then he said, will you come to slovenia for my wedding?to say yes. >> jimmy: yes, sure. how was the wedding? >> the wedding was interesting. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> they have a lot of traditions there. the wedding lasted about 14 hours. >> jimmy: what? >> so i was surrounded by -- drunken slovenians for 14 hours. very few of which spoke english. >> jimmy: oh, that's great. >> and andre kopitar speaks english but he was busy getting married so there was no one to talk to. i was in bed by 9:00. >> jimmy: that sounds terrible. he better let you take that stanley cup home when they win it again. >> the other thing is i want him to acknowledge me when i'm in the stands because we're friends but he won't do it. just a little wave, that's all i'm asking for. >> jimmy: really, because basketball players will do it all the time. >> all the time. >> jimmy: hockey players, not so much. >> i literally have asked him. will you please look at me and wave to me? when you're -- not while you're playing, i'm not expecting you to be doing it during play. but j

$10 million to be won, and includes companies from around the rope canada, india, as well as to sloveniand, so a lot of people are trying to make the tricorder of the future the tricorder of now, so this is definitely something to take a look at. brad: thank you, ramy. ♪ brad: this is "bloomberg west." i am brad stone. after leaving groupon, may send launched an act, providing audio tours of cities based on your location. thanks for joining us. when i last saw you, we were traipsing around. andrew: i knew you were going to bring that up. nothing funnier. brad: that was the launch. that was, what, four months ago? andrew: we launched about two months ago in the app store. it was the beta we were doing. we have got 90 tours launched just in the san francisco bay area, and each one lasts about 45 minutes, and it takes you to a different part of the city and helps you see it through somebody else's eyes. these are immersive like very high quality walks, where a two or guy is telling you where to go. your phone is in your pocket the whole time. brad: and you have great tour guides too. andrew

this includes companies from around the world from the united states to canada, india, slovenia, and. a lot of people are trying to make the tri-quarter of the future the tri-quarter now. this is definitely something fun to go take a look at. brad: thank you, randy. cannot wait for the tri-c order. mark crumpton joins us from new york with a preview. market: rand paul makes it official, he's running for president. he made -- wasted little time criticizing the establishment and both parties for the frustration felt by voters. john hyland will join me with analysis. the summer of the americas gets underway this week in panama city. at the top of the u.s. agenda a meeting between president obama and growl castro. the two countries laid the groundwork in december to reestablish diplomatic relations after 50 years of hostilities. carlos gutierrez discusses what is at stake for washington and havana and the region. back to you in san francisco. brad: thank you. the former group on ceo, andrew mason, is next. ♪ brad: this is "bloomberg west." i'm brad stone. andrew mason's trading coupons t

and then spain, portugal, slovakia, slovenia would be the difficult once.lix: so you're saying germany is not the hardliner? erik: i think that's right. germany will not under any circumstances risk as being the bad guys in europe. then there is the risk of greece going somewhere with russia or whatever. germany is a regional power of types and i'm sure merkel would not be want to be called by obama saying what are you doing in your backyard. the big game is to persuade some of the hardliner's in the slovakian's, iris, spanish. alix: thank you so much for speaking with me. i want to update on the headlines with the other varoufakis speaking. he is saying that greece will follow the imf rules in labor and pension. he says they are basically useless. they need to make some better of cuts in the pension market. he says that he does not doubt that the greek pension system is in trouble but has different views on labor as well as reform. asset sales will need to weigh employment as well as other issues in greece. a lot of headlines coming out from yanis varoufak