do you guys want to take everkin out of the community?ake it work, like the cellphone case wardrobe. juli: no. brad: i'm willing to give it a try. juli: meaning, no, i don't want it out. taylor: yes. parker: yes. lemonis: i'm not sure if taylor and parker actually grasp the concept of community. it's starting to become apparent to me that what they're really focused on is just making money the easy way. taylor: you feel better now. lemonis: we know you want to get rid of cellphone cases. the good news is there's five of you and not just you. ♪ i'm paying taylor and parker a visit because, to be totally honest, i was really bothered by the attitude they showed me back at the office. taylor: marcus is here. lemonis: so, what have you guys been doing? taylor: working. lemonis: yeah? they have amazing marketing skills. but when you're part of something bigger, you have to spread that love across all of the businesses, not just the ones you like. so, now i want to see you actually take something that you don't like, that you're not comfortable

it's a case for everyone, and the name is everkin.e customer skews female. i wouldn't necessarily put them on my phone particularly, but i like the fact that they all have a different feel to them. and it feels like there's some gender-neutral designs here. i'm not totally in love with the designs. what worries me are some of the same issues that worried me at casery. they skewed very female, but i feel like telling them now will take them off their game. i just hope that t-mobile doesn't feel the same way i do. lemonis: okay. i think we should stop. okay. all right. get some rest. charlotte: okay. thank you. lemonis: good job, guys. skyler: how big are the easels? can the easel hold that many boards? we're going to have to open the easels up here and test it out first. charlotte: i don't want to open all of them. they're, like, in tight, little boxes in my taped-up thing. ♪ the easels are the easels at this point. [ chuckles ] ♪ skyler: all right. xavier: we're too tired. ♪ charlotte: we just got to hustle. lemonis: today is a bigger

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