well, the company does have noodles from all around the world. an, you can go there and get everything from spaghetti and noodles, noodles with meatballs, pad thai noodles, wisconsin macaroni and cheese. it's a healthy eating play that reminds me of panera bread. noodles and company has already cornered the noodle market. beyond the concept, you need to understand the context of this deal. the noodles seem a lot less crazy when we consider the junior growth regionals to national restaurant chains, they have been on fire. they have still been one more place to be that the media refuses to cover, except for right here. consider two of last summer's major restaurant ipos. chuy's, chuy, kept screaming higher to the point where chuy's has given you a remarkable 195% return if you got it on the ipo. and there's bloomin' brands, the bloomin' onion, paired with outback steakhouse. now up 101% in the aftermarket. i'm giving you how hard these earlier restaurant ipos rallied, the strength of the noodles and company deal might be a case of the market learnin

noodles? so we ought to ask ourselves what the heck happened with this noodles deal, and why is the stock still roaring? noodles and company may be a well-run company with terrific growth prospects, but you don't expect this kind of performance from a fast food chain. sure, chipotle doubled on its

the obsession. no one was talking noodles. yeah, this was a real wake-up call to me. al focus, no matter what because that's where the money is. it does keep you from thinking about what moves the stocks these days. you don't feed a noodles by looking at the yen. you don't find the onyx by looking at the u.s. gdp. if only life were that easy. stick with cramer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new 2014 lexus is. this is your move. [ male announcer ] the all-new 2014 lexus is. the world is changing faster than ever, creating new opportunities for those who stand ready to seize them. in a time when the biggest risk is playing it safe, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, our flexible, collaborative approach helps forward-looking companies not only run better, but run different... to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because now more than ever, the future belongs to those who c

"new york times" say the hottest trend around is noodles. house noodle business seems stillborn but the concept is a winning one. the ipo itself, hey, lost in the thick of the hand wringing over whether the fed was tightening or not. although my colleague herb greenberg does point out that noodles may not have the same store sales growth that the bulls are looking for. the money has been made, including today's $8.73 run-up. this is a bad sign for a stock picker like me. you have to take advantage of the free money. lately it's been in the ipo market. the noodles deal, i always talk about this, when you have had it with stocks and ipos are being cancelled. you have to know what the chain is like, and no one i talked to had even -- about -- well, everyone was focused on the fed and the fed obsession. no one was talking noodles. yeah, this was a real wake-up call to me. a real wake-up call to get the international focus, no matter what, because that's where the money is. it does keep you from thinking about what really moves individual stocks

may i remind you they're not sticking the probes in the noodle, okay. they're sticking them in the kaboodle. that's why they're called ass-tronauts, not brainstronauts. [ cheers and applause ] now, sadly for science, neil wasn't done talking. >> it forces us to think of ourselves as intelligent. we have a certain intelligence gap between us and other creatures on earth. you don't walk by the worm on the street and say, gee, i wonder what he's thinking. no, you step on the worm. this is what we do. as humans. >> stephen: you hear that, folks? neil degrasse-tyson noted astro-physicist is a worm-stomping monster. he doesn't go fishing for sport. he does it to torture the bait. and what if aliens did visit us but they looked exactly like wormed and they landed here right after a summer rainstorm and on their way to address the u.n., they saw you and said, oh, look there's astro physicist neil degrasse-tyson let us make a gesture of peace by spelling out the periodic symbol for hydrogen on the sidewalk. hey, he's coming toward us clearly to learn the secrets

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all right, so while we're making our easy microwave broth, we're going to take a look at the noodles, the pasta. and obviously, real fideos are pretty hard to find and they're not worth searching out because you can substitute thin spaghetti or spaghettini. it works just as well. and of course, we've got to break them down into smaller pieces that measure about an inch to two inches. use a clean kitchen towel and you put the spaghetti in the middle and you kind of make it flat. fold the towel over, and now holding it taut right against the edge of the counter here, you're going to break it into one- to two-inch pieces. (crunching sounds) >> that's a great sound. >> it is a good sound. there we go. and then you can just simply dump it into a bowl. the key flavor in fideos is this pasta, but toasted till it's a nice golden brown. and we're going to do that in this skillet. i already have two teaspoons of olive oil in here. we're going to put it over medium high heat. add the pasta. we're just going to toast it until it's very golden, about the color of peanut butter. and a lot of recipe

