and, david malino, you're approximately 21%. -david: should be like 22%.nis: are you getting paid? -dave: no. -lemonis: are you getting paid? are you getting paid? and how are you paying your bills? dave: you know, dipping into savings, basically. my wife was working. she's no longer working. she's on unpaid maternity leave. dan: you know, i have a credit-card bill. that's how i've been getting by lately. had to ask for some help from my mom and dad. it's been tough through some debt about that. i definitely [clears throat] -- [ voice breaking ] i always wanted to be a c.e.o. i thought it would be the best job in the world, and i still do, and when i know that my -- [clears throat] financial decisions negatively impacted the company, it was very, very difficult. you got be responsible for everything in the company. i failed in making good financial decisions at different points; numbers isn't my specialty. you know, there was failures in there. lemonis: i give you a lot of credit for being able to take responsibility for the decisions that were made and ow