Well, we know that the union work rules are what everything is about.

It's the same case with Starbucks, too.

If you can't tell your employees when they work,

then you're really not able to have much of an ability to be able to move product or move coffee.

And I think the unions will be in charge of time that you need to work.

And that would be dreadful for very very dreadful for Annie Jassie.

And that's just a US picture, right?

Yeah.

They got Europe to think about as well.

You know, look, one of the problems was, you know, Starbucks does indeed have unionized places in the ones they franchise.

But if you can't control the work rules, no one wants to work certain shifts.

So you can say, listen, I'm not going to work that shift.

And Amazon would not be able to say, yes, you must work it.

So that's what at stake with union is.

It's time that you have to work.

So what did we just hear, Luke?

That was Jim Kramer on, uh, he's, he's the cash man.

That's right.

He's the host of mad money.

He's known among other things for the so-called rant heard around the world, which was at least

the moment that the phrase tea party was popularized.

He'll buy your gold. He'll buy your jewelry

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