michael's mother says he bakes for hours. >> once he started baking, i saw a focus. it was really unreal. >> it hasn't always been a piece of cake. >> first time i ever burned anything i was making lemon me reign tarts. i cried. >> even talking to -- to us, his mind is on dessert. he's making life sweeter in more ways than one. cbs news, maryland. into a hidden and *illegal pipeline in his own backyard! >>> this time of year there's no background tomatoes around. this is probably one of the best ones. for that caprese salad, you want to buy it nice and red like this all the way around. don't compromise. they'll pick up nice and ripe. make sure the stem is nice and green. when you bring them home -- one more thing, heavy on the sides. store on the counter never in the refrigerator. for that great salad with mozzarella, basil, sometimes i use mint, olive oil, vinegar, salt and pepper. that's it. i'm tony, your fresh grocer. eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> a north bay man is accused of dumping sewage in his own backyard. how police caught him. we'll have that story and

michael's mother says he bakes for hours. >> once he started baking, i saw a focus -- i mean, it waseporter: it hasn't always been a piece of cake. >> first time i ever burned anything it was when i was making lemon meringue tarts. and i was so sat, i cried. >> reporter: he's learned even while talking to us, his mind was on dessert. [ beeping ] take care of that. we don't want to burn it like the lemon meringue. he's making life sweeter in more ways than one. cbs news, bowie, maryland. >> that's great. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," former "hamilton" star leslie odom jr. tells us about his new inspirational book "failing up: how to take risks, aim higher and never stop learning." >>> i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." never stop learning." >>> i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin 24 hour relief when allergies occur. day after day, after day. because life should have more wishes and less worries. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. aveeno® positively radiant body lotion... it's time to get your gl

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drinks it is easier, you can ta ke with drinks it is easier, you can take out the sugar, but with bakedust a case of some reformulation. chocolate bars? hard to cut the sugar? yes, it is, but what they have done, is to aim for 250 calories or less per bar and they are making the effort that you need to be be in and with sugar. thanks forjoining us. you have made me feel a bit package but i won't touch any of that, because my body isa touch any of that, because my body is a temple —— made me feel a bit peckish. now it's time for meet the author. one morning to sisters leave home in norway as they do every day but by nightfall they have sent a message saying they are heading for the syrian war, their father races after them but they are already over the border, the norwegian writer asne seierstad tells the story and two sisters of a family convulsed by shock and the baleful influence of a warfar shock and the baleful influence of a war far away shock and the baleful influence of a warfar away which shock and the baleful influence of a war far away which overtook them in 2013. the girls we

for me it's reddish in color and the taste reminds me of freshly baked rye bread. not ones i tried for so which beer did you like best most of the fun well they were all pretty great but i'll go for the goat the good be the outsider yeah the outsider. even if i'm thoroughly enjoying all of this right now we should leave town again and france out with second year is anton and anastasia from russia this end of the video from there make a scene in the can mountains in his baking sun from the looks of it they have oh lovely. we want to know your favorite place to go on vacation send us your videos you can upload them to w dot com slash travel. math and reading from norman and for. myself for events and deshon short but sweet and i take a lot off my fuckin life industrial culture football culture and beer culture cares about thing and accept the fact. that. my guest this week on conflicts just. colleagues on the back of my fellow clergy from her. chris for breeding grounds for us comics are comics. limone to cold blood makes a lot of great guests live. lives that are li

she grew up in inverness, learning to bake for her mom.went on to work for the legendary alice waters as pastry chef for chez panisse in berkeley. >> she's always been more adventurous with her cake-making than i have. that's stood her in good stead. >> kensington palace says the cake will be covered with buttercream and fresh flowers. maybe it will look something like this. it will serve 1,200 guests. the wedding is on may 19th. kristen sze, abc 7 news. >>> drum roll, please. ringo starr is now sir ringo starr. the former beatles drummer was knighted today. >>> a dispensary will open next month next to amoeba music. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has more. >> reporter: the berkeley mothership is now ready to dispense more music at a new store called high fidelity. >> nothing goes better with a great bag of weed than a great record. >> reporter: a music store next to a cannabis dispensary seemed like a great idea. the idea is to infuse the successful business model of amoeba music into a cannabis dispensary featuring local growers. >>

