-giovanna: correct. lemonis: the current principle and interest payments on the debt are $240,000 a year, but the final profit is only $100,000, leaving them $140,000 short, and there's nowhere to get the money from. what have you sacrificed to this point, sal, to kind of keep the doors open? sal: it's been a lot. my wife, she calls me. "sal, this is the second electric bill. what are we gonna do?" this is at the house. i said, "just don't pay it." she comes home. she sees a red sticker on the door. "we're gonna shut the electric." every month, that $400, $500, was one more person that i could pay, and i didn't want to jeopardize my employees. "don't worry about me," i say. "let's just keep this place going. "that's it. let's pay everybody. "everybody has mortgages, everybody got bills. "you know what? whatever i can do, i'm gonna sacrifice." [ sighs ] i didn't want nobody to, at the end of the day, feel uncomfortable and jump ship. it's crazy. [ sniffles ] lemonis: how many weeks away do you think you a

-giovanna: yeah. -lemonis: and so you know that we were wiring money, and you know what was happening with the payroll -- you know all of that. giovanna: yeah, it's gotten so bad that i might not work anymore. it's very difficult right now. lemonis: yeah. how's the landlord? giovanna: oh, i haven't seen him in a while, actually. he hasn't been -- -lemonis: he's been quiet? -giovanna: yeah. lemonis: that's never a good thing. all right, well, i'll just wait for sal. [ telephone rings ] woman: your call has been forwarded -- [ receiver clicks ] gina: we were all excited for it. every day, like five, six e-mails and orders and orders, repeats. and then, i knew something happened 'cause one day went by -- nothing happened. lemonis: this is a house of cards. lemonis: i know. gina: the one thing i don't like, marcus -- and this is not towards you. the one thing i don't like -- excuse my language -- anybody [bleep] with putting food on my table to feed my kids. anybody -- anybody. there'll be a problem. lemo

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