Jim Cramer

Because you're appearing here and you're appearing there.

I want people to remember that when they were at Brown and Middlebury, how many, what was the length of a paper that you had to do?

And how long did it take, were you allowed to have?

Okay, I have to write 7,000 words a day.

7,000 words.

And I've written, I've done the first 800, and I did it about, maybe you have to start thinking about buying the stock of an acquirer.

Now that anyone's allowed to buy, Abbott's buying Exact Science.

And the other day, Kimberly,

They're buying Kenview, which I think the talent problem blows over, and I think the talent problem blows over.

We have to start thinking about Kimberly at 5% because it's down big off that.

If they walk away or if there's an overbid for Kenview, you're in great shape.

These are the things I'm looking for, the anomalies, because now that we have all these deals because they got rid of the antitrust division, right?

Yeah.

I mean, the protrust.

There's a Rao's ad behind you and that's going to produce maybe 35 cents on Campbell's.

And if they put some other brands together, it's $30.

You get a 5% yield.

Oh, now it's Sephora.

I'm sorry.

But I saw it.