you think you're doing? stops here. >> that's right. >> how many people would you say you queried out there? >> about a dozen, maybe more. >> if you had to give them a collective grade, what would it be? >> a c minus. everybody knows the jfk quote. other than that, it was difficult. we don't just scrape the bottom of the barrel here. two people bombed the jfk quote which was terrible. one went to florida and the other nyu. >> before you shoved the mic in their face, you asked about them? >> no, i said where do you go to school, he said nyu. >> that would be an art. you talk to them before? >> not that much. >> you are looking for morons? >> one woman had a fur coat. that must have cost a lot of money. some were homeless. we get a wide variety. >> you didn't have anyone homeless there, did you? >> the dark skinned woman with the hood, i think he was hanging out at penn station. >> maybe she was under cover. she could have been a detective. i don't think you should generalize, watters. jesse watters with watte

when you go home do you say i did this? >> i do. >> i did this. it is my house. i love it. are a man. and this is my car. then you work hard. enjoy it. tomorrow -- tracy morgan, a friend of mine. turn around. you don't know. you don't know. and enjoy it while -- while you are doing it. >> what do you make of -- this the my word. you don't have to own it. what do you make of the fact you have been to your point now blessed to do this for as long and as well as you have? >> i wake up every day or i do not wake up any way without saying how lucky i am. you think -- okay, i think i said it in the documentary, 50 years now they are sending cards to me. i still open my door and i look and there is a limo. i go -- yes! good morning. i'm still aware. my dogs, too. they walk right in. i still go -- yes. very lucky. very lucky. i'm aware of it every single second. >> what -- what -- do you get? what's the takeaway for you when you are standing on stage and you know it is working? what's that feeling? what's that takeaway? >> at this age it is starting -- i walk on stage. i am genuinel

>> yes. >> it is and you will do you have do is winds it in there. t it gives it that added strength. >> hold on, how did you get it on there? >> start to turn it around in it. you wrap it around. and i mean feel it now. it won't come apart. >> i have a question. this little thing here? how do you charge something if there is nothing in the hotel rom? >> oh, okay. so, really great tip. if you are in a airport, in a hotel, you forgot your charger? >> right. >> best ways to just borough one, because it is always paying it forward, is to go to the lost ankle found and ask there are some. >> and they just give them over? >> to borough them. but if you forgot this piece, you know, and you know you can always charge it onto your computer, most flat screen tv's have abut on on the back where you can stick this in. >> stop it? >> yes, just put it in your phone. >> see, i don't stay in hotels that have flat screens, i have the big old huge. >> consoles? >> yes, seriously, every single lost and found, every hotel, front desk will have people leave these behind

>> you got it. >> ask not what your country can do for you, but -- >> what your country can do for you. >> that's what i said. ask not what your country can do for you, but -- >> what can you do for your country? i didn't come up with that one. >> who said this? >> bill clinton. >> kennedy. >> you know something, he's right. >> you're with t"the o'reilly f" >> he wasn't nervous about what we were going to say. >> do you ever watch "the o'reilly factor"? >> yeah. i'm not a fan. >> my husband is addicted to it. >> i did read one of his books to have an open mind, though. >> that's nice. >> what do you think you're doing? >> ben stops here. >> how many people would you say you queerried out there? >> about a dozen. maybe more. >> if you were to give them a collective grade, what would it be. >> a c minus. i think everybody knows the jfk quote. but other than that, it was very difficult. and we don't just scrape the bottom of the barrel here. two of the p em that bombed the jfk quote, which was pretty easy, one went to fordham and one went to nyu. which are great schools. >> so before you

>> marcus. >> how you doing? good, nice to meet you. >> good to meet you. >> pleasure. >> well, there's no shortage of everything key lime here. >> no. >> and so is all this stuff-- as an example, is this yours, or-- >> no, that's not our product. there's a lot of companies that do carry that. >> how about this one, floribbean? is this yours? >> no, that's not mine. >> it seems like a bit of a key lime grocery store. >> it is. one thing people come to the florida keys for are key lime products. >> what kind of margin do you make on all this stuff? >> these cost me about--i think they're $2.30 and i sell 'em for $3.25. these are $4.50 and i sell 'em for $5.50. >> the retail margins on these products are not great. they're between 20% and 25%, but they take up the vast majority of the floor space in the store, which is supposed to be a specialty pie shop. can i try the pie? >> sure. >> this is just a--this is the basic deal? >> just basic slice of key lime pie. >> what are the ingredients? >> we have the sweetened

