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Decaffeinated snooty nonsense. i. >> i know you go to starbucks and i'm sure you love the lot days with the foam. >> i have never been to starbucks. i do agree -- i do think people have these sophisticated pallets. the same thing with wine. they develop this refined taste and they really know the difference. and they are willing to spend the money. this is why i don't get, why do people try to refine their pallet? why would they do that? they say i cannot enjoy a cheap glass of wine now. >> train your pallet downward then. >> exactly. >> let me let you guys in on our secret. th brew comes from...

Says they get five million job applications a year. they can only hire a fraction of those. there is a glut of workers for these jobs. there are probably a lot of people saying, i would be happy to have the job. whether it is a union or not. there is not a lot of nation-wide support for this. >>gregg: it is $5.50 above minimum wage. the workers there at walmart that are non-union have reject the unions when it is put to a vote and their turnover rate is way lower than the industry average. >>guest: so, some things are going right at walmart. everyone would like to have another $3 or $4 an hour...

>> bret: g.m. reported third quarter net income of $1.5 billion. on the news, the stock price rose 10%. to $25.50 a share. that is less than half of what is needed for taxpayers to be repaid. in the battleground state of ohio, the terms of that bail-out deal are still not sitting well with the number of delphi workers. correspondent steve brown has more. >> i bet on american workers and manufacturing. >> that is how president obama describes the u.s. auto bail-out on the campaign trail. in 2009, teetering g.m. got billions, but the deal would not work without labor peace. and the united auto w...

That comes right out of the checking account. it makes for very rough times. >> we talked earlier, you said the cost of that feed is actually more than you're making on the milk you produce right now. >> at the current rate, we're paying around $20 a hundred for our feed and milk has been around $15.50 a hundred. that don't come out when you start pushing the pencil. you need to get more for your milk than you're paying for feed. >> not a good business plan. >> not a good plan. >> what do you do at this point? where do you go? >> we're trying to survive day to day and trying to stockpile as mu...

Actually looks, a pretty good deal like slate and, you really get the resilience and durability with vinyl and the texture and dappled color you expect from slate. yes. it is tile but it has style. >> arthel: it looks great to me. is it pricey. >> no, $5.50 roughly per square foot and the main thing, it is easy to install and glues down, unlike hard wood floors and is vinyl, the easiest thing to install. >> rick: how about durability? in my kitchen we are always dropping stuff. >> nothing is like vinyl when it comes to resisting dings or scuffs or scrapes and that is what it is known for, but ...