a blue lid that says tupperware on it. >> that joke took me over the top.t i like is not only did filipino americans relate to it, but then everyone was relating to it. reporter: the 50 year old is no overnight success story, doing standup for 25 years before his big break. >> there were people that open for me that were given specials. i am like, what is it that i am doing wrong that i am not getting looked at? reporter: did you ever ask yourself, i wonder if it is because i am asian american? >> of course. reporter: he broke through with his hit netflix special, live from seattle. >> my mom cured everything from vic's vapor rub. reporter: no hollywood has come calling. his film easter sunday opens in august. >> it is like the filipino super bowl. >> welcome home bro. reporter: he says he wants to use his success to inspire other comments -- comics of color. >> when i found out rob schneider's half filipino, i thought i can become a comedian too. trying not to cry right now. but that is what you want. you want to inspire. it's like, we are here. reporter:

covid-19 lockdowns in china, same as with starbucks, tupperware is having a trouble there. sales fell short of estimates. i need you to look at crowdstrike, and some of the other names in cybersecurity , fort net, palo alto networks, we've got crowdstrike and fort net turning around slightly higher but palo alto networks still falling about 1% after seeing more weakness earlier in the session. there is a new report by cybersecurity firm cyber reason, which says a chinese state actor siphoned off trillions in intellectual property theft from about 30 multinational companies within everything from manufacturing to energy, pharma sectors, spanning the globe, stealing that intellectual property and then funneling it back through to chinese companies to get the edge on america's leadership. shares of ride hailing services lyft and uber, boy, they are going off road still at this hour particularly lyft. lyft is tumbling down 29% after it issued disa pointing guidance for the second quarter and said it would increase spending to attract more drivers as they battle surging gasoline

it says "tupperware" on the lid. everyone was relating to it. >> reporter: the 50-year-old is no overnight success story doing stand-up for 25 years before his big break. >> there were people that opened for me that were getting specials. i'm like, what is it that i'm doing wrong that i'm not getting looked at? like what is it? >> did you ever ask yourself, is it because i'm asian american. >> of course, that was in my mind. >> reporter: koy finally broke through with his hit netflix special "live from seattle." >> my mom cured everything with vick's vaporub. vick's vaporub. >> reporter: now hollywood has come calling, his film "easter sunday" opens in theaters in august. >> "easter sunday" is like the filipino super bowl. >> there he is. >> welcome home, bro. >> reporter: koy says he wants to use his success to inspire other comics of color. >> when i found out rob schneider was half filipino, i can be a comedian too because he made it. that means i can make it. because it's hard. trying not to cry right now. but it

because tupperware parties are so much fun, i don't floknow why that would ever go out of style.oing out again. why aren't they going to chili's? i love chili's, you know why because of labor costs there's two sides to every balance sheet, income and expenses the bottom line is affected. i'm sure the top line's got to be bet are ter at all these pla. >> people are going out and spending more money, they're willing to go out and spend more money at places like chili's, whether it's for baby back ribs or anything else, but they're doing so in a way that's not allowing chili's and other restaurant operations to fully realize so margin gains they could have in the past this is going to be a scenario where this is a new paradigm if inflation stays the way it is >> it's hard, anecdotally. what do you think dominoes pays for people who are making pizzas right now? i was surprised. >> i don't know the answer do you know the answer >> i do know the answer. $13 an hour. >> that's it >> i would think that's good >> they can't keep, they can't keep people or hire people >> you look at amazon

i remember -- do you remember tupperware parties? cothey still have them?ve not been invited in a long time. you kind of know someone and you have to spend money -- stuart: good old tupperware. >> multilevel marketing. stuart: very interesting. you know a lot about a lot of things, you really do. let's take a look at the dow winners, please. what's the top one there? lauren: united health. stuart: okay. and the rest are all down. so the top performer is the one winner on the dow 30. how about that? the s&p winners headed by -- lauren: two days in a row, it's a lithium company, alba marrow, booking is never two on there. stiewcht stuart it's a lithium company, batteries, right? lauren: electric vehicle batteries. there's a huge shortage right now, we're relying on china, so they're trying to bring back production to north america. stuart: was twitter on that list? it's above $50 because musk has got the finance -- another $7 billion. so nasdaq winners headed by booking holdings, up $193. we'll take it. a ray, or thank you very much for being with us. >>> the

and when louis is not on camera, we seal him in tupperware, just to keep him fresh.o at this point. we'll poke some air holes. but despite the covid of it all, the world is opening up. for example, over in germany, after being cancelled for the past two years, oktoberfest will go ahead in 2022. good! ( cheers and applause ) thank the lord! i am glad to hear that. because after two years of pandemic, my body is fit only for lederhosen. the beer festival is going all out for their first year back. attendees will get to swig beer and eat sausages, pretzel, and prk knuckles. as munich's mayor said, "there will be an unrestricted festival, which will hopefully give a lot of people a lot of pleasure." that's actually munich's town motto: "munich: our sausages will give you pleasure!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) it sounds-- it sounds less sexy in german. it's all one word. knockwurst-sexen-machen-ge-bring en. it's not just oktoberfest. after pandemic upheavals, tomorrow will see a return to what's being called a "normal kentucky derby." so, tiny men on giant horses being scre

health services inflation and everyone from tupperware to lyft has said in the past two hours about wage inflation >> yeah. i think you make a good point, a very important point on the services side the main trouble will be on rent. as we know, rent inflation right now is quite elevated. new leases are up 12% to 15% on the year overiary basis with a lag of 12 to 18 months and all of the new leases get into the pool of new leases and we'll see that in the cpi. my forecast is that the consumption deflator rate will probably peak within the next few months at 6% to 7% and then it will come down to 4% to 5% by the second half of the year. i think we'll still see a peak and it will be high and next year we'll get to 3% to 4% and the year after that, 2023, i think they should be down to 2% and what the fed wants to see the credible evidence that we're peaking and we're not going to go back to 2% this afternoon and that's for everybody. >> i'll ask the esteaemed mr. heller to respond to the esteemed mr. yardeni and he thinks it will do the job in slowing the economy and slowing inflation. you d

stuart: the company on my teleprompter which i've not seen on screen in a long time, tupperware. as far as i know. a 2-year -- they pooled their guidance, they can't forecast how they will do the rest of the year. they blame the war in russia, lockdown in china. for missing their target so that they have no -- stuart: match the group, tinder's parent. lauren: you know, i am looking at what went wrong that people are not dating as much, numbers for their forecast, stock is down, the ceo, the president will replace her. stuart: people are getting out -- talking to each other face-to-face, going to bars and dances the old-fashioned way. lauren: yesterday was the first time nobody wore a mask on the train. that was a change. stuart: one more for you. stuart: equinox accepting crypto payments. lauren: you can pay, all access membership of $4000 and more in some cases. sorry, don't go to the gym. you can pay with crypto and you do that through bit pack, i knew you would have that reaction but if you look at the equinox community or the people who aspire to be and it is a luxury communi