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when trump was still president. your dollar went a whole lot further under trump. you could fill up your gas tank for less than two bucks a gallon and the stock market was doing so well we all looked like geniuses. >> the 401(k)s, they are up 90%. 95%. [cheers] >> i always tell the story people come up to me they say i want to thank you my wife thinks i'm a total loser, sir. she thinks i'm the worst person with money, financials. she thinks i'm just horrible and the last three years i'm up 94%, sir. she thinks i'm a total genius when it comes to finances. >> jesse: well in biden's am...

Else. so you bet we feel terrible raising those prices. but we have families, too. so, it's a very difficult situation but you almost can't raise the prices quickly enough, jess. because things are going up on a daily basis. we can't keep printing menus or posting menus on daily basis. so, we sell the chicken wings for $27. they cost us $34. so we're losing $7 on an order. i have got to pray that you will have a couple of cokes, man a dessert or something else that i make money on. it's difficult. >> jesse: make more money on the alcohol, don't you? it's crazy. i just -- keep giving people boo...

Before late 2019, most Coloradans associated the word “pandemic” with disaster movies and novels. But on March 5, 2020, the reality of the pandemic hit home as Gov. Jared Polis announced the state’s first confirmed COVID-19 case. One day later, the first case in El Paso County was reported. The virus has wrought economic havoc and unleashed turmoil both in the business world and personal lives — and some of its effects will continue to be felt long after the threshold of herd immunity is reached.  But it has also kindled positive changes, from medical advances to increa...