you never do. if you do you get disappointed.ly to be in there and voted for by your peers. that's really nice. but the main thing about it is a lot of people hear of it that weren't aware of it because the emmys are so huge. particularly with a culture like "derek" it's not on a big network. >> netflix is big now. >> there's so much choice. you still have to get out there and let people know it's there. this is great. >> your tweet which i love the morning of was, i've never been more excited and proud of a nomination. i honestly nearly cried. a sincere thank you. >> i was at lunch and my girlfriend came and said you've been nominated. i just -- i'd forgotten about -- >> that they were on. >> yeah. there's no way, such a tiny show. and i've been, you know, i've been nominated loads of times before but i don't know why, this seemed a bit more special to me. because i love "derek". >> it's derek. >> and also so much of this show comes from your own experience with all of your family, but many of them are workers in the health care

>> jimmy: do you advise them, do you take them aside and -- >> well, we tell them at the end, you knowhought about them. >> jimmy: right, on the show. but do you take it further with them, if there's somebody you take a particular liking to? >> i don't think that's appropriate. >> jimmy: unless they ask you. >> after it's done, then i'll do it. >> jimmy: oh, i gotcha. yes, you wouldn't want to interfere with the sacred rules of a reality show. >> right. but, you know, i like to -- we like the give them positive advice because they come back, then they have to top themselves. it's like five, then you do another five that tops that five and pacing. you know how it is. it's an art. >> jimmy: i can't imagine. some of them must be hoping that they get eliminated because you have to do five minutes, then another five minutes. maybe you don't have another five minutes. >> you can tell those who don't. they have a good five, then the next time they come on, it's like a good three, with two filler minutes. >> jimmy: what shows do you watch on television? >> you know, i'm weird. i only like -- i

you. what do you think? got to look at it. >> it's definitely frontline material. >> as long as the number is good, we're in. >> '07, mileage in the 60s. take a look. >> do you mind if i take a look? >> go ahead, go ahead. >> okay. okay. >> the car ran brand-new. >> yeah, these usually do. >> cold a/c, paint is still-- >> they usually do run great. >> [clears throat] good tires. >> it's all up to the number. >> i'm gonna put you on the money. i want to start this off right. 17,500. >> i was thinking more closer to 16,000. would that work? >> it would work if the car wasn't so nice. it was an original owner car. the customers took very good care of this car. >> but it's not like a 30k or 40k. it has 60,000 miles. >> it's retail-ready. 17,500. come on, man. >> 16,500, tops. >> coming up... >> you got like 30 seconds or so? >> sure, of course. >> wanna show you something. >> male announcer: selling your car? hello! three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can

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you happy with it? >> i love it. >> does it tell the story? do you feel the way it needs -- >> i think it really does. >> and you think that this will be something that young people relate to? >> i hope so, yeah. i learned about how editing works, about how to pick music so that it's not overpowering, but it's still fits with the mood, about picking the different clips that best show what we're trying to convey. now we get to go present it to the national road safety foundation and see if they like it. >> we'll have that part of the story next week, along with the world debut of her psa. >> i'll have a pop quiz that might save you from getting sick. >> you might be looking forward to a big game, a big test, or a big date. if you get sick, that could be a big problem. but there's something you can be doing several times a day to protect yourself. wash your hands. and before you say, "well, duh!" see how you do on monika's quiz. >> we all know we're supposed to keep our hands free of germs. but you might be shocked to find out how often we don't wa

have sympathy for the women or do you think they do it willingly because it's a career choice? think -- i don't think their career choice. >> did you know that on back pages they sell women who have been tattooed and have to bring in a quo ta for men and who beat them and subject them to all kinds of violence. you can understand why the sheriff of this county takes the buying and selling of girls and women very seriously. >> that's good job. you guys should do that. >> you think he's going a good job? >> yeah, i think so. >> his arrest is just one of 22 made here tonight. but for veteran cops, the wayward minister is a significant catch. >> yeah, there are girls, to me, if we had not gotten anybody else but the guy that wanted -- that came for the 14-year-old, that would have been successful to me. >> so what do you think is going to happen to him? >> i hope he goes to prison. he obviously knew he was going for a child. he was told several times she was 14. you have someone going to travel to have sex with a child, they need to go to prison for a long time. >> the poster child t