we're calling out the biggest winners and losers. >>> plus, is rent ipo noodles & company the next high flying food stock? >> it is a very hot ipo, but the real question is, is it hot enough to be the next chipotle? i'll get behind the numbers when "halftime" returns. arch reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidelity gives you lower trade commissions than schwab, td ameritrade, and etrade. i'm monica santiago of fidelity investments, and low fees and commissions are another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >>> welcome back to a developing story that we want to share with you. we're keeping an eye today on shares of linn energy following news that the s.e.c. has launched an informal inquiry. there are serious questions about whether that news would derail linn's deal with barry petroleum. the $4.3 billion all stock deal with gif shareholders the equivalent of $46.23 per share which represented

now, it's a buyer beware in a sense. >> what is the performance away from noodles? look at xoom. look at tablo software. they're all trading, trending above their ipo priechlts again, you don't have the ability to have the speculation you normally would have. you have an '01-1. months later the -- you have an s-1. they're creeping up. when they come out. there is a test in the waters to private qualified investors who can decide whether this is something that maybe is a good deal or not a good deal, gives the company comfort knowing if it goes public maybe, you know, people will be interested. >> they are being brought public by the banks? >> there is still support for the syndicate. it means the hot deals will be very, very tough for the average investor to get any shares. >> which brings us back to noodles, the restaurant cheney. is one that came out and popped up immediately the hottest deal of the year. >> herb, thanks, today on big data download, retirement hot spots, which areas of the country are seeing the biggest influx of baby boomers. one is florida, based

. >> we mix this with this and cheese and water and make the noodle. >> while keen gets sustenance fromunk food, dailey covets a small patch of sunlight out on the rec yard. >> no. i've don't want any. dude. >> you're taller. >> i was there first. >> you're taller. you got more -- >> so, i was there first. we're in rec, and we always just try to sit up and stare at the planes, try to figure out what kind they are and what airlines. and we just sometimes we wish we could go with the planes, and now it's gone. it's right there. that's american airlines. >> don't go. take me with you. >> the roar of jet engines over maricopa's rec yard is constant. and so is the main topic of conversation, relationships. >> she was like saying that she missed me and all this stuff. so i told her that i would ride with her and then whether she goes to prison or not and whether i go or not. >> she is going to be your girl. >> but in the world of incarceration, there are no guarantees. emilee keen has just been offered a plea that can send her to prison for 8 to 15 years and take her far away from dailey. >>

shares doubled in price by the end of the trading day to close at $35.23. noodles trades under n-d-l-s on the nasdaq. buyers are scrambling to buy shares of biogen - stat! european regulators recently gave the exclusive right sanofi's drug for multiple scleosis that is similar to the biotech's treatment of ms. shares bounced more than 6 dollars friday. investors think the ruling from the e.u. could bode well for biogen. analysts warn it does not ensure the biotech comany will gain exclusive rights. blackberry's new phone is striking a sour tone with investors. wall street expected a third quarter profit, but the smartphone company reported a loss. shares slid more than 27% friday. blackberry forecast an operating loss for the second quarter, called the market highly competitive, and failed to give a clear update on sales of the new blackberry 10. google may be getting into the game with a video console. playing off the success of its android phones and tablets, the wall street journal reports the tech giant is working on a game console that could come out this fall

you look at the cost, just to move the noodle, so hard on it. 1% increase in comps in walmart is equivalentbath & beyond. there's so many other places to be in the defensive space if you want to be there. >> all right. thank you. we'll see you soon. >> thank you. >> just looking, 37 ingredients in a twinkie. >> what are they? >> well, there's 37. you got time? everything i've gone over so far is stuff i've heard of, so we're okay. >> okay. >> nothing too foreign. heading to the close, 38 points. doesn't look like an all-time high for the dow. the s&p, that's a question. we are positive there. that would be another all-time high. >> the investors have loved yahoo!'s performance ever since marissa mayer took over. but up next, nicholas carlson will tell us why she shouldn't get an "a" grade. >>> and whether you should be making any moves in your portfolio. if you're serious about taking your trading to a higher level, tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 then schwab is the place to trade. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 call 1-888-284-9410 or visit schwab.com/trading to tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 learn how you can earn up to

the city. july 2nd is known as noodle day there. farmers in the region used to eat to mark the end of rice planting. they were served in a cold soup with a sprinkle of green onions and a slice of citrus fruit. >> translator: it's great. nice and cold. >> i want to eat this every day. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. have a great day wherever you are. ♪ >>> the rainy season is finally over and the sun is shining down over ohara, kyoto. the greenery of the fields deepen by the day and the season brings about new changes in

