why were you guys out here? talking [bleep] about her company and her, and i'm like, "stephanie, i don't know you, and i don't give a [bleep] about your company." lemonis: did you go to her office? taylor: i went to her office. lemonis: right. so, wait. if you don't care about stephanie or her business, why'd you go there? taylor: there's so many random numbers coming around. we want concrete numbers on the businesses. lemonis: i just don't understand why you want to go after everybody and their pay and their expenses. taylor: i'm almost consulting for these companies for free. lemonis: okay. taylor: and now i get destroyed for it. i don't want to talk. lemonis: you're not getting destroyed. taylor: i am. today i got accused by everyone. lemonis: you went to new york. you go to stephanie's office, which that is her office. she's the president of that business. i don't know whether she was there or not. taylor: she wasn't there. lemonis: okay. most people wouldn't think it was cool if you walked into somebody's of

you guys? olutely not. >> are you guys taking money out that you're not supposed to? >> no. >> i'm getting the feeling that tom knows something he doesn't want to say in front of nancy. nancy, can you give us a minute, please? >> mm-hmm. >> i'm hoping that a one-on-one will get me the answers. >> tom, if it's not illegal, what's your concern? >> um, i've tried to explain about the difficulties nancy and i have had trying to run this business, and it's just been the past couple of months where we've actually been able to even be in the same office together. >> what's going on between you guys personally doesn't show up in revenue. >> sure. >> it doesn't show up in cost of goods. >> yeah. >> it doesn't show up in the expenses. so how does it tie to the net income? >> i don't think you fully grasp the seriousness of the situation here between nancy and i. >> you show me 2012, and it's half. >> marcus, listen, i have to hide money from nancy. >> uh-huh. >> listen, i was locked out of the bank accoun

you guys had some stuff to show me? h, we just want to show you everything that we've been working on the last couple days. lemonis: okay. charlotte: all right. so, here's our new logo for everkin, because our line is really for everyone, and the swoop really kind of, like -- it's like a hug. it just, like, brings everyone in. i mean, before, it was really for women. skyler: it's really accessible for everyone. lemonis: i think you guys did a great job with it. i love the fact that they came up with a name that really represents all of their collective thoughts. i also like the fact that charlotte really led that process for the first time. charlotte: and it's a catchy name, and, like, we can really play with it, like, i don't know. lemonis: charlotte, when you say "i don't know," they're going to smell any lack of confidence. charlotte: okay. got it. lemonis: and i want you to deliver it with, like, dead-stop confidence. okay? charlotte: all right. so, now we have some -- we kind of just put together boards. so, this is

i really haven't seen you guys work together. so i want to see if the two of you can actually work together in a business setting. that's what this is about for me. john: we are prepared to do that. lemonis: and, by the way, you better sell something, too. if your business is in trouble and you need my help, log on to... lemonis: do you remember i used to get sick every seaso with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. amber: all the time. lemonis: in fact, you went out and bought insurance. amber: [ laughs ] lemonis: that's not a joke. amber: it's not a joke. we lose a lot of money if you don't show up to set. lemonis: i haven't gotten sick since you bought the insurance. amber: i know, but that's -- lemonis: by the way, if you'd like to buy advertising in our show... amber: if any insurance companies are watching this... lemonis: [ coughing ] amber: he will promote. meanwhil

guy. it worked. if you think about what he ran on. out. 2045, guys with our color skin are gonna minorities in this country. people were terrified about that. so he ran on "make a great again," which is really make america white again. he ran on, you know, the musli ban. he ran on the mexicans. and that's w he stays with it, because with that crowd, it works. and it's so sad. and it's so tragic. e day --he end of like or not like a president, he should just bring us together. and this guy is the great divider. i s sad. >> seth: well, i really appreciate you coming out here and talking to us. it's always such a pleasure to >> good to see you. [ applause ] >> seth: you've got to come back soon, all right? >> you got it. >> seth: donny deutsch, everybody. b we'll be rigk with drew tarver and helene yorke. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ searching for something fresh? try new dove go fresh... ... apple and white tea antiperspirant. with crispy notes of apple and white tea. get... ... 48hr protection. ...and unexpected freshness. keep it fresh! o