>> yes, i am. >> how you doing? m marcus. >> it's a pleasure. >> nice to meet you. >> very nice to meet you too. >> so you're the manager. >> i wear all the hats. >> you wear all the hats. okay. >> i have been in the car business about 18 years. excuse me, marcus. hi. >> hi, how are you? >> what can we do for you today? >> i am actually in the market for an suv. >> like a bmw, mercedes, porsche? what are you looking for? >> i'm kind of looking for something a little bit more modest. >> okay. >> ford, chevy, maybe. >> the first potential buyer i've seen since i've been here walks in and he's looking to buy an suv. he seems motivated, excited, ready to buy. the problem is we don't have what he wants. >> i wish we could help you. >> no, it's all right. don't worry about it. >> maybe next time. >> take care. >> he wants to be in an affordable car like everybody else in america, and every suv we have on the lot is priced over $40,000. >> that's the frustrating thing that you deal with. >> how many customers a day do you g

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so you know we've you know you know we. do a lot few songs every night on the show and try to throw all that stuff out of people really enjoy it you've done a lot of movies too a few you get out really well one of them will you ever retire i don't think so i don't i would not want to quit and you know i play music joy. and joy travel enjoy the bus so that i would ever want to quit others energy keep up you stay energized. i think i'm you know the i get a lot of energy playing music and i think it's the best exercise that you can get to get out there and sing for an hour and a half or two hours using your lungs. i think that's why people travel so many miles to come see you because they do the same thing they upload to sing along with their healthy i never thought of it that way but it is great energy exchange out there sinatra share a love for frank yours or your sinatra told me once that no matter what where he's attained in life whenever he's about to go on stage still gets that little bump that little jump to get out there

what are you doing? doing here? >> well, i was just in your dressing room, because -- >> jimmy: yeah, you're always in my dressing room. >> well, that's where i enter. >> jimmy: why? >> and i was just in there. >> jimmy: yeah, and you don't -- >> and it's a mess. >> jimmy: and you came out here and you spilled water all over the place. >> well, i was trying to help you organize -- >> jimmy: cameron, welcome to -- welcome back to the show. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you're not leaving, are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> what's up? >> jimmy: let's have the talk. >> let's do it. >> jimmy: let's just have the talk and talk it out. >> talk it out, man. i'm ready. i'm not afraid. >> jimmy: you've had a great year. >> thanks, mate. >> jimmy: congrats on the movie. congrats on the movie. [ laughter ] it's a big hit. and -- you have another one coming out. [ laughter ] if you're just tuning in, this is the weirdest "tonight show" that's ever been. honestly, i will say -- it is such -- a great movie. >>

i do cash control, i count money, you know, whatever my mother asks me to do. >> how do you guys functionn this? >> [laughs] it's very tight. >> we just do. i know. >> is there, like, another trap door that takes me somewhere? >> this is my mom's desk. it's actually cleaner than normal. >> you know what? >> sharla... >> that's the "to be filed" pile. >> walk me through your-- >> oh, i'm sorry. i just stepped all over your money. >> that's okay. >> [laughs] oops. okay, i am an organized person. i swear to god. >> where's accounting? >> she's counting. >> no, where's accounting? >> oh, where's accounting? >> you know, where they count the money. >> there, maybe? >> do you guys just leave money out? >> yeah. >> this would be a cool place to rob. why don't you have a drop safe? >> we're very trusting. you can't trust a lot of people in the world. but i really feel if i have the right people on my team, i'll be okay. >> hi, how are you? >> this is steve, my fiance. >> hi. >> marcus. how are you? >> nice to meet you, marcus. >> nice to meet you. >> good to meet you. how are you doing? my name's

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what are you prevented from doing that you want to do? did want to pay myself $600,000. >> i would say, "no, you can't." >> i know you would. >> and i'm not gonna budge on that. i'm not gonna budge on the debt. not gonna budge on the executive salaries. my motive is that if the company makes money, i don't want to find out that it's turning from profits to salary and bonus and i have no control over it, and as a 30% owner i don't want to wake up one day and find out that all the money's gone. >> i guess ultimate veto power is a little bit hard to take. >> that's the hard part. i mean-- >> i think at the end of the day, if i'm just reading between the lines, honest to god, you just don't want to have a partner. what you guys don't like is that you have to talk to somebody about it. >> we don't like the fact that you can say no. >> i--you're asking me to throw a million dollars in and be subjected to whatever fate you decide and have nothing to say. "go stand in the corner and shut the [bleep] up." that's essentially what you're telling me