four of the ten best, tech. bio tech. noodlesas fairway holdings, grocery store chain, which is been a remarkable performer. the best performer was consumer ipo. that's incredible. tech ipos up 17. health care's the strongest sector in the market, but not in the ipos. two energy ipos gave you an average of 10%. four barely beat the s&p, rising just 2.9%. the only sector was communications, where we had two deals down from the quarter. hey, isn't that ironic? this was supposed to be the year of the deal. now that the only deals seems to be the communications department and it's the ipo team that's still in the hearts and minds of investors. so, why did tech, bio tech put up such remarkable numbers? so for, 2013 has been the most active year in over a decade. more later stage bio tech firms out there that are better run and the fda has gotten down right friendly when it comes to approving a new drug. also helped by a remarkable run of the four horse men -- >> buy buy buy. >> cell gene, yes, bob did tell us that would happen last ye

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the dispute arose over how many packages of noodle soup beavers would give to mitchell for agreeing tohe plan. >> so mr. mitchell expected some type of payment more than two ramen noodles, and he refused, and that's when the fight broke out. >> either way, the practice is a violation of jail rules. >> lean over. don't blink. >> [bleep] >> both beavers and mitchell will soon meet with disciplinary officer hale, who will determine how much time they will each get in segregation -- a solitary-confinement unit or, among other things, they're locked in their cells 23 hours per day. >> they're not allowed visits. they're not allowed to go to the gym. they're not allowed to have books. the only thing they can have is legal material that pertains to their case. >> most inmates don't like to fight, but some relish violence. >> i love to fight. excuse my french [bleep] i want to fight. [ laughs ] >> are you good at it? >> fighting? i've never been beat. call me the white tyson. >> brian voltz is currently serving six months for an act of violence, though the victim was anything but a heavyweight

the nearly 4% gain and one-year move there. >>> a third day in it's existence as publicly traded, noodles jumped again as the colorado based casual dining chain sets a source and investors lined up for seconds, thirds. noodles up 35%, just since friday. up more than 22% today to close at 4$46.20. >>> a set back for dennis today. a new york court rejected a request for a new hearing for the former ceo of tyco. he's accused of orchestrating a 100 million dollar fraud. he's best known for throwing a $2 billion birthday party for his wife and furnishing his apartment with a $6,000 shower curtain and a $15,000 umbrella stand paid for with company money. >>> coming up in the program, would you pay more for a bike than your first car? wait until you see the price tag attached with luxury two wheelers but first let's take a look at how stocks, bonds and commodities faired today. >>> here is a case of keeping up with the jones and making money in the process. if you found occupant your neighbor was using less energy than you, would you make changes? would you useless? well, one company is betting you you will. steve gives us a lesson in b

the 2 points. instead dollars of 15 points falling slowly but certainly falling. what hasn't and falling as shares of noodlese is it now? nicole: in the markets turned in to the red, noodles but we're featuring this company because ideas obviously have had a tough time recently but this one started price $15 to $17 and prayers to $18 a week ago and here it is, $44 in change, approaching the $50 mark and pretty unbelievable, casual dining is what they do, pretty unbelievable to watch the stock. charles: the tag line is a world of flavors under one roof. which they hand under my portfolio but i don't hold any. thanks a lot. the market is getting in a little bit. i want to bring in kyle harrington. i know for the most part you are bearish about a lot of things with respect to the economy, politics, you are, but by the same token you have been in the market. i want you to talk about the second half of the year, bearish,. and why. >> i am cautious. don't get me wrong. i love the u.s. equity market. is the only place to be. all i am suggesting is be prudent, be diversified and very vigilant. i think we still have

my tongue is the car wash for the spoon. can noodles swim? my toes are dictionaries.u need any words? what does minus mean? i never want to minus you. just think-- no one has ever seen inside this peanut before! it is hard being a person. i do and don't love you-- isn't that happiness? thank you. that's for you, that's for you. yeah, thank you. ( applause ) "rick steves' europe" is made possible by generous support from... over 250 cities in 40 countries, including one you'll never forget. we know why you fly. we're american airlines. and by... this program is brought to you in part by bread for the world -- an advocacy organization working to end hunger and poverty at home and abroad. back with more of the best of europe. this time, we're navigating the adriatic, and a lot more. it's croatia. thanks for joining us.