lemonis: where are you guys? amanda: what do you mean?ike you guys got ransacked. amanda: [ chuckles ] we moved. lemonis: i don't remember ever talking about moving. amanda: i started looking, and i found another space, basically the same price. our lease is coming due there and so -- lemonis: when is the lease up here? amanda: august. lemonis: so it's 2 more months. amanda: yeah. lemonis: can you text me the address? amanda: yeah. lemonis: okay. amanda: all right. lemonis: okay. bye. amanda: bye. lemonis: i think for me more than anything else is the way she left the place. it's the lack of communication and the lack of respect for the goods. i don't like it, not one bit. what the...? geez, what did i get myself into with these people? ♪ my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. what the...? jackie: right? lemonis: i didn't know you guys moved. wh

you guys are on the same page. ...and with a new baby at home, he feels like he's letting down his family. tony: my wife, steph, is an absolutely trouper. she's so understanding, but i know she deserves so much more. lemonis: if i can't help him see what he's done wrong... tony: i guess i just had visions of grandeur. lemonis: ...and where he needs to go next... i want to literally start new. ...this business will evaporate. tony: this is a little -- can we get off camera for this? this is, like, crazy. lemonis: my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not going to wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. we're going to wake up every morning wondering how many jobs we have to do. it's not always pretty. everything's going to change. everything. but i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. this... let's go to work. ...is "the profit." ♪ the dessert market is one of the most cut-throat markets in all of the food industry. what i like most about snowdays a

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but you guys -- did you guys actually have some weird things happen on set? the real world. so, in santa cruz, i'm driving around and see one seagull eating another seagull in the street. yeah. yeah. pretty bad. [ laughter ] there's another time we were shooting. we had a blood moon. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, we finished filming atd 11:11 on t which meant -- made no sense. ] [ laught you know what i mean? >> seth: yeah. >> we ran over long, you know, for lunch.ng all kinds of thappened. so that 11:11 would have never come out -- >> seth: yeah. >>-yeah, intentionally. >> seth: right. >> yeah. >> seth: of course. well, all the more rea see the film. you also have "avengers end game" coming up. this is very exciting. [ cheers a applause ] historically, the biggest wasteo of time i can this show is say what can you tell us about the new "avengers" movie? >> exactly[ ughter ] so, as you know, i am trained to dodge that question. >> seth: yeah. >> really well. so, i'm not going to givcayou anythinge they're watching. >> seth: did you -- [ laughter ] did you -- you we

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you take the number out and it is a bad story. guy: it has been good to see you.hank you very much indeed. let's get an update on the markets. abigail: small moves in the u.s. the nasdaq and s&p 500 slightly higher. and copper moving on the china trade talks. the bloomberg dollar index up for the first time in five days. take a look at the s&p 500. last week was the worst a week for the s&p 500, the best three days since january, net net up 3/10 of 1%. and we have lots of action today, but not for reasons, with the exception of facebook, facebook lower on the user outage. and take a look at the chart in the bloomberg, using a trade envelope around the s&p 500, charles campbell uses this and he is a desk strategist. we see he did a good job of hugging the s&p 500 on the way down, now the high side, 2821, this suggests we could see the s&p 500 trade in a tight range for a few days ahead. vonnie: abigail, thank you. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. large outflows following the market volatility last year and underperformance in 2019. is this a sign of a deeper

i know you guys didn't do it. and i didn't do it either. ers ] >> and none of you guys did. and i shaved my head. and shame on all of you. [ cheers app yeah. >> jimmy: wow. tell them. tell them! >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm so happy i got to meet your beautiful wife and beautiful family backstage. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how old is your little girl? >> harper is four. >> jimmy: four. >> yeah. she's four and a -- well, she will tell you, "i'm four and a half." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. four and a half. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: of course. it's very important, that half. yeah. >> very important. still doing art. still, you know, still doing her thing. yeah. >> jimmy: i actually brought some of her art, because i just wanted to remind everybody about -- remember her drawing -- >> yes. >> jimmy: last time you brought of the eiffel tower. >> yes. >> jimmy: which was beautiful. your teacher -- here's a drawing of the eiffel tower. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. that looks beautiful. [ laughter and applause ] >> yeah. so there's like a theme in her ar