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do you see the guys on the roof? they are trying to have their tripods out and they are, bunson burners. >> yes. >> english teachers. >> yes, over there. >> yes. do you see the dude up top with his yellow tripod, right karen. >> then you have the guy in the lower deck here in it or range and and they are triangulating. >> yes. >> they are building a new, diverse center, a historical center. >> what is it, where? >> right over there on chestnut and spruce. >> really. >> yes. >> have you seen that. >> no. >> i was ant wear of that. >> that is market street at about seventh. >> i'm not as smart as you apparently. >> independence mall. >> yes. >> it is behind her, that is smith and clothier or whatever it is called, strawbridge and clothier. >> yeah. >> that will be a century 21, right. yeah, come on fishface. >> so century 21 is moving in. >> is that a store in atlantic city. >> it is going in town do are down there. >> now you got my attention. >> strawbridge and clothier. >> yes. >> strawbridge and short cake. >> we sh

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what did you do to it? you don't want to overshampoo this hair. our friend vicky has great products. we used whipping cream and you want to make sure you use a really soaking wet hair. what we did was twisted it. i will demonstrate. you twist it. you untwist it and you loosen the curl because with this texture, the main problem it's very kinky and tight. >> i know. i know. >> you know, hoda, right? >> it's adorable. i want to see your hair that way some time. >> it's so cute. i love it. >> it will last for weeks. >> weeks? >> weeks. >> karen, you look great, let's move on. cherish. this is her before. this is what her hair normally looks like. she has fine hair. so really fine hair. you will see through so what we did is give her the thick bangs to make it think looking. when you have hair like cherishes you want to cut it with regular scissors. you want to make sure it's cut solid. >> one thing you do well is you always cut to match someone's face. you don't cut because you want to put the cool put on some

if you do not generate any water, you do not get any pay. they were able to do all of the development for that system and it has been working very well. are there other models like that we can leverage off to the private sector? we have to continue to look at that. do not always assume that it has to be the government. >> we see an interest in the commercial spacecraft industry. can we leverage that interest? we think we can. it has incredible benefits for government agencies that we will not speak about here. >> what is the right mix on that? >> hard to sell that to another automaker, right? >> i don't envision another space station beyond the space station we have today. i see it picking up the next generation space station in lower orbit. i see our space station today as a chance for them to experiment with what might be helpful in the drug world, the biological world or materials world. there is something here that gives me an insight into the physical process, i would like to be able to do that. we have been able to have access to cargo

there's not much you can do right now. >> listen to me. that's all i'm saying. >> we're going to taiz you on top of it. >> do you want the pepper spray or now? they gave him fair warning. >> i never did nothing wrong, man. please, please. >> he is breaking my window. i'm going to tase you. >> oh. >> get back in the car and let me talk. all right. all right. all right. you shake my window again, i've warned you already. >> did you hear me? >> i kind of feel bad for the guy, a little tiny, tiny bit. you can't just sit there comfortably with a face full of pepper spray. it's not like you are going to sit there quietly. maybe give the guy five minutes to rip his head off and then go. regardless, treat him at the hospital, facing jail, and now he is dealing with charges. rough day for old andre. >> man, i got some water. >>> i got a pair of jaw droppers. dash cam, russia wra. you know the drill here. keep your eyes on that flat bed truck. it starts to move over to the left here to try and avoid something. it doesn't avoid this young girl on a bi

can do and what you can't do. you have been -- god know what's you have been doing. is this the natural next step? >> a few barnyard animals. >> the people who are going to brag about having multiple partners and multiple girlfriends are the ones sitting at home and eating slim jims alone in the dark and watching golden girls reruns, right, andy? >> it explains three nights of his week. you know, you are right. most people who get involved in the swinging and weird nets -- weirdness are not necessarily attractive people. >> if you were desirable would you put up with it? >> exactly. you are a commodity. >> why would you share you some if you are missing like a leg and some guy goes, you know what, i think i will sleep with some girls with two legs. you would be like, all right. >> i am not even going to understand that. >> remember he had the one leg and we said he better be out there going to get two-legged -- >> for what? >> go back to -- i did a controlled study. i went to hedonism, one which was the clothing an

