i stayed in wichita with a grandma betty to help her clean her new house. this is a place where you clean your own house. we scrubbed the kitchen floor, the counter, the stove, and refrigerator, grandma couldn't believe how filthy somebody left the place. we scraped at the wall paper and grandma couldn't believe how many sloppy lives wall paper somebody left on the walls. i pried staple's them dre wall and then dips a trowel in plaster to smear across holes. page six. we had a tiny black and white television going and when the 10:00 news came on, grandma was ready to hang it up. we were hungry but the new house was empty. for supper, we eat baloney sandwiches and potato shoe strings from a greasy metal can. grandma drove to us mcdonald's and told me to get whatever i wanted. she often toll me to get whatever i wanted when we wasn't to fastfood restaurants and i in other words her generosity was because of the hard life she had lived. i word order it a hot fudge sundae. back at the new house, we dragged a mattress and sheets into the living room and she moved

country and he went back to the farms he'd be there for early morning chores i was in wichita with grandma betty to help her clean the new house. this is the place where you clean your own house. you scrub the kitchen floor the counters and the stove and refrigerator. grandma couldn't believe how filthy they left the place grandma couldn't believe how sloppy somebody left the wallpaper on the wall. i pulled tax and nails from the drywall and a trowel full of west long - - wet plaster. we had a tiny black and white television going in the 10:00 news came on grandma was ready to hang it up. the new house was empty. for supper we ate bologna sandwiches and shoestrings from the greasy metal can. grandma drove us to mcdonald's and told me to get whatever i wanted. she often told me to tell me to get whatever i wanted at fast food restaurants i understood the generosity was because of her hard life she had lived. i ordered a hot fudge sundae. [laughter] back at the new house she moved the television to the corner and then i saw johnny carson it felt like a great adventure to eat ice cream on a hard wo

betty: yes. that's grandma lucy's chicken pie. lemonis: chicken pot pie is amazing. -betty: thank you.ch one's that? betty: the "eat your greens". lemonis: mm-hmm. this dough feels doughy, as opposed to flaky. -betty: okay. -lemonis: do you have, like, a recipe book for all this stuff? betty: i don't need a recipe. i winged it. winged it, and it's not the best way to do it. -it's really not. -lemonis: no? -you don't think so? -betty: no. lemonis: if these recipes aren't written down, what's gonna ultimately happen is you're gonna have an inconsistent product. and inconsistency isn't gonna encourage people to make visits every month. at some point, every time they come, the pie's different? they're gonna stop coming. betty: it's my passion -- it's just like finding new recipes. and my mom baked -- always. lemonis: and what did your mom inspire in here? betty: "rosalee's fancy pants pie". lemonis: are you close with your mom? betty: i mean, yeah. i mean, she's my mom. i don't know. yeah. lemonis: that feels like an odd answer. betty: no, no. she's far away. -don't make me cry. -lemonis: