so, it really needs to be, vanna, a combination approach, would you say? absolutely. that way it's well-rounded, and they have all of the information and resources that they need, especially if their substance use may become more severe later on in the future. as you're working with families -and not only the young people, but with their families-how early do you think that we need to begin to send those messages to young people, vanna? i think as early as middle school going into high school because what we're hearing from our young people in treatment-and there we're working with them as young adults-is they didn't know what treatment was, they didn't know what recovery was, but if they had that information during the high school years, maybe even beginning as early as middle school, then down in the future, they're able to at least have some of that background information. and the families have it, as well. alison, how should parents approach the whole issue of mental health? because as you know, we know that addiction is so much ingrained in, you know, drug free z

vanna. think a theme that we've been talking about this whole time is connection, so any way to get our young people connected to each other, connected to providers, is a very good solution for the future. i also think it's important for treatment providers and young people to get connected to providers who understand young people, as well. and, i think young people need flexibility. you know, their needs are different from adults', and so kind of meeting them where they're at and being able to be flexible with relapses and open conversations and missed appointments. so, i think that would be really helpful for young adults, as well. and lastly, because young adults aren't quite adults yet, they need someone to provide the structure and be more directive in working with them and helping them fill out those job applications, taking the small steps with them. very good, jim. you know, i want to complement vanna on her response. i think that transition from young adulthood to adulthood is-from

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two, fizzio, the carbonated drinks, and the other is tea vanna. they'll open up a thousand stores in the next five years in a $90 billion in a tea market they need a dent into. that will kick the earnings. it's going higher. >> the story is good. when you think about it, the stock is 50% on the year. obviously reflecting the good numbers when they reported. they did come inline for the quarter, for the fiscal third quarter. they did guide the street down. at this point, that's very prudent. it makes sense, especially when you consider a third of their sales come from oversea, a lot of the future growth comes from overseas, and let's be honest, the picture is a bit murky. you have a stock trading at, you know, 25 times next year's earnings, expected to grow 20%. to me, i think there's not a lot of room for error. so if you want to put, you know, a one-times the growth multiple on the stock, the better entry would be at $70, not at $80. >> every time i hear the story about better entries, everybody said that in apple. i debated people on the desk at

personal feelings aside co-promote you could tell that today in a way you had a rocky relationship with vanna white very rocker this ship is just one of those love hate relationship i believe so why you had to alpha males in the room and nobody wants to submit to each other that's what it's like like tyson and don king . i think king actually made tyson a lot more money than. the other they're not that friendly no no ok we have a new game it's called no you all fall all right this is a match between yourself and rampage how well do you really know one another through close friends sparring partners will say so we reached out to rampage i have his answers right in front of me if you get an answer right you will hear the following. i think i've heard it and if you get an answer wrong you will hear this . i think they're expecting more wrong answers based on the studio crew ok first question what musician would rampage rather listen to katy perry or miley cyrus my sarah's. house is katy perry well as those that say we have our ramp if rampage wasn't an m.m.a. fighter what career would he have ch

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