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Relief for us to survive. you will not likely so cheaper flights. my complaint is how expensive the airline tickets are now. mike, what have you got? >> at a time when americans can use extra dollars in their wallets. in texas, the station in keller 1.75. and then it was matched by qt and exxon went down to 1.69. and consumers may be happy now, this is not likely to be the new normal. >> we may see expensive gas in six months. we just don't know. the fact that we don't know what will happen to the price of oil in the future, we shouldn't over react.

Let's talk about the world's most expensive hot dog. it's being served by a food truck in seattle. it's called tokyo dog. >> this is no ballpark frank here. it's a foot long smoked cheese bratwurst, that's right, with butter, teriyaki grilled onions, and mushrooms. there's also wagu beef, foie gras, and a buttery bun -- >> the price tag, $169. >> bargain. >> 1-6-9. how about a hot dog for $1.69? relish, mustard, ketchup. >> i'm old school when it comes to that. [ belch ] >> thanks, guys. coming up, from a hot dog to the most spoiled dog. a pet showered with indulgences. later in "the mix." ...

$28.7 billion from general motors. david, is this a losing proposition for taxpayers? >> oh, no, not at all. think of the costs if we had allowed general motors to fail, we would have lost literally a million jobs. we would have huge costs for disability, for welfare, for probably crime, with young people who can't find any kind of work. enormous costs. so this was a very cheap bargain. and don't forget, we gave $13 billion to bail out an aig/goldman sachs deal to goldman sachs. and in my book, the fine print, i tell about another $5 billion gift we made to goldman sachs that nobody else has r...

Think of the costs if we had allowed general motors to fail, we would have lost literally a million jobs. we would have huge costs for disability, for welfare, for probably crime, with young people who can't find any kind of work. enormous costs. so this was a very cheap bargain. and don't forget, we gave $13 billion to bail out an aig/goldman sachs deal to goldman sachs. and in my book, the fine print, i tell about another $5 billion gift we made to goldman sachs that nobody else has reported on. >> okay. now gm stock had a pretty good day on wall street today. general motors closed at $27.18...

So with that, we saw all 30 dow components in the red, a name like united technologies was the worst performer of the group making a $16 1/2 billion acquisition of a company, it was the worst performance. keep a close eye on nike in friday's trading, after reporting its quarterly numbers. a lot of traders on wall street not feeling too confident. we broke through some key support levels. will they buy on friday? will folks take positions ahead of a long weekend? we will see. but certainly, this is the market we're seeing on thursday's trading. you know what was higher? a certain flight to qual...