be sleeping on a cot in congress. with so much ahead of you, do you still think you will have to break out that cot, congresswoman? well, the super committee is supposed to have something to us by the 23rd. i m hearing rumblings of how can we pass a law or do something that would allow them to maybe extend another week. then we have to have an up and down vote, both in the house and in the senate if they should bring something to us. that is going to take a bit. so, december 23rd, hey, i have been here december 22nd, i have been here december 23rd, been here december 18th, i m used to t. congresswoman loretta sanchez, may be there on a cot. thank you so much for your time. we will be right back p. thank you. time for your business entrepreneurs of the week. small businesses in austin, texas, are thinking local. mason arnold rounds green leaf which distributes produce from farms and baked goods from that city s little blue stem. they are championing the buy local movement and h
a note for the airline industry, just as the holiday season gets under way the transportation department fined american eagle airlines $900,000 for delays. passengers spent more than three hours on 15 flights arriving at chicago s o hare on may 29th. american eagle has to pay $650,000 of it but the rest can come in from the form of refunds and vouchers to the passengers. so what do you think? do you think this will help keep airlines in line this holiday season? tweet us at jansingco. small businesses in austin, texas, are thinking local. mason arnold runs greenling which distributes produce from austin-based farms and baked gootds from that city s little blue stem. they re championing the buy local movement. for more, watch your business on msnbc. [ indistinct talking on tv ]
our website works, we can put it up, and when it gets sold out it just disappears from the site. one of those suppliers is start-up baker lisa fowler, owner of little blue stem. english muffins. three cinnamon raisin. we work with companies like little blue stem, small, artisan producers, and the role we play is a flexible, consistent demand that allows them to ramp up production using commerce, rather than going out and trying to obtain a bunch of debt. there are so many businesses that are percolating and ready to explode, they are ready to take off. but what s missing is being there. farming, come on. if it doesn t rain, you don t have a crop. so if you re a banker and you get to like loan to someone who is making software 365 days a year, you know, or chips or something, versus a farmer who if it doesn t rain he doesn t have a crop, which one are you going to lend to. that s woody cash, a former
can put it up. when it gets sold out, it disappears from the sight. one of those is lisa, owner of little blue stem. three sour dough. we work with companies like little blue stem, they are small, artisan producers. the role we play is a flexible, consistent demand that allows them to ramp up production using commerce rather than going out to obtain a bunch of debt. so many businesses percolating and ready to explode. they are ready to take off. what s missing is the investment. farming. come on, if it doesn t rain, you don t have a crop. if you are a banker loaning to someone making software 365 days a year or chips versus a farmer which are you going to lend to? that s a former venture capitalist. he understands why investors