what do you think about sysco technology snm technology? >> i like sysco.as telling jack warner of my charity trust if it goes down more guess what? buy more for the trust. i like it here. let's go to brian in california. >> caller: hey mr. jim cramer brian from monterrey, california. >> okay. >> caller: this inno va tif company has seen tremendous growth but after a 40% gain i have taken my initial investment off the table. i'm worried about long term barriers to entries with grub hub. >> you should worry. this is something my family loves. i think up here you think the world of grub hub the product, not the stock. you're making a wise move. twyla in kentucky. >> caller: hey, jim. how you doing? >> not bad with. how about you? >> caller: i'm doing well. first off let me send out a big university of kentucky wildcats go big blue boo-yah. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. >> caller: what i have noticed this week is i have seen that go pro has gone against the marketment it's had a 7% gain. >> right. been a couple of positive research notes saying basical

thank you to john chambers from sysco to teach me that.rank underwood, let's get down to brass tacks. this deal will generate $220 million after it closes, hopefully they're anticipating $500 million in annual sales and the freescale acquisition will be added to the earnings in the first full year after it closes. plus, nxp believes it can boost the margins to bring them more in line with the industry leading margin of 26%. in fact, management expects enough margin expansion to quickly boost the combined bottom line by 300 million bucks. now, nxp's debt load will expand and that worries some from earnings before appreciation and amortization right now. warren buffett may not like this one. but the combined company will be able to generate so much more cash flow that nxp believes that i can bring the debt load down very quickly. down to the current level, just six quarters a year and a half in the -- and the balance sheet will be back to normal. that's the final reason i like this. when we interviewed the ceo of nxp, i realized -- this guy