >> he is the one trying

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manufacturing is to america what spinach is to popeye. the strength of america is manufactured.ou don't think we can have a great country based on service? >> again, you go back to our terminals and electricity has to come through there. where you get do you get that from? a hydroelectric dam words power that is coal-fired. and now now they have all of these restrictions on coal mining and also the hydroelectric and i have talked to the people and they said that they can't find workers that work on the turbines to repair the turbines. so the day to come. it could come when no one is around to manufacture it. every little part has to be shaped. someone has to take a chunk of metal and put it into the machine and all that down to 120 southend-- 120,000th of an inch. neil: you been in every pixar movie. >> .true, but in the long haul, actors, sports, celebrities, the rest of us, we aren't. neil: how did you do it? how did you succeed and do the things you do? how do you you still be a big success in hollywood? the left loves you. the right loves you. and it's pretty much from as fa

i call it popeye's from philadelphia. other people call it popeye's. not have the crawfish special in new orleans because my daughter is a vegetarian and maybe crawfish for the show. >> i know you'll work it off. it's the 4:00 a.m. workout. >> good one today. >> good one today. as you know, apple in the bear market territory. we'll ask a long-timeshare holder if he's adding or pairing the position. walmart starting black friday on a thursday. the holiday shopping season wars have begun. how do you play them? that's when we come back. >>> welcome back to the second hour on "squawk on the street." watching the markets carefully after the big drop yesterday, the worst of the year, in fact. chi in's changing of the guard. draghi not firing the bazookbaz. what's next? >> apple entering bear market territory. we have a shareholder to share whether he's adding to the position or trimming. >>> wall administrator's kicking off black friday earlier than ever before. when's it mean for the big box competitors? golden arches maybe not so golden anymore. october sa

you know, i don't know if you watched the old popeye stuff, but that's what wimpy did all the time. i would like to pay for my hamburger on tuesday. congress are masters at that. they created this crisis, and now they get to the crisis and they say, oh, whatever shall we do? oh, i know. we'll solve 10% of the crisis, and the other 90% we'll do sometime in the future on tuesday. >> okay. thank you, governor. now wi bring in the governor of utah, republican gary herbert. sir, you just heard the governor talking about our impending fiscal showdown on the hill. is that uncertainty having a similar impact on your constituents? >> there's certainly a lot of uncertainty out there having an impact on america and certainly on american business. i appreciate his common sense approach. he slices through the baloney and gets to the heart of the matter. washington needs to get their fiscal house in order, i applaud their efforts. i expect they'll have leadership back there and get something done. states will be impacted by what they do do. we in utah are doing very well. we will probably have ab

>> popeye's.out yesterday, we talked about cramer's interview with pvh where the ceo was saying that because of the izod sales at jcpenney, he was actually seeing a bump up. he was actually being complimentary to what he sass seeing inside of jcpenney. what do you think about that? >> pvh is having a great run. the izod is actually doing well at penney. they need a bunch more shops. next year at this time they'll have 30 additional shops. if they do, and the customer comes back -- and. they run some promotions like they did for black friday -- they can bring in the customer. they're not going broke despite what other people say. so at these prices, the bonds and the stock are very interesting. >> jan, who are the single or one or two best run retailers in america right now? who's doing it right? jcp? >> macy is doing as right as anybody's ever done it and walmart is doing it as right as anybody's ever done it. >> walmart of the walkouts with the employees? >> whoa, whoa. >> they are running their

maybe he eats it because he likes it. >> brian: popeye comes with added stress . you break out before you eat the meal . >> steve: thank you very much pop eye. five-days before the u.s. election . anything is happening and waiting for an october surprise and this probably would have been it if we had known about it one of our predator drones was fired upon by a couple of iranian fighter planes. they squeezed off two volleys of machine depun fire. first time iran has shot at our aircraft . but it is clearly an act of war. they were asked about it yesterday. curious timing before the election and we are finding out about after? >> it is before the election, the white house give you any guidance as to whether give you information. >> i have said this two or 3or four or five timings . we don't comment on classified missions and i will not get in to discussions that occurred between this department and the white house. they were informed early on. >> using the cover of classified. and you know, if you will recall, this time shots fired. it was not shot down. last time

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you remember wimpy, popeye's friend, i'll gladly pay you tuesday for a hamburger today, and obama wouldax increases now. republicans have been rolling over on these kinds of deals since as long as i've been able to remember. since i was in garanimals with reagan and tip o'neill and the democrats then were promising spending cuts that never came, through george bush and george mitchell who came away from a similar deal with a big smirk on his face and no spending cuts. i think it's about time republicans stop rolling over and falling for these deals. please, because why do we have a republican party if they don't say no? >> steve: sure. and we've been talking about how the atmosphere on capitol hill officially with the big negotiators has been kind of gloomy. politico, the lefty blog, says that inside the talks with the people who are doing a lot of talks, contours of a deal including the size of tax hikes and spending cuts, it will contain are starting to take shape. so it does sound like even though both sides are still strident in what they don't want to give up, sounds like behind th