she grew learning to bake from her mom.n to become a pastry chef before following her fiance, her now husband across the pond. her mom talked about her creativity. >> she makes a chocolate cake with a violet frosting, and the violet frosting tastes the way a violet smells. >> the wedding cake will be covered with butter cream and fresh flowers. by the way the baker and the bride knew each other long before the two americans were thrust into the wedding spotlight. markle new petak for her lifestyle blog. >>> it is official, ashley judd and adama iwu will take part in this year's pbwc conference moderated by congresswoman jackie spear. keynote speaker also maria shriver and rosie pros. >>> stay with us, one step closer to extinction, the last of the white rhinos has died. why researchers say the species could still survivvivsurvive. >>> you don't expect this because we just >>> here are the headlines at 4:30. a violent crash left four people hurt at gough and responders first reported five people suffering from critical injur

she grew up in inverness, learning to bake for her mom.on to work for the legendary alice waters as pastry chef for chez panisse in berkeley. >> she's always been more adventurous with her cake-making than i have. that's stood her in good stead. >> kensington palace says the cake will be covered with buttercream and fresh flowers. maybe it will look something like this. it will serve 1,200 guests. the wedding is on may 19th. kristen sze, abc 7 news. >>> drum roll, please. ringo starr is now sir starr. the former beatles drummer was knighted today. >>> a dispensary will open next month next to amoeba abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has more. >> reporter: the berkeley mothership is now ready to dispense more music at a new store called high fidelity. >> nothing goes better with a great bag of weed than a great record. >> reporter: a music store next to a cannabis dispensary seemed like a great idea. the idea is to infuse the successful business model of amoeba music into a cannabis dispensary featuring local growers. >> considering the e

and an array of songs and stories that are all part of the pizza baking ritual while proud pizza makers in naples celebrated by handing out free pizza and given the love and the know how that they pour into their art they would find it hardly surprising that a museum in distant off has dedicated an entire exhibition to their world famous popeye. opinion among museum visitors is often divided over whether exhibits whet their appetite but pizza is caught in dozens of surely everyone is agreed the show covers the cultural significance and iconic power of pizza from the phone to the color and consistency it's inspirational. it. does indoors during byes the point of the exhibition was to show how pete's has been a subject matter in the visual arts. and not just among new young artists but also among world famous figures from the past once a store wish. all one can slow. down in the prime example being maverick german ancestry baca and his pizza fashion from order in one thousand nine hundred three visitors get to see pop pop pioneer andy warhol gently digging into a burger next to former chi

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this woman has been chosen to bake their wedding cake.he got her start at the legendary shape in berkeley. the couple picked her lemon elder flower cake for the big day. >>> tina sang her heart out, but will it be enough to move to the next round on "the voice?" ♪ >> she is the one on the left of your screen. although it didn't last as long as she wanted to, the 16-year-old from logan high school in union city says her time on the show did not go unnoticed. >> my whole school was rooting for me. every time i walk through the hallway i see somebody i don't know, oh my gosh, you're so amazing, i watched you on the voice. it's so humbling to see that. >> she's 16, people. she has a very bright future ahead of her. we are sure we have not heard or seen the last of her. >> she's such a delight. the warriors injury ravaged lineup is about to get a big boost. does this map show the peninsula trail? you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our suba

after a short while in the oven, the bread is baked. just check it. but the proof of course is in the eating, so what will they make of it? thanking you. i would highly recommend all this activity, that we have done today, to every single member of our club. there is no such word as can't. so the stroke club class was a success, and chris believes that the cookery school not only teaches you how to cook but also boosts your self—esteem. for a lot of people, it saves their lives, it gives them that meaning that once a week, get out of bed, go and do it, which is what it gave me. it gives me a reason to get up in the morning, get dressed and get out there. normally i'm asking for help for that sort of thing. now, there's a woman from swanley in kent whose big ambition is to get her dog into crufts. not because he's good looking or best in breed, no, she's hoping he'll dance his way there. john cuthill reports. it's a wet and windy saturday in coventry. it's raining cats and, well, dogs. and more dogs. they've all gathered here to sniff out a golden tick