the sauce on top. >> absolutely. sauce is fine. one tcup vegetables, one cup noodlesith any of the naturally flavored celtzers and add a shot of fruit juice. it's delicious. just 30 calories. do this twice a day, which is pretty doable because people drink so many of these drinks, you'll wind up dropping, let's put our diva up there. she's going to be down a total of 13 pounds by the end of the summer. frozen yogurt. if you get two toppings and it's a medium at the frozen yogurt soft serves, 440 calories. instead take a nonfat flavored yogurt, in the freezer for 10 or 15 minutes. it gets frostie, delicious, add dark chocolate chips, 170 calories. do that every day, another 7 pounds. she is down 20 pounds. >> she did not have 20 pounds to lose in the first place. >> oh yeah. >> that's the white girl dance. >> she's raising the roof. joy, thanks as always. >> thanks. >> up next, who has the best first wedding dance? three couples compete for the title of today's best in in front of of the great debbie ♪ ♪ i see you made yourself breakfast. how'd you know? ♪ ♪ wonder if

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the wager was two one dollar containers of instant noodle soup from the jail commissary. >> he didn'twhen did he was tripping. i started mouthing him back and next thing you know he come holler at me in the cell. >> he says when stepped inside the cell white lunged at them. >> sliced me in my face. crazy. i didn't even see the cell in his hand, did is so fast. guess he know how to use these. >> deppy bounds says it was most likely extracted from the plastic razor inmates use for shaving. >> usually they toss a down the toilet. >> haines was rushed to a local hospital for treatment. >> he doesn't remember how much stitches he received but was relieved to have healed as well as he has. >> stitched me up real good and i heal like wolverine. >> white denies any involvement in the slashing. >> i seen blood on the ground and the deputies saying go to your cell, you know, dude walking out the pod but other than that, you know, i'm in jail, i don't see nothing. >> everything point points to p white committing the assault. >> deputy bounds says haines and several other inmates identify white.

the respect i got. >> jimmy: you were unable to achieve your dream of becoming a local celebrity. >> a local laughing stock. >> jimmy: that is unfortunate. how did you become a performer? >> i mean, i noodledt age 17 in toledo, ohio. >> jimmy: now, that is a very young ronald. wait a minute, you actually moved to take a job at ronald mcdonald? >> no, i was transported over the border. i was in community theater, the guy who ran it was named tom shaker who was the ronald mcdonald for the detroit metro area. he was famous, because he was one of two recipients for the golden shoe award. >> jimmy: wow, how do you get that? he got it, i was there that day. he is flying to a new mcdonald's in a helicopter. it is coming in, it hits a power line, the helicopter crashes in front of hundreds of horrified children. he crawls out of the wreckage, takes his wig, and gets up and does his magic show. [ cheers and applause ] >> exactly. but that was like who is the other guy that got the gold shoe award? did he save a platoon in vietnam? >> jimmy: and for that he got the golden shoe. >> the golden shoe, and realized he could branch out into toledo, ohio. >> jimmy: well, were you a good ronald? well, you'r

the rise is attributed to strong sales of cold noodles and some other items. >>> software developers creating new apps for apple smartphones and tablets are holding off on their projects for a while. the u.s. tech giant's website has come under cyber attack. apple officials say they have temporarily shut down the website for these developers after an intrusion last thursday. they say some developers names and mailing addresses may have been compromised. but they note that customer information was encrypted and safe. apple plans to overhaul its developer system to headoff similar security threats. back in february apple was attacked by hackers and some computers of its employees were infected with a virus. >>> japan's nec and hult packard for big data. the two computer giants say they would collaborate on creating smaller pc-based servers powerful enough to handle large amounts of data. they plan to roll out new products some time next year. in 1995, nec and h.p. formed an alliance to provide a wide range of i.t. services and systems. the latest move comes amid growing need for the use

some of the more notable names include nrg yield, a unit of nrg energy; diamond resorts international, a vacation property owner; and digitgal coupon company retail-me-not. noodles and company has become one of the summer's ipo sucess stories. the casual diner's stock opened around $32 and continues to trade above $40. still to come, saving face: why more bosses are stepping in front of the camera. that's later on. but first, are longer auto loans causing problems down the road? and, tesla enters the big leagues with a stock market move. first business continues after this. tesla moves to the nasdaq 100 today as oracle makes tracks for the year new york stock exchange. last week, tesla raced to a record high of $128. just a short time ago, the stock was trading around $25. but while the share price is speeding up, sales are showing signs of slowing down. second- quarter sales dipped 12%. in the first quarter, tesla impressed wall street by outselling mercedes, bmw and audi. meanwhile, automakers may soon have to meet higher safety standards. several vehicles failed a round of crash tests by the insurance institute for highway safety. the new tests are said to be

