i would like to see a lot more traction and if you re going get into petco or pet smart, they ll want to see you sell a bunch directly or through pet stores. so 7 was for the 7 for the product and 4 for the pitch. got it. richard. i went with 7 on the product. i think it has great val you. i can see a lot of consumers enjoying the product. i worry about defensibility, but it could be a good investment product. i gave 9 for the pitch, you had a tough time with piper and did a great job giving despite piper giving you a hard time. thank you. think she covered everything you needed to know to pique your interest. there is more i want to understand. i think it doesn t seem two tao defensible around making the actual jacket for the dog. i would like to hear more about the future product growth as well. great job given piper s difficulty. fantastic. good luck with everything. thank you for coming on the show. congratulations on what you ve accomplished so far. thank you.
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financial institution would be alive and function? right. yeah. we would all be in the hills digging potatoes or something. and to that end, it s something i talk with dick grasso who used to be the chairman of the new york stock exchange bill in the book, how do you discuss all these swaps that don grossman was just referring to, where there is no underlying loan, there is no underlying coal purchase or pork purchase or anything. it s purely a bet. and mr. grasso suggested we reclassified all those types of agreements as online gaming, because they re not really an investment product. do you believe that that s too harsh? it probably is, because, let s say that let s take greece s credit default swaps, for instance. three or four years ago, you could buy them at ten basis points over, and of course, that was when there was hardly any spread. let s say i had legitimate business interest in greece as a
protection that you didn t ask for, kind of like the old mafia protection. you got protection and they almost encourage you to overdraft your check and then hit you hard on it. as to mortgages, the single biggest cause of the problem were people getting mortgages who shouldn t have gotten them because there was a mistaken view that i ve long been critical of that you make everybody a homeowner when many aren t able to. that will be made flat out illegal. so the consumer protection will be very strong on credit cards, bank loans, payday lending. one other thing. the bill has a fiduciary responsibility in consumer protection. anybody now and this would deal with the madoff thing, any broker/dealer who sells you an investment product will now have a fiduciary responsibility for the first time that is they have to act in your best interests or you can sue them. help me on this one. shut down collapsing firms. this is part of the big debate. this too big to fail, does it still exist? will