if dave is able to develop a product that is shelf stable and it meets lisa's standards, then clever cookie meanwhile, lisa and i will focus on fresh, soft-baked cookies and we'll sell them online. lisa: i know it's going to be different, but it has to be as close as possible. lemonis: and we're gonna get there. we'll work through it. david: okay. lemonis: we'll work through it. you feel better? david: i'm fine. lemonis: you feel better? great. all right. david: yep. lemonis: thank you. david: really appreciate it. lemonis: thank you. david: thanks, lisa. lisa: thank you. lemonis: today is a big day for mr. cory's cookies because amazon is really working to help small businesses establish their own market place with a landing page that promotes their story and their products. if mr. cory's can convince amazon that they're a good fit, this could be a multi-million dollar partnership. lisa: so, cory, when you go in there, have confidence in yourself and show yourself that you have this, not all this. cory: yeah. okay. lisa: okay? all right. sallie ann: welcome. lemonis: hi, there. how are you

i think the packaging's very clever, 'cause i can see the product, and i know what it is, so... i think the cookiesmazing. rachel: thank you. lemonis: can we see the factory? probably need to put a hair net or something. rachel: yeah, and i'll give you a coat. lemonis: okay, listen, if i learned anything throughout my entire time with jackie's cookies, it's how not to wear a hair net. okay? so that it doesn't look like the pillsbury doughboy wore a hair net, and all of a sudden, it was a poof on my head. i'm cool, too. so, i've kind of figured out you got to roll it back, and then you got to pull it down. push back, pull down. say it with me now. should we make that a song? push back, pull down. push back, pull down. so, if i ever go into a food manufacturing facility, i'm gonna sing this song. push back, pull down. remember that next time you go into a kitchen. ♪ rachel: so, it's a 20,000-square-foot facility. lemonis: wow. as i enter the manufacturing space, i'm shocked by how big it is. but what's odd for me is i look at where the raw materials are, and it looks like the store's out of food. lik