lemonis: we opened up the new sweet pete's in downtown jacksonville over six months ago, and business is off the charts. sales are up tenfold. now we're making new deals with the jacksonville jaguars and the ponte vedra inn and club. but i have to be honest -- this thing is bursting at the seams, and something has to change. but i may be staring at the solution. and what do you think we would do with this building? i put an offer in, so we're gonna do it. -allison: wow. -lemonis: you want to see? allison: yeah. i would love to see it. lemonis: let's go. what became available was a building right next to sweet pete's. it's a 17,000-square-foot building... allison: wow. lemonis: it's three floors. ...that gives me the opportunity to increase our internet and wholesale business, host more parties, conduct more classes. i mean, honestly, it opens up a whole new world. allison: look at all the windows. it's nice. lemonis: it's got great bones, solid walls, but the inside, it looks just like the first building did -- a war zone. peter: holy... allison: yeah, that's a little -- [ laughs ] le

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