bernadette: mm-hmm.ut, like, a week away from that. it puts a lot of pressure. you can hear it in his voice, and then i know it, and then i can't sleep, and that's all you can think about and it's spinning in your head and your stomach's clenched and... it's been very difficult. lemonis: wow. steve: when business doesn't go well, it's hard to be a good father and a good husband. and that's the biggest disappointment. to me, the most important thing of my life is my kids, you know, being there for them. i haven't been. bernadette: it's okay. lemonis: okay. do you have some financials we can look at? steve: yeah. lemonis: maybe head inside? bernadette: mm-hmm. lemonis: i feel like i've gotten a good sense of the great people that work here. the fantastic product, while inefficiently made, still a really quality product. so, i commend you for that. steve: thank you very much. lemonis: let's go through the p&l. steve: okay. lemonis: so, your total revenue for the last 12 months is $6.9 million. your gross pr

a treat, too, to see bernadette peters in a supporting role, reminding usjust how brilliant she was inears ago and what a unique screen presence she continues to be. the broken hearts gallery is in cinemas now. at the opposite end of the dramatic spectrum, the painted bird is an unremittingly harrowing drama adapted from the 1965 novel by being there author jerzy kosinski. petr kotlar is astonishing as the young jewish boy who wanders the barren landscape of eastern europe during world war ii and whose unspeakable sufferings become a symbol of the wider atrocities playing out around him. the enigmatic title refers to an incident in which a caged bird is adorned with paint and then released back into its flock, who promptly attack it, mirroring the status of this boy who's variously seen as a demon or a curse to be violently driven out. written and directed by vaclav marhoul, the painted bird premiered at venice last year, where it prompted reports of mass walk—outs and standing ovations — dividing opinion between those who thought it was a philosophical masterpiece and those who though

a treat, too, to see bernadette peters in a supporting role, reminding usjust how brilliant she was in ago and what a unique screen presence she continues to be. the broken hearts gallery is in cinemas now. at the opposite end of the dramatic spectrum, the painted bird is an unremittingly harrowing drama adapted from the 1965 novel by being there author jerzy kosinski. petr kotlar is astonishing as the young jewish boy who wanders the barren landscape of eastern europe during world war ii and whose unspeakable sufferings become a symbol of the wider atrocities playing out around him. the enigmatic title refers to an incident in which a caged bird is dorbed with paint and then released back into its flock, who promptly attack it, mirroring the status of this boy who's variously seen as a demon 01’ a curse to be violently driven out. written and directed by vaclav marhoul, the painted bird premiered at venice last year, where it prompted reports of mass walk—outs and standing ovations — dividing opinion between those who thought it was a philosophical masterpiece and those who thought it

now, i'm certain that whatever bernadette can't teach him, penny can. -uh, she can pee into a bottle. -mm-hmm. anything with a neck wider than a nickel. howie, there's a lot of amazing things you can teach a son. yeah. you do always know how to pick just the right antacid. i don't know if i can teach that. it's just something i was born with. come on. you can build things. you were an astronaut.

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bernadette: i thought he passed away. he did. he was cremate, and his remains were put in a baking soda volcano. don't make jokes. he meant a lot to sheldon. oh, me too i grew up watchin. he's one of the reasos i became a scientist. aw. thought you did it just to get girls. joke's on you. it worked. have they found anyone to replace him? no, not yet, and it won't be easy. -arthur jeffries was an accomplished scienti. -mm. you know who'd make a great professor proton? meryl streep. she's not a scientist. uh, then explaiy she has chemistry with literally everyon. it would be nice if they cast a woman. oh, you've alreadyr who and the ghostb. leave us so. who do you think it? well...it should be a scientist i respect. you know, someone with a pleasing voice, and symmetrical facial fea. isg abo? if he's talking, he's talking about hims. i just know how mucr proton touched me , and i feel that i owe it to him to try and touch as many children as possibl. you should put that on your audition tape.

bernadette: it puts a lot of pressure. lemonis: his lack of leadership has killed morale.lict and i have not done a good job at holding people accountable. lemonis: if i can't get him to change his mind-set... this doesn't even, like, faze you.

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a treat, too, to see bernadette peters in a supporting role, reminding usjust how brilliant she was inbe. the broken hearts gallery is in cinemas now. at the opposite end of the dramatic spectrum, the painted bird is an unremittingly harrowing drama adapted from the 1965 novel by being there author jerzy kosinski. petr kotlar is astonishing as the young jewish boy who wanders the barren landscape of eastern europe during world war ii and whose unspeakable sufferings become a symbol of the wider atrocities playing outaround him. the enigmatic title refers to an incident in which a caged bird is adorned with paint and then released back into its flock, who promptly attack it, mirroring the status of this boy who's variously seen as a demon or a curse to be violently driven out. written and directed by vaclav marhoul, the painted bird premiered at venice last year, where it prompted reports of mass walk—outs and standing ovations — dividing opinion between those who thought it was a philosophical masterpiece and those who thought it was just a grotesque horror show. inevitably, neither is