, if it's the prime minister or some tycoon for anywhere, they go to spago.lways on fire you know, in istanbul we do better than anybody. why? because the labor cost there is really great so, we make actually more money in istanbul, except the exchange rate is terrible it used to be three and now it's eight. i might as well not change the money. >> very quickly, just to bring the labor conversation back here stateside, the tip credit is on the ballot in a number of states, a number of jurisdictions come midterm elections next month, including d.c., where i know you have some restaurants as well. >> yeah. >> where do you stand on this debate >> well, i really believe, you know, the salary distribution in between waiters and back of the house, chefs and dish washers, is not really equal. you know, so we need great cooks to serve great foods, yet the labor cost in the kitchen cannot be the same as in the dining room so, i think tip credit for me is an important part, especially for upscale restaurants where the waiters can take home $500 a night. but i think cof

, because we have a very interesting and very beloved referee, so i immediately imagine that areo spagoss tall. judging the competition, theater and film actor, tv presenter, pad player, honored artist of russia alexander vladimirovich olezhka the judge is accompanied by the secretary of the student college, marina temzova, and the secretary of the areapagat. karina knyazeva motherland and medals help out my assistant natalya fomenko from the city well, you know, musaratov, of course. ksenia kasatkina of amazing beauty, the city on the volga is called kineshma, ivanovskaya region, winner of the regional final, lev gayanov, city of st. petersburg , city of tosno, leningrad region, also winner of the regional final your honor dear judge , this is not your first time with us, but maybe someone does not know that we usually start with a speaking contest, 15 minutes before the start of the contest. i go up to our participants and give them a topic for eloquent speeches, and this time the topic is this. a magnifying glass was such a poet, his name was vladimir vladimirovich mayakovsky hello ,

horrible what he has done to the family, he wouldn't know how to serve something if he were a waiter at spagohe way it is going, he is the worst if the queen were around, i think those were her private feelings, older women, as you know. they become more efficient when like their feelings, you know, hey grandma good to see you, you got fat! kennedy: they don't screw around, we waste too much time with superficial pleasantries, she did away with that, at some point meghan will d did ato away with hai harry,. >> is no more sympt sympathy, jim we have to go. >> miss you already. kennedy: topical storm is coming up next, don't go away. ♪ (cheery music) - they get it. they know how it works... and more importantly... it works for them. - i don't have any anxiety about money anymore. - i don't have to worry about a mortgage payment every month. - it allowed me to live in my home... and not have to pay payments. - [narrator] if you're 62 or older and own your home, you could access your equity to improve your lifestyle. a reverse mortgage loan eliminates your monthly mortgage payments and puts tax-f

we went to dinner at spago's. we just something every single night.wards, we had a karaoke room and dominoes and spades. we just had fun. >> jimmy: and you guys also, we have a little video somebody shot and posted. ♪ [ laughter ] >> that's our karaoke night. >> jimmy: joy and pain. wow. [ applause ] did you guys -- was there any basketball involved? >> yeah, we rented a gym, and we went and made sure we went through the plays that we used to run. >> jimmy: did you really? >> pat riley set it up. he called owl the plays and we walked through them. and kareem shot the skyhook. >> jimmy: did he? of course he did, he had to. why not? >> amazing. we were like little kids, man. >> jimmy: t sounds like it. >> just to be together one more time. and the best time we had was riding on the bus and telling stories. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. that was outstanding. and we went to our former seats we used to sit in. >> jimmy: did you? >> every single guy sat in the same seat 20 years later. >> jimmy: it's like the funeral without the death. magic johnson is here. we

because we have a very interesting and very beloved referee, so i immediately imagine a high eagle-spagosy of the student board marina teimurazova and secretary of pokakarin knyazev my assistant nata helps out orders and medals