>> i think it will be very exciting, but not in the traditional sense people say we will have another noodles up 100% on the first day. it will not be like that. visually exciting in the opening three weeks is what has happened with a half or three quarters of a point higher. in short order the stocks are up huge. assets are cheap, people are going in and the money is just about being ready to be let loose across-the-board and everybody loves it. david: facebook is the most exciting. we talked about the zynga. went down $3 where it has been stuck for the past year and a half, what have we learned from facebook and zynga about -@pricing? >> more interested in satisfying the issuers, come in public. and the stockholders. obviously a company that will come public, they are done a while until it a secondary offering, investors are watching and waiting and ready to play the games and so many severity to stop taking his painful deals that don't work out, let's do the ones that are working. we are ready. liz: the best performer up 200 plus percent. while it wasn't great, it wasn't a total flutter. a

the industry right now. we've seen fast casual, obviously, take off. that's been reflected in chipotle, panera, a number of other companies. a company like noodlesre's a lot of demand for the fast casual space, which is higher price points in the quick-service space, but doesn't have the cost structure you find at casual dining. that's the sweet spot. at the same time, they've been largely overbid. so you have to look to the other categories and what are they doing to survive. it's a tough market right now. and i think we need to look at companies like mcdonald's to really put the pedal to the metal in terms of product innovations at this point to drive a lot of success for that company. >> we hear that all the time. when i go out to a fast casual restaurant, it's because i go there, i know what i'm going to get. >> yeah. >> right? we're talking about, we have to innovate, innovate. is that true? don't people want to have an expectation of what they're going to get generally? that's why they go there consistency? >> yeah, and that's absolutely true. there's an element of consistency and newness. with the new concepts popping up, the fast casual

the week. so far so good for this holiday week. look at noodlesiday. 2 was supposed to price between 15 and $17. it priced at the higher end. range and sometimes when people get priced at higher end of the range, people get nervous. noodles, went up to 30 bucks, 40 bucks. it pulled up a little bit but pulled back. look at casual dining stocks today because they continue to hit all-type highs after all-time highs surpassing even their own records regularly i should say. these are names to take a look at and see if you love these places. check them out. cheesecake up 1.3%. back to you. ashely: of course i love those places. thank you very much, nicole. we'll talk to you back at the bought hour. tracy: it is jobs day and the labor department still hasn't had a permanent chief for like six months. "wall street journal's" mary kiss sill here with latest on the controversy over labor nominee tom perez. that is next. ashely: we'll look how the u.s. dollar is moving on this kind of a holiday friday. as you can see the dollar is strong today, up against al

and the only thing i can tell them is they're angels. >> get that noodle! ers: you kept the house at the time of the divorce, you were able to keep the house. >> yes. >> moyers: you were determined to hold on to that house. that was your home. >> oh, yeah. but i didn't feel safe after a while. >> moyers: i remember when we were there you were concerned about the growing rowdiness and violence in the neighborhood. >> it just got worse. i was waking up, let's see, 2:00 in the morning with gunfire rounds going through the neighbor's house. >> moyers: but you had nowhere else to go. >> right. >> moyers: terry had survived the wave of home foreclosures that hit some 16,000 milwaukee property owners between 2008 and 2010. but by 2011, divorced and working part-time, she simply couldn't afford to make her home payments anymore. >> she was real quiet and i could tell that she was down. and i finally came to her, and i said, "what's going on? "you know, you seem like you're really down, "like you're really tired, like you're exhausted, "like you just have a really he

the-box, buffalo wild wings. all doing exceptionally well. it has been viewed very favorably overall. don't forget, "noodlesd about $18 approaching $50 in just one week. it shows you it is flying high. dennis: thank you very much. i don't get the name. it has been dubbed the angie's list for parents. kidwx is an online forum for moms and dads to post reviews and read reviews on service providers and key kid friendly fields. the cofounders turning down the offers to keep it close to home. joining us from washington, linda on the left and jamie finch on the right. give us a quick overview of the site you have created. >> kidwx was inspired i jamie and i and basically -- speak of our relationship neighbors and friends and mothers. both working parents, we found it externally difficult to find resources for our children. we were wasting lots of money and lots of time. streamline things and provide a central place for parents to go and find everything they needed in one place. dennis: i noticed you allow the members who, on and can post comments anonymously. i keep thinking i would rather get a babysitter sent t