what were you guys trying to get for it? it--it's not what a book says a car is worth, it's what someone offers you for the car. so, let's start in the front of the car. i happened to notice when you guys were pulling in, there was a little--there's some damage on the bottom. >> yeah. >> some scrapes. i notice the wheels are a little scuffed also. that's, like, the only rim that didn't get damaged. on most cars, it's not the end of the world, but unfortunately on a bmw, you know, four rims could cost well over $1,000. based on what i just pointed out--the rims, the bumpers--i'd like to pay 14,000 for it. >> yeah. >> okay. >> jon did a great job on the appraisal. he held firm with the customer, and now he's doubling his profit on that purchase. i'm introducing jon to an auto dealer in new jersey. i have high expectations that he is gonna dramatically increase his margins. i'm expecting him to make $3,000 to $4,000 more per car. >> hey. >> how's everything? >> michael. what's up? >> hey, michael. marcus. >> pleasure. >> hey, ni

and i said, "what were you guys doing?" ll in the alley." and i'm like "no, you're supposed to be playing basketball now. [ laughter ] you have a championship game." like the golden state warriors, they don't go and play the pistons for an hour. [ light laughter ] and then go play game seven. >> seth: right. >> and so we got into the game. and they started losing, because they were tired. the other kids were hot. and, you know, they were winning. and then, i had to put the kids who weren't that good in, which, you know, that's just how it is. some kids aren't that good. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so i had to put those guys in to sort of cover until the good kids could get some rest. and then my -- i kept my son in and then my son got hot. >> seth: yeah. >> julian, he like stole the ball. took it down court. laid it up like gervin. you know, like george gervin. like, finger rolled it in. and i was like, "okay," i'm not going to point out that he's doing better than everybody else. i'm like, "good job, young man, kee

and i want to be very clear about this, guys. youy've made a a terrible mistake. >> oh. >> however, looking at that, i don't know about you, but to me, i just didn't think alan and deb were going to be happy with that. [ laughter and applause ] i said, "janice, i'm going to be frank." [ laughter ] i'm unhappy with the size of the pool. [ laughter ] "mr. veitch, it's not legal to build on private property. the pool is as large as it can be without encroaching on your neighbor's property." i said, "old man macpherson? he won't mind." i said, "we're still skimping on the size of the pool. i don't want people to come around, and be like, where's the pool? [ laughter and applause ] balls on the lines, janice. [ laughter ] it needs to be larger." she said, "how much larger?" i said, "boom." [ laughter ] [ applause ] "that is not possible." "no [ bleep ], janice." "we cannot build that close to the property." "well if the property is a a problem, i'll take out the property." [ laughter ] i'll be honest, i thought, based upon that that she w

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did you guys like it?. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: we didn't even get to find out if colton lost his virginity. [ laughter ] that was the whole thing they hinted at. i mean, they talked about it all season. i mean, they sort of hinted at it after colton and cassie went into the fantasy suite. listen what colton had to say about it the next morning. >> last night with cassie was absolutely incredible, and i feel like a new man. we had a great time last night. ♪ [ laughter ] >> steve: who knows. >> jimmy: and then cassie was like, "we played boggle and we're asleep by 9:00. what are you talking about? [ laughter and applause ] new man." later in the show, host chris harrison asked point blank if colton lost his virginity. check out his response. >> i know i've been very open and candid about my virginity. but since there are two of us now in this relationship, it's something we're going to keep to ourselves. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this guy was on "the bachelorette" and "the bachelor." he's dated 31 women on nati

what did you guys hear? now what i heard, and so, for me, i want to understand how well you processed the feedback. ethan: i think we got, you know, compliments on the size of it and the height of it. it's got a lot of room in it. so, i heard that a lot. i didn't hear a lot of the negatives, though, and i don't know what changes they really suggested. like, i don't know. um, as far as -- i do? lemonis: no, don't help him. because this is why i think it's best that you and i found each other. because you hear the positives, as you should, 'cause you should get recognition for the solid work that you did. but you don't tend to hear the negatives... ethan: right. lemonis: ...either because you don't want to or because -- ethan: i get defensive. lemonis: or you don't agree. and typically when people get feedback and they don't agree with it... ethan: yeah. lemonis: so, we both heard things. what did -- you heard nothing? ethan: i mean, i -- i, yeah, i guess i just don't remember any of the negatives, so just like

