Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: In the Wolverine Den

The Ann Arbor-based company has bought stock back from Bain Capital, which led Cramer to ask whether the company wants Bain out of the picture.

Brandon said that it really isn't a concern for him. Bain is a great private equity firm that has added value to the company, he said, but the company now has a substantial amount of cash and is using it to buy back stock.

He added that his company is growing its business by building stores domestically and internationally and that Domino's has generated positive same-store sales domestically for 12 years in a row.

The company grows earnings at 11% and has an 18 multiple, Cramer said, noting that Papa John's(PZZA Quote) has a 26 multiple. He asked Brandon how he plans to close that gap.

"We're better than them and ultimately we'll get the valuation we deserve," Brandon said, adding that Wall Street just needs to become better acquainted with his company to see that there's a lot of value there.

To watch Cramer's video segment with Brandon, please click here.

It Pays to Research

Cramer said that when he was in college "people either did drugs or they did homework." And whether or not things have changed, he told the University of Michigan audience that he wants to make homework more appealing.

Mad Money homework gives you incentive, he said. "You write a great essay and the best possible outcome is that you get an A. Cramer's got nothing against the alphabet, but when you do my kind of homework ... you can make mad money."

He used Comfort Systems(FIX Quote) to walk the audience through what it takes to get the homework done.

In order to get himself to Comfort Systems, first he needed an idea. And he came up with his idea while listening to the conference call for a totally different company, the conglomerate United Technologies(UTX Quote).