assessment relies on prior criminal conduct to predict behavior is racial bias baked into the process. racial bias is always going to be they can in the process you go back four decades it was there if you look ahead three decades you're still going to see it i mean it is it is the nature of of our human makeup right orginally and for if we believe judges are above theft we're kidding ourselves and prosecutors the same prosecutors are going to typically go after african-americans or minorities before they do their neighbor the judge is only human thank you mike papen tonio america's lawyer here on r.t. america. on december fourteenth a three to two republican majority of federal communications commission has passed what they called the reste oring internet freedom order translation despite public protests hundreds of thousands of on the record public comments and congressional requests not to they killed net neutrality rules which stipulated that your internet service provider had to just hook you up without blocking any content throttling down the speed you're getting or giving some

this is the winkler bakery, where they continued to bake some things like they did. we are going to go in. >> we are back in the car, because we got -- moravian sugar cakes, a traditional dish made in old salem. >> we're going to try it. >> too bad we are not on smell of vision. >> the car smells amazing. >> there are several places to get it, but this is the original home of it. this is one of the must stops in salem. the coffee pot is an interesting story also. that was originally the symbol shop,kki 10 shop -- tin and people knew you could get a coffee pot up there. when they build 40 through here, they moved it down here. aboutare a lot of stories coffee being served for the moravian sunrise service and soldiers hiding in it, but none of that is true. it has been the symbol of hospitality for a long time. >> we have a belly full of treats, where should we go? >> we should see where the rich people used to live. this is the reynold area. this started out as a dirt road, and when r.j. reynolds wife decided she did not want to live in her downtown home, she built --

the diagnosis came when he was recording a special celebrity bake off for stand up to cancer which beginsin an interview, he said, i was getting pains in my legs and my hips particularly, and i thought, this is old age. eventually, they got so bad i thought i'd better go and see my gp. he said, i will give you a blood test. the next morning, the doctor said it is fairly clear you have advanced prostate cancer. in an interview in the radio times, he urges men not to ignore symptoms that might indicate prostate cancer which will affect one in eight men. the key symptoms are any very rapid changes to how often you go to the toilet to urinate, any pain when you do or pain generally in the pelvic area, though symptoms might not be cancer, they probably are not, but they would potentially suggest there is an issue and men should go to their gp if they have any symptoms. bill says he's still working and does not want to be defined by his illness. he adds, although cancer will shorten his life, his consultant's ambition is he will see another 18 years. time for a look at the weather. we had contr

also, she is called mutti, and muttis bake strudels and things.s itjust before christmas, about delia smith? she does delia smith goose on christmas day. one of the things that she really likes in interviews, that she does personally. i'm interviewing her tomorrow, and i might ask, shall i? i'll ask her. didn't david davies worked for a sugar company? he did, and he has seven teaspoons of sugar in his cup of tea. "keep on spooning them in," he said to me once, "until they don't dissolve". disgusting. so i don't know. corbyn does jam ? i don't think michel barnier is a very bakey person. in the cafe he has like a piece of steamed fish. the terrible cake in that shop. it is an austrian cafe. not a strudel in sight. dry cake! also, laura, you had a big milestone of your own at the summit. what did i do? for people listening in brussels. you went to kitty's for the first time. not for the first time. you told me it was the first time. though i did not! this is the irish pub immediately opposite the european commission, and also the bbc bureau. and the

the family is saying that is the premium that is being baked in.ving you a 24% premium over the share price before we announced we were looking into it. how high could it go? >> this story broke in june of last year, there is a 24% premium baked into it. how much do they still want? was $60.aid one >> but this is a very difficult deal to get financed. there aren't a lot of example of retail that are not highly leveraged neiman marcus would be that are doing great. neiman marcus would be your obvious go to. of the department store chains that are highly leveraged, they are still struggling. >> cbs kicking off the third biggest corporate bond sale on record to fund its acquisition of aetna. it will test the appetite of the corporate bond market, off to its worst and you will start in decades. there is plenty of demand, but the interesting thing is that looked intoad selling off $45 billion of debt, but instead they went with $40 billion. >> we saw orders of three times offering, so certainly the demand was therefore a deal like this, but it was impor