>> i mean, i noodled around in the high school drama club and all that.y: wow. that's a very young ronald. >> yes, thank you. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wait a minute. you actually moved to take a job as ronald mcdonald? >> no, i was transported over the border. much like the underground railroad. i was taken -- i was in community theater and the guy who ran it was this guy tom shaker who was the ronald mcdonald for the detroit metro area sxep was famous because he was one of only two recipients ever of the golden shoe award. >> jimmy: how do you get that? >> he got it because -- i was there the day. he's flying in to a new mcdonald's in a helicopter and is coming in and it hits power lines. the helicopter flips, lands upside down, and crashes in front of hundreds of horrified children. he crawls out of the wreckage, takes his wig, straightens it, and gets up and does his magic show. >> jimmy: what -- >> yeah. exactly. [ cheers and applause ] >> i was like who's the other guy who got the golden shoe award? did he save his platoon in vietnam? >> jimmy: and for

noodles, that is the newest one. it went from $18 to $52 weeks.or sure, we all have to eat. everything you are hearing about gold is wrong. we will hear why gold is still a great investment. a lot of people have abandoned gold. you are saying that they are wrong. >> that is right. i am. first of all, that is a clear sign of time to buy. there has been a complete configuration in the market. that is what we have seen. today i think we are at or near the low. whether or not we are at the low does not matter for those that are buying gold for a longer term portfolio balancing purpose. if you are looking to you, five or ten years down the road, this is a great time to buy. charles: what sent this down? at some point, there was all out panic to your point. what triggered the pullback in gold in the first place? >> first of all, the table was set by january because of persistent discussion about whether or not the gold bull market ended and also growing concern about whether or not the fed would begin to ramp down qe3. beginning in january, we saw a dra

the letter "p" in quotation marks. we all know what those mean... a.j., where? let's start with, uh, let's eat thai for $200. what are noodles? e "30 rock" for $200, please. who is lorne michaels? no. laura or tracey? laura? who is tina fey? picked the obvious one. (laughs) i'e "30 rock" for $400. who is alec baldwin? um, let's eat thai for $400. what is a pepper? be more specific? what is a... thai pepper? well, we'll give you it on "pepper." it's a chili pepper. go again. uh, let's eat thai, $600. what is soup? let's eat thai, $800. what iy? uh, let's eat thai, $1,000. what are soybeans? no. tracey or a.j.? made from fermented fish. a.j., back to you. um, 8-letter crossword clues, $200. what is porridge? 8-letter, $400. what is practice? uh, 8-letter, $600. what is paradise? i'll take "30 rock" for $600. who is tracy morgan? tracy morgan or tracy jordan, yes. either one acceptable. good. i'll take "30 rock" for $800. who is kenneth parcell? i'll take "30 rock" for $1,000.

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the line moves fast. it's similar to chipotle, it based on foods from southeast asia. we'd still like to nurture it. >> i'm really glad, vegetarian. also noodles and company, not necessarily analogous to that situation has been very successful. the time seems to be right for this particular concept? >> for chop hour, we do think so, jim. we think what chip poflt does, this idea of sustainable raised ingredients and the elevated experience for customers, we think that can apply to any cuisine, we do think that southeast asian what we serve at chop house, we do think it's ready. there's nothing like that out there. we think what we do at chipotle, it can be exciting. very often, we get a response from them or a request from them to build a chop house in their town. >> excellent, jack. thank you. you never missed a step. you always did the right thing with food with integrity. jack hartung, ceo, thanks for being with us. >> good to be with you. >>> all right, guys, they could take price if they want to to please the analysts but the customers. you always put the customer first. "mad money" is back after the break. >>> monday, kick off the trading

the roof. guillermo, what do you have there? >> i have a noodle- >> jimmy: a pool noodle with xd expensive watches, how expensive are those watches. what are we talking about there, guillermo? >> i think there may be one rolex -- >> jimmy: no, i don't think there is a rolex on there, maybe a timex, but not a rolex. all right, you have to be careful with that thing, it looks like it may fly down into the street. and let's go down to the ground and see if they're ready. are you ready? >> yes. >> jimmy: all right, on the count of three, two, one. and here it comes. oh, no! oh, so close, so very close, there it is again, in slow motion. all right, we got to do one more, we have to try one more. guillermo, what do you have up there? >> well, i have a cooler with hot dogs. >> jimmy: all right, that is good. all right, let's go back down and meet our contestant. what is your name? >> amir mustafa. >> jimmy: what is your name? >> amir mustafa. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> tampa, florida. >> jimmy: what do you do? >> mixed martial arts. >> oh, you do?