you know? >> not sure. he's kind of mia right now. >> do you ever feel bad for doing what you do? >> no. i wouldn't do it. i try to do it in a respectful fashion. if you get a picture everyone wants to see, you get paid some hefty money, whatever it is, and that's why guys do this. >> so when you luke at celebrities, do you see dollar signs? >> that's all it is, man many it's a photo. photo is worth money to me, that's all it is it. >> no emotion? >> this is not my fantasy, i grew up as a kid and said, i'm going to be a paparazzi. it fell into my lap. >> it's just a job. the people who are really to blame are the magazines? >> no, i don't think anybody should be to blame, it's always a circus, no one's the good guy, no one's the bad guy, we're just a big part of mayhem. >> of the machine. >> and it's not going to stop. >> yeah. i've been out hunting for lamar for about four hours now. he wasn't at his house, i'm headed to the hotel where he was supposedly holed up for a bit. can i ask you a question? has lamar odom been around? >> i don't know. >> you haven't seen him? >> no. >> you know

own thirty seven percent of everything in this country why isn't there more outrage well you know it has a lot to do with the fact that in congress you have a lot of folks frankly who receive their campaign contributions from the one percent or you have a media which is owned by large corporate interests but i tell you larry in vermont and throughout this country i think people are profoundly disgusted with the reality that ordinary americans are working longer hours follow wages that parents though that their kids for the first time in the modern history of our country will have a lower standard of living than they do that america is moving in the wrong direction so there is a lot of outrage out there and i believe that people want fundamental change it is absurd in my view that ninety five percent of all new income goes to the top one percent at the same time we have more people living in poverty than any time in american history you recently released the public statement you declared now's the time to stop the movement toward oligarchies the time to create a government which represents all americ

it's just doing something to keep from just wasting away. you got to do something. of your body before it can take care of you, you know. >> every shackle has two locks on it. one lock, and two locks. all the 1s are keyed the same and the 2s are keyed the same. so you have two sets of keys for each shackle. it's security. in case anyone gets a hold of one of our key chains. more than likely they're not going to get a hold of two. >> got the secure the chains so the lock won't go up and down on your foot. the most comfortable place for you to walk, or you're going to trip on them all day long. you have to secure them. with the shoestring. >> get your bags two at a time starting up front. ♪ >> at age 50, mchellon is one of the oldest inmates to work in the fields. his 20-year-old cell mate scott parker is one of the youngest. he's serving five years for armed robbery, burglary, and drug possession. >> i been in that cell for 14 months, you know what i'm saying? now 18 months. i get tired of being in that cell all the time. it was nice to come out. it's got its ups and

and we feel that -- >> do you think -- >> there kneads to be a process -- >> do you think -- do you disagree with the law that says we can get answers direct fry from the science advisory board and do you think the law says we can intercept our questions and prevent them from giving you answers. >> we have given all your questions -- they have those -- >> but you haven't allowed them to answer your questions. >> what we're trying to work out and i think we're making really good progress is how you take federal employees, federal employees and have a defined -- so they understand what the process is on how they would go about -- >> i think that's a pretty paternalistic almost more so attitude to say you have to dell the employees what to do or educate them. they're experts in their own right. we have a complete and fundamental disagreement on that. i think it was totally inappropriate for the epa to prevent the board from 'ing our questions. you apparently disagree with that but that to me is the law. that concludes my questions and the gentle woman is recognized. >> thank you for being here

you don't have explaining to do to me. if you don't explain it to your wife i have to tell her because i love her too much and this is wrong. >> if he says your friend didn't see it. >> you're the one who saw it. >> i know. oh -- >> unless you were wearing a bag over your head. >>> phil galanos says do not tell. he says keep quiet. better to steer clear of overheated dramas that do not involve us. if it is your sister or dear friends you tell. >>> another survey. spontaneous summer road trip. road trip! stop doing that. >> so the question is have you ever gotten into a car and just started driving? >> no. >> i was working in florida and it was one of the things where nothing was right. the job wasn't right. the guy wasn't right. nothing was right. i was driving and i just kept driving. i drove to the keys and i stoppe and i stopped at a hotel and i checked in. it was late at night. i remember i went walking alone and there was a group of people getting ready to go on a midnight fishing tour. they said come on, we need one m