baked into their culture that i'm not sure what you're referring to won't the royalty always be royal. no you know there used to be royalty all over in many parts of the world but royalty has been overthrown over the years or just turned into a. symbolic. position like you see in places like england but saudi arabia is one of the only places in the world where there is still an absolute monarchy so that somebody like this thirty two year old crown prince things because he has some blood in him so that comes from the saudi family that's been ruling since one thousand nine hundred thirty two that he should have the right to continue ruling this kingdom for who knows how long and in the process he also has in a very spectacular way pushed aside sidelined all the other possible heirs to the throne he is extremely vicious and i would say extremely ruthless and to think that a reformer is somebody who thinks by way of a bloodline that he has the right to the absolute rule of this country doesn't sound like much reform for me reform is really a revolutionary that he calls himself a revolutio

forget about what is already baked into market.ee plus fed tightening's this year are already baked in. operatingnot really as a depressing fact. the other thing they neglect is , structuralhe forces. our star.wn those include things like inequality, raising the savings rate. more aging of the population. less need for capital to acquit new workers or house new families. >> so if someone is sitting at this moment listening to you, i have to imagine he or she is thinking one thing. larry summers is predicting that jamming on the accelerator, running greater and greater deficits to produce faster growth now is going to result, as you said, in higher interest rates. the question is when? how long does it take for this to happen? summers: that is the question that is always a possibility. to growingcan point tensions in a fault, but they can't say when the earth way is going to be. structural engineers can point where there is fatigued but they can't really say how long the bridge will collapse. cardiologist, you can tell there is a pr

charles: you need to bake the parts to get the hydrogen out of the part. otherwise, the hydrogen goes into the parts that can make the parts very brittle, so that parts can fail. stephen: shi says he took his concerns to his company, boeing, and to the faa several times. faa documents confirm that hundreds of the parts used on the boeing 777s were manufactured in violation of faa standards and that documents were, quote, fabricated. even so, the faa still allowed boeing to install the parts as is. those parts remain on boeing aircraft to this day. a spokesperson for the company shi worked for, moog incorporated, said the parts in question were later tested and determined to meet specifications, that there had been no reported issues with these parts, and none are flight safety critical. the third party chinese vendor that supplied them no longer supplies boeing. joseph del balzo: i don't think anybody knows how serious the issue really is. stephen: former acting faa administrator joseph del balzo and his business partner at jda aviation technology solution

equity isn't something to be sprinkled on top, it needs to be baked in. i really appreciate the amendments that have been made to protect renters, but we all know what happens in real life. that enforcement falls to the city and nonprofits, and then, even with those protections and even with those efforts, folks fall through the cracks, particularly the most vulnerable, and without the time and resources to mitigate the effects of this bill to make sure we're capturing value, we know that even more will do so. i'm also concerned as has been shared about the impacts on our transit system and the fact that there is always a lag between transportation development and housing. and that coupled with house -- protections for businesses, labor, and other things really need to be baked into this bill from the beginning. so again, i hope that we -- you know, i would have liked to see a more just proactive effort around equity, but i also think that we have an opportunity to get proactive about our recommendations around this legislation and to really make sure tha

okay, i got a baked potato. >> anthony: this baked potato is yours. >> bone: it's, it's marvelous. >>s said, "never eat anything bigger than your head." that is about the size of a human head. >> slim thug: that look good though, i ain't gonna lie. >> anthony: so, everybody, born here? >> slim thug: born and raised. >> anthony: the town changed at all? >> slim thug: a lot. >> anthony: yeah, in what way? >> slim thug: you know, it was like a big small town at first, and now it's becoming like a real city. you know. >> anthony: is that good or bad? >> bone: it depends on what you do. >> slim thug: good and bad, kinda. a lot of the stuff we was really into back in the day, these new kids or these people from out of town, they ain't into. even the music, like back in the day, houston was so independent, like i was selling so many records out of the trunk that i didn't want a major deal. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: is there a distinctive houston sound? >> slim thug: very. you know, the whole culture from the cars, to the sippin' syrup and the music itself. >> anthony: first of all, what's sippin' syru

