corinne: hi, guys. welcome. lemonis: i'm marcus. corinne: i'm corinne.improve the profitability of the business, i have to expose them to new products and new ideas, so i'm taking the guys to an unbelievable vendor called boska. they are the leading manufacturer of cheese accessories and supplies. michael and julius have a cheese shop, and we're trying to re-imagine the space. just like when we felt -- when we got off the elevator, we were like, "wow, this place is cool," i need that "wow" factor. it doesn't exist today. miguel: we do need a lot of stuff. corinne: okay. miguel: and i think we are in the right place. lemonis: so, what we would like to do is have you guys go through the showroom and pick three or four things that you think you could sell in your store. michael: each of us? lemonis: yep, individually. michael: thank you. miguel: do you have those cutting boards? they're called lazy susan. michael: got it. perfect. lemonis: so, what kind of things did you pick? miguel: a beautiful 16-inch cheese board and a beautiful girolle. people always a

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betsy, shaun, and corinne are witnessing this firsthand as they care for their husbands, who served on brian mooar served in the u.s. army for 23 years, completing seven tours in afghanistan how has your husband been handling it? >> he has been angry that's what's hardest to hit with >> reporter: tyrone was hit with a grenade resulting in a traumatic brain injury >> for him, the withdrawal and coincides with him associating memories of his alive day from being blown up the forthcoming anniversary of 9/11, and so all of these timelines colliding together makes it very difficult. >> reporter: david eves retired in 2016 due to combat related ptsd >> my first instinct as his caregiver was, is he okay? is this going to trigger him in to a downfall where we end up with him in the emergency room again because of another suicide attempt. i was on high alert making sure he's okay. >> the suicidal ideation is huge in our world too my husband spent seven tours there. it is going to be a triggering event and i am just kind of waiting for that -- >> reporter: are your husbands watching the news clo