sbarro and longhorn steakhouse are two restaurants the new york times says are changing up the menu. the smaller meals won't necessarily save diners any cash, but it's saving companies money on excess food costs. good behavior does not go unnoticed at one restaurant. the owner of an italian resturant in washington state treats children to free dessert if they are well behaved. recently the king family was given ice cream plus a $4 discount because of their courteous kids. still to come, big box stocks. the retailers our traders are eyeing to own. that's later in traders unplugged. but first, the latest country threatening europe's economic stability. a check in overseas is next with bill moller. the european debt crisis. remember that phrase? don't think we've heard too much about it lately. well, maybe we should start worrying about it again. but this time, it's not just greece or ireland or portugal that'll be in the headlines. bruce helmer is an award-winning financial advisor and co-founder of the financial consulting firm wealth enhancement group. you have a book out called "rea