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bake 0ff tonight on channel 4.and john is here with another day of talking about bradley wiggins. we were saying that we would like to hear from sir bradley wiggins, and yesterday he spoke to our sports correspondent, and in a really compelling interview he strongly denies all the allegations put forward against him in that report which came out yesterday from that group of mps. he says he has only ever taken drugs under the therapeutic use exemption which allows you to take what would normally be a banned substance for medical reasons, to get him up to the level which allows him to compete on a level playing field, the drugs to fight asthma and respite you problems. he says it has affected his family deeply and we will be bringing you a clip of that interview a bit later on. he flatly denies those allegations against him and calls it malicious. it is a really interesting listen. we will have more for you later on that. how about this for a winning goal? nemanja matic‘s stunner wins a thrilling game for manchester

it's called cake, as one of the characters wants to join a baking school in the film — but also becauseake represents a family. the film has been praised for its modern portrayal of the roles of the sexes. it's the first pakistani film to have premiered at leicester square and the director has received an award at the uk asian film festival. haroon rashid has been speaking to the cast. this film is a representation of modern pakistan, she is dealing with all the men and taking charge of the home. she is demanding her parents to take care of themselves. zara is living her life out there and calling shots in her personal life. they are very empowered women. even in that empowerment, sacrifices and compromises are part of the game. for many, this trail of women break stereotypes. far from the submissive image that many people might have it highlights a modern mindset in the country. it's unfair to but all pakistani women in that box. it stereotypes the majority of the women. within the boundaries, it is not that open. she will not smoke in front of the parents, that is a definite no—no. fr

i remember you and i having the discussion saying it's baked into the cake.guy that went on howard stern and said things equally offensive and said that he wanted to have sex with princess diana and wished he had because of her skin. if america heard him say he had to slap women around or treat them badly -- you can list the things he said on the howard stern show, that was baked into the cake. is this different? i think it is. what do you think? >> this is apples and oranges. if anything in a twisted way the president or a man's potency and conquests of women add to his bravado and his strength. there's a huge difference between being a womanizer and harassing women, physically threatening -- >> i want to hear what he said. this is just eight seconds long but i just want to clarify exactly what was said. take a look. >> was she threatened in any way? >> yes. >> was she threatened physical harm? >> yes. >> oh, wow. >> joyce -- >> that was a pretty clear yes. >> -- again, what are your thoughts? >> it could not have been any clearer. she was threatened. that s

the problems that we're baked into the cake of the american experience where there was it's racism no never want to weigh it's hard coded in the american d.n.a. violence ultraviolence it's part of the american d.n.a. these are severe problems in the mirror poll. done not once not. enough lives up not down one of the definitions you know i'm back in the. south. and. taking the night you can see the. doc you get with them and then you're going to bring. how we think i'm. a movie might not be. going to do them well not be. sam's our. business just dealing with one mean enough just now you know. that. thank you. this was because these events which you can. use. welcome back to crossfire all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing trade wars. ok right before we go to the break and gave the operative word retaliation ok you know there's a couple of things here what we already know that the europeans and the canadians are talking together the chinese have made it very clear they're not going to take this sitting down and i think we have to remember folks is that th

the cme wants to discuss a potential takeover of next group, bake in london. michael spencer's company. the company has helped preliminary talks about a possible deal. the next group used to be known as icap, that runs markets for treasuries and other assets. that will complement the cme business, which offers amongtives, consolidations in exchanges and the like. we will see what happens next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: was a russ is going out of business. -- toys "r" us is going out of business. this could lead to the shutdown of hundreds of stores around the world. we are joined by our bloomberg reporter. could this have been avoided in some way? the company for years underinvested in its online platform. a lot of people said the debt was too much to overcome. i know so many people that love shopping in toys "r" us. why couldn't they make it work? matt: it is not just amazon. walmart and target for the big problems for toys "r" us. -- where the big problems for toys "r" us. was a russ had the biggest selection, but their margins were always under pressure.

