large. they did the same test at home with green liquid with the same result. the arena has admitted the cups were the wrong size and has increased the size of the large, which is still 7 bucks. that is devious. take a look at that. well, the clearly brilliant guy that s gotten so much attention for his playing style on jeopardy has been defeated. arthur chu faced two ladies last night in his cliche of the show. his players answered many questions correctly. chu was in last place going into final jeopardy, and when he answered the final question incorrectly, he left with nothing. he leaves the show with nearly $300,000 in winnings, and he ll be back for jeopardy s tournament of champions and will be on good morning america later this morning. and the new champ, diane in
states where jobs are)(ív scarc it s a pretty bad thing to come out of a guy who is killing the minimum wage as an idea in terms of raising it. because people are desperate and in dire straits. i think the different term of the atmosphere of this country who america is right now, we have to do this, because 7 bucks is just ludicrous. you cannot survive on that. let s switch gears and talk about who has what s app on their phone? anybody? mike, you do? chuck, you do? i do. chuck, you have what s app? it is. i tell you why. a cousin of mine lives in mexico and; carlos slim makes money if you burp in your phone if your phone burp thejga down there. what happens is the cheapest way for my cousin to text. so i got it literally to just it saves him a couple of bucks. are you in the loop. listen to this. i ve heard of it.
we ve been saying on this show for a long time, the real wages for american workers have been on the decline since 1973. it s a generational problem. yeah. the rich keep getting richer, the poor keep getting poorer. but, i do think, as we look for solutions, at least as far as i m concerned, my if you just say, well, people will be able to afford a better lunch for we raise the minimum wage, that also takes into account that perhaps up to 1 million people will lose their jobs and fall deeper into poverty. so that s the tradeoff that i m talking about. again, i don t i don t really give a damn about corporations making money on wall street. i don t care if they lose money. i mean, i don t care if they lose a little money on the margins, because they have to pay their workers 10 bucks an hour instead of 7 bucks an hour. but i am concerned about the working poor struggling right now, and small business owners, restauranteurs and these types
an hour, how do we begin to find the right balance? first we have to we ve got to pick a number that s not going to cause serious problems to the economy right now. struggling economy with a jobless recovery. find that point that both sides can agree on and index it to inflation. so start from there. so it doesn t remain stagnant at 7 bucks an hour when, you know, inflation goes up. secondly, we just i mean you and i don t believe, at least, that the solutions come from having the federal government in a lot of cases artificially saying. set the price. you re going to do this, that. i m not saying that we just go back to sort of a, you know, pre-tr approach, but the big issue, the generational challenge is not going to be solved this way. listen, we got to move on quickly here, mika, because, boy, internationally. yeah. what s happening in syria,
afford a better lunch if we raise the min mum wage, that takes too account that perhaps up to a million people will lose their jobs and fall deeper into poverty. that s the tradeoff i m talking about. i really don t give a dam about corporations that are making money on wall street. i don t care if they lose money. i mean i don t care if they lose a little money on the margins because they have to pay their workers 10 bucks an hour instead of 7 bucks an hour. i am concerned about the working poor who are struggling right now and small business owners, restauranteurs and these type of people, the negative impact that might have. that s the biggest the question is, what is the solution? if we re not willing to absorb that point into this discussion, weight the reality for the working poor at this point ? if you re saying we raise the minimum wage to $10 an hour, $11