you have a daughter? >> i do older one? teenager? >> no, the youngest. >> the youngest. >> well, i'm sure you won't be back here again. >> no ma'am. i will not. >> i don't understand nothing. >> the only exception to that rule tonight, is 40-year-old ishmael. >> all i know is i'm here, and i'm getting arrested, and getting to read my right. >> okay. you don't know why you're here? >> i'm going to read my right. i'm not going -- there is not wrongs, there is nothing -- i'm just -- you know -- >> although police have him on the phone making a deal for sex with a female under cover, this native of morocco insists he has done nothing wrong. >> you took your phone, you dialed a number. >> okay. >> you made a date with a girl to buy sex. >> no. >> oh, what were you doing then? >> no. >> what were you doing then, if you wernlt weren't dialing the number and calling undercover officer to have sex, then what were you doing? >> no, no, no. >> you're smart man. >> i'm a smart man. >> are you educated? you seem educated. >>

what were you doing up there? you don't have anything in your cell, do you? >> like what?>> you searched me five times and you still can't find no [ bleep ] that i have. every time they leave i break out a bag of coffee or [ bleep ] peach kool-aid and have a sip. okay? they never get everything. i got [ bleep ] you'll never find. >> want me to try? >> turn around. back up to the door, put your hands through, sir. >> the captain assembles a team of deputies to inspect gomes' sprinkler head and the rest of his cell for any other contraband. >> okay. we're going to take that down. >> within seconds of removing gomes from his cell, the deputies unravel the string from around the sprinkler head. >> he tied a piece of bed sheet up on the sprinkler head up there and he's ready to pull the sprinkler head. that's why we're going in there, doing a cell search, take it out and check his cell for any other type of contraband or weapons or anything because he's known to do this. >> because he's making threats to doing inappropriate things when i come on the shift we want to make sure t

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do you believe that and do you slough off this? clays updates the stock and upgrades it after the stock has gone up 20% year-to-date. what a shock, do it after, not on january 1st. having said that the markets anticipating this new iphone 6 will do phenomenally well. anything that delays, into 2015 will have a significant effect on its earnings. melissa: yeah. >> we have to be careful here. melissa: kyle, who benefits if the delay happens? who would you look at to benefit from that. >> when you look at, these purchases, i think that this apparently what he just highlighted is true. you go to iphone 6, this is supposed to be significantly better than the other but i definitely think that, you know, users will take time to purchase the iphone 6. so it benefits people right now that maybe don't have the fund to purchase these products. melissa: so apple may be in the green. one of the most popular products could be turning your skin red. have you heard about this? an of rashes are linked to nickel found in ipads. in other tech devices

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," do you know what's going on there? e. he played baseball, right? he's in great shape. looks really good, really good. >> jimmy: that's quite an endorsement. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you watch with your wife, eig wife, i assume? >> when she's there. >> jimmy: with the guys. in the old days the players would watch -- because they were in the clubhouse, they'd watch soap operas, "all my children" and stuff. does that still go on? >> i'm a big "price is right" guy. i'd wake up, go straight to "price is right," that would meet into matlock." my two hours were set. >> jimmy: what channel are they running "matlock" on nowadays? >> that's a little back then. can't find it anymore. >> jimmy: i gotcha. well, you're having an unbelievable -- whatever you're watching it seems to be working for you. unbelievable. you guys just got back from, over the weekend, went to san francisco. played your arch rival san francisco giants. swept those guys. took over first place. is that a fun flight back home when something like that happens? >> happy

so what do you pack? do you ever fight with your loved ones about you know, we should only take one bag, why are you taking so much snuff that suitcase? so, quincy, you travel a l. >> silver travel advisor? the fight between couples, begin at the house, as you're packing the suitcase. what's your pet pea? >> bring work out gear. like my wife, she liked the work out gear. i try to bring the work out gear, like when we went to la, q, you're not going to work out. why are you even brinking this stuff? another thing: swim trunks. some of my swim trunks, not saying i got large over the years, but some of the swim trunks don't fit as tightly, as loosely, as they used to, so problem with the work out gear. my wife said you'll be busy and if you work out you won't have enough time to, you know, relax on vacation. >> q, i still take the running shoes and the work out gear, i know i'm not going to do it, but if there is a chance i might be inspired, i have it with me. >> mike, you know about run john cave, lying bic