if you can get to the bakes. >> that's what brought down tom price. that was an easy story. it was like oh, you're spending $100,000 on private flights for yourself. >> it's clear that the white house thinks she's sorts of stories matter because the reporting was the president spent a long time berating tom price when he fired him. >> or the dining reply set of ben carson, $31,000. >> the white house reacts to the scandals. when someone is expendable, people get fired. i think what's going to be interesting some of the stuff coming out of the probe and the news about the seychelles meeting what, exactly were they discussing, could you imagine some sort of scandals that would come out of this that would be simpler than russia stuff. part of the thing that has made i think the russia scandal not connect that well with people, it's about abstract foreign policy interests that most voters don't fundamentally have a strong opinion about. if the idea is. >> should we have sanctions because of crimea. >> yeah, what russia is getting out of this is not something a lot of people feel

one is they forget about what is already baked into market.ee plus fed tightenings this year are already baked in. if that happens, it does not necessarily operate as a depressing fact. the other thing they neglect is to broaden deep structural forces operating to reduce real interest rates in the parlance of the festival down our star. -- of the fed to hold down our star. those include things like rate, aging of the population, less need for capital to acquit new workers or house new families. erik: so if someone is sitting at this moment listening to you, i have to imagine he or she is thinking one thing. larry summers is predicting that jamming on the accelerator, and running greater and greater deficits to produce faster growth now is going to result, as you said, in higher interest rates. whether they're the fed interest rates or market interest rates. the question is when? how long does it take for this to happen? mr. summers: that is the question that is always a -- always impossible in any setting to estimate. geologists can point to g

the family saying that is the premium baked in.t -- we're giving you a 24% premium. how i could go? this story broke in june of last year. >> there's a 24% premium baked in. >> what investors that i want $60. this is a difficult deal to get finance. there are not a lot of examples of retail that are highly leveraged doing great. neiman marcus would be your obvious goto example. they are struggling. ♪ >> cvs kicking off the third biggest bond sale with aetna. the move has the at appetite. off to the worst annual start in decades. plenty of demand share, but cbs -- cvs only sold 40 billion. >> i wouldn't take it as a sign that the deal did not go well. it definitely did. we saw orders of three times what cvs was offering. the demand was there, but it was important to get the pricing solid on such a massive deal when they've been off to a horrible start this year. ♪ >> the bank of japan governor set hitting the 2% target will not trigger an immediate exit. he thought u.s. trade policy is a risk, but reiterated that economic fundamenta

mo farah has won the inaugural ball bake—off race in london and he will 110w bake—off race in londonon marathon where he will become the first briton to win since 1993. that is all the sport for now and because you asked for the liverpool goals, we took them out. i will be back in the next hour. that is a shame! never mind. thank you. some sad sporting news to bring you now. sir roger bannister, the first athlete to run a sub four minute mile has died at the age of 88 in oxford. that is according to his family. sir roger bannister, the first athlete to run that sub four minute mile dying at the age of 88 in oxford. he was a great middle—distance athlete and he was also a doctor and an academic. in the 1952 olympics in helsinki he set the 1952 olympics in helsinki he set the british record in the 1500 metres. he finished fourth. that made him determined to become the first four minute mile. he achieved that extraordinary feat, that historic feat, in world athletics on the 6th of may, 1954, at the if he wrote track in oxford. running with him were chris chat away and crisp ratio who pr

to bake plaster. you could have already of those little sample sizes of the dollars bills are late the hour by play. we're just learning this is a new field.

lemonis: where did you learn how to bake, lisa? lisa: school of hard knocks. lemonis: you want me to still leave it a little chunky, right? lisa: yeah. just like that. yep, and then you're gonna take four eggs and crack them. what kind of cracking was that? lemonis: what do you mean? lisa: you got to crack it one time, and you're putting eggshells in here. like that, one egg. go ahead. there! you got it. that's it. no more cracking eggs. lemonis: have you ever looked for a co-packer? lisa: we have a co-packer we just got with. lemonis: oh, you did? lisa: yeah, but it's more of a license agreement, so it's not really a co-packer if that makes sense. lemonis: okay, so i would like to meet them. lisa: all right. lemonis: okay. now, what do all the ingredients cost to go in here? lisa: for one batch of dough, 41 cookies, it cost us $5 to make with packaging included. lemonis: 41 cookies cost $5. how much in labor? lisa: there's no labor because it's just me. cory: because we don't have payroll. lemonis: well, you're worth a lot. lisa: but i don't pay myself, to be