sharla: you have a deal. lemonis: okay. sharla: okay. i believe she's changed. but i'm also going to make money on this deal. with my investment of $50,000, i can make a 10% annual return by only selling 850 bags of popcorn a month. if i were to put that money in a bank, my annual return would be less than 2%. and while i'm happy that sharla made all the changes, what i'm really happy about is that we're gonna make a lot of money selling a lot of popcorn. sharla, the fact that i... sharla: [ sniffles ] i'm supposed to be tough. [ chuckles ] no tears. just...thank you for helping. now let's go make money. lemonis: we got to get it right this time, okay? we have a lot of work to do, but i want you to get it right. -i'm gonna help you make money. -sharla: okay. lemonis: let's go make some popcorn. i visit swansons fish market, a multi-generational landmark located in fairfield, connecticut. is it always this busy? gary: yeah. lemonis: but after a tragic fire, these owners are struggling to keep their heads above water. how are you surviving

even baby sharla is involved. what can greece do to find carmen grounds with the rest of europe? has made a study of athens and the people searching for a better political economy. also with us john levy. we will get to multifamily housing here. professor calomiris, on greece somebody has got to pay the price. the imf is suggesting a debt write-down, the bond comes at 100, it is at 80, and they want to push it down to 50 as a general. why can't that happen? prof. calomiris: it can happen and it has to happen in some sense. overall, there is not enough money that will come out of greece to pay its debt. of course, most of that debt come about 90% of it is a held debt, and that is of course taking a haircut too. tom: is this part of the discussion or part of the non- discussion right now? prof. calomiris: it is definitely a part. writing down the great does not solve the problem, and the greek government is missing the opportunity to find an agreement for reform. that is the real story. olivia: i want to jump in with the sprint fourth-quarter adjusted earnings per share, $1.7 billi