Hey, I'm Kramer. Welcome to Mad Money. Welcome to the United States Air Force Academy.

I only say I'm not your big friends, but I am making an exception tonight for the incredible cadets and airmen we have with us tonight right here from the Canyon of Wall Street to 7,258 feet above sea level.

I want to help you make some money. Are you ready?

Raise a cure, our skies, with a commitment to the shared ideals that bind us as Americans. Now, Mad Money takes flight to help give them the tools to secure their financial future.

A place where the sky was never the limit. Well, Falcon's fly. This is life at a different altitude.

We are here to celebrate those who fly, fight, win. From the United States Air Force Academy, mile high, Mad Money begins now. Let's fly.

This year, we're getting a head start on that from today at a great institute of learning, the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, where we salute the brave men and women in the armed forces who protect our country.

These people right here will go on to be natural leaders with the passion for keeping our nation safe and passion-specific things. I'm the people this morning who have a passion for jumping out of airplanes.

An interesting opportunity that I play with in the client. I've met people who are learning to fly our planes to wherever American power needs to be projected around the globe. And we thank them for all that they do.

Now, look, passion comes in all shapes and sizes. And, Americans know my passion is to teach money. How to preserve it. How to grow it. Now, it's too soon for many people here to start talking about investing. We've got a big job to do.

In fact, this morning I asked a bunch of ladies and gentlemen if they spent any time thinking about stocks, but it was right before they were about to toss themselves into a plane to power shootout.

One candidate quickly reminded me that no, he wasn't thinking about money, he was thinking about jumping out of a plane. That fell as God has priorities straight.

But I got my priorities too. I want to say that I'm here to defend and protect your savings, but that may be laying on a little thick.

Let's just say I'm your volunteer at investing coach and leave it at that. After a sedate fate for the averages with a doubt in stub six points, S&P rose point to six percent.

Now, I said that advance point for eight percent. I need to talk about something that's been nagging me for days now.

See, older this week, this terrific kid, his ten year old kid, his name was Luca. And he called me and he said, you know what? Mr. Cramer, I want to buy Dave and Busters.

Now, the chats and chamber every location and restaurant combined with a sports bar, combined with an arcade. I told him, look, I can't recommend it.

When my daughter was Lucas H, my dad and I would take her to a Dave and Busters on a period and filly not far from where my dad went.

We would lose fortune trying to pick up a 20 cent drink with one of those cram claw things, you know, like...

Hey, what kind of job is that? I don't know. I mean, it was to me a big waste of time.

Now, look, I like Dave and Busters the concept. It has a legitimate reason for being. It's part of what we call the experiential economy.

But a funny thing happened in the experiential economy, thesis. It turns out that cruises, glamping, by the way, that's clay or camping.

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