(L to R) Cramericans Joe and John of New Jersey. John, who made that T-shirt using the logo on his show ticket, celebrated his birthday with us that day.

Jeanie Caulfield, Mad Money's audience coordinator, at check-in

Ralph from Pennsylvania does some light reading before the show taping.

Gillian, a Cramerican from Virginia, has been watching Mad Money for three years. She credits Cramer with teaching her how to invest on her own, rather than paying someone else to do it.

Mad Money producer Kate Welsh talks with Lauren and Elad of Duke University.

Jim from Connecticut: Cramerican, firefighter and big fan of Mad Money.

Cramericans Cody and Bianca from New York. Bianca, a photographer, made this montage from Mad Money screenshots.

Mad Money producer Mike Waller preps for the Lightning Round.

Cramerican Steve from Buffalo, N.Y., just before the show.

Executive Producer Regina Gilgan stands by while Jim takes his oath as the president of Cramerica, upon the new Real Money paperback. He vowed to help preserve whatever capital you may have left, to faithfully educate investors about the market, and of course, to help you try and make mad money, in this maddening time.

Cramer urges caution in this tough market.

(L to R) Cramericans Ari from Pennsylvania and Scott from New York. Ari's actually from the same town as Cramer, Wyndmoor, and he's a Goldman Sachs alum, too. Scott plays for Major League Soccer's Rochester Rhinos.

Google CEO Eric Schmidt just before his interview with Cramer

Schmidt was part of Barack Obama's Transition Advisory Board, so Cramer asked what the new president has planned for the U.S. economy.

Change we can believe in?