-i'm brenna. welcome... -brenna? -brenna. yeah. -nice to meet you! -welcome to our shop!this is really cool! -oh, thanks! -i wouldn't have really expected to find a retail store. -yeah. it was important to us that our manufacturing and our retail kind of be connected. we make everything that's denim. the aprons. the jeans. the bags. first and foremost, we make jeans, right? this is our standard jean. we have it in five cuts. -i'm eric. -i'm marcus. how are you? nice to meet you. -good to meet you. thank you. welcome. -so i'm learning a little bit about your business. -okay. fantastic. -when did you start it? -2010. -and so the two of you, you're a partner in the business? what is your actual role here? -a production manager. -so i do a bit design and sales. -we should probably tell you that we're also romantically involved. it can lead to some conflict. i'm very organized and he is like, "let's jump right in. let's do it." -there's a lot of friction. day-to-day, she will have lists of lists. -okay. leave your passive aggressive grumpy bear outside. -yeah. -that's an inter

. >> and now "the late show" exclusive, stephen colbert's interview margi margaret brennas interview of president trump. >> thank you for joining me for the game. go long! let's get to it. how you feeling? >> a little rigid. >> stephen: a little too much information but thank you. with the mueller investigation wrapping up, when tuning you will be leaving office? >> february 15. >> stephen: wow, that's more optimistic than my estimate. you've recently disagreed with intelligence chiefs on threats posed by iran, north korea and i see here birds? >> if i s

. >> and now "the late show" exclusive, stephen colbert's interview margi margaret brennas interview of president trump. >> thank you for joining me for the game. go long! let's get to it. how you feeling? >> a little rigid. >> stephen: a little too much information but thank you. with the mueller investigation wrapping up, when tuning you will be leaving office? >> february 15. >> stephen: wow, that's more optimistic than my estimate. you've recently disagreed with intelligence chiefs on threats posed by iran, north korea and i see here birds? >> if i see nests forming, i'll do something about it. >> stephen: so you find birds threatening. >> yes. >> stephen: let's move off of birds. thank you for invite meg to your super bowl party. i understand you've prepared some food? >> going to have pockets. >> stephen: hot pockets? do you think a man of your age should be eating processed food in microwaveable tubes? >> i don't like to take things off the table. >> stephen: that i believe. next question. >> excuse me. >> stephen: yes. we're going to be watching and watching close. >> stephen

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brenna: i tell them -- i say, "hey, guys, follow us on instagram. here's our number."y we have business cards that we -- i think we have to get some more made. lemonis: today with web-based technology, you can input customer information in a database and send them offers based on the size they wear, the kids they have, their birthday, their anniversary, the colors they like. it's the very specific targeted marketing known as modern day clienteling. the good news is this market is wide-open. doesn't matter about the economy. babies are born every day, in fact, one was born a second ago, and a community of people are gonna buy a gift for the person that had the baby and the baby themselves. i'm gonna head back to new orleans, i learned a lot, and then maybe we can catch up a little later. ♪ how are you? robbie: how are you? lemonis: this is a busy place. robbie: this is a busy place. lemonis: do you have the financials? robbie: yes. this is a 2016-2017 comparison. lemonis: 2016 -- $857,000 of revenue. 2017 -- $801,000 of revenue. 2016 -- $431,000 of gross profit and a 50