lemonis: oh, you guys are dating? okay. ve so many people that are, like, counting on me to make this -- not to have made a bad decision. lemonis: you feel like you're closer to closing than people realize? rachel: if you look at my books, i am. ♪ lemonis: so, why did you start this business? rachel: you know, i have two children, and my husband worked, and i wanted to do something. and thank god i did, because my husband passed away, so, it was, like, a crazy, out-of-nowhere, so... lemonis: really? rachel: yeah. lemonis: how old was he? rachel: he was 47 and just dropped dead, so... he was a great dad, and it was a real, real rocky, crazy -- lemonis: how did he end up passing? i mean, what -- rachel: we think it was a heart attack. i had a call on the freeway that -- "pull over. i have something to tell you." i think that first year, i was in a blur. i have two kids. they had to start school in a week. just had to go. lemonis: you just have to go into survival mode, right? "i have to take care of my kids, and i have to, lik

thank you. guyo brussels and the battle over brexit, certainly underway as eu leaders gather for a summit. theresa may putting hopes on her trip to avoid a no deal brexit. you can see donald tusk sitting down within the meeting room. he is the head of the council. the leaders are sitting down, the photo op taking place at the moment. maria tadeo joins us from brussels with the latest. what do we understand about what theresa may is going to be offered? the u.k. is seeking a three month extension. what is she going to get? there's a lot of frustration here, especially after that speech she gave yesterday night, which, in the eyes of the european union, the prime minister appeared to be blaming everyone but herself. she has asked for a short extension until the end of june, but the eu will be crystal clear tonight that doesn't work because it clashes with the european elections. the only thing we could possibly give is the end of may. anything beyond that would be breaking our own rules, and we are no

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is that cool with you guys? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you so much.jimmy: thank you, sidewalk salt, for being margarita salt that finally quit partying and got a job. yeah. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, throw pillows, for being the decorative soap of my living room. i paid way too much for you. and we both know you're never getting used. [ laughter and applause ] too small. >> yeah. get them out of the chair. >> jimmy: won't rest my head on you. >> steve: get out of here. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, ariana grande's new single "7 rings." or as tom brady put it, "soon." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you know i'm right. ♪ thank you, distressed shirts, for being perfect for people who want to pay $40 to look like they fell off a bike. [ laughter and applause ] looks painful. yet stylish. >> steve: stylish yet painful. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, kfc's gravy-scented candle, for being a great way to tell my friends, "i'm going through a weird time." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, guy who rents shoes at the bowling alley, for convi

>> jimmy: i know you guys. o's the cook here? >> we all help out. >> jimmy: everybody just pointing at you. you're very humble. we all know that. i used to live down the street. this is in hell's kitchen right here. engine 54. i used to walk by on sunday afternoons after a long night out at "saturday night live." i used to come by and all of the guys would just -- we would talk back and forth about the to get funny," and stuff like that. we joke and they're like, "oh, that one joke was all right." you know? i just always appreciated, you guys so much. do you mind showing me the riding list? >> yeah, the riding list, sure, no problem. go ahead, after you. >> so, the riding list basically entails who has which position on each apparatus. >> and these two were preserved from 9/11. and, as you can see, it still says 9/10. they didn't get to erase the 9/10 and change it to 9/11. but the notes -- we always write notes on the side so there was some condition going down. and these are the gentlemen that were in the four

amy schumer is back, you guys! applause ] you can see her in the upcoming nbc comedy, "abby's." natalie morales joins us. [ cheers and applause ] and we will have music from a fantastic band. punk powerhouse pup is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] so excited for you to hear them. also, very excited about this. i'm going to be going on the road this weekend. friday, i'm going to be doing standup at the civic theatre in new orleans. and saturday i'm going to be at the carolina theater in durham, north carolina. so please come check me out. it's going to be a lot of fun. and now, before we get to all our great guests, president trump and one of his closest allies in congress have spent the week whining about people who are mean to them. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: one of the core themes of trump's campaign was that he'd be tough. he promised to return to an era where people weren't so sensitive and politically correct, and he called his opponents weak. in fa

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i got to say, you know, to all of you guys who worked with jeff, his family, you guys do a relentless job. and i know jeff trained a lot of good people in your office. so i know it's hard to be up here and talk. so, you know, if anybody need a lawyer, you y'all got good lawyers over there. a lot of good public defenders in the house. we ain't no public pretenders, we are some public defenders. believe that. [applause] so my hats off to y'all. we have daniel lu, a public defender for minnesota, who also came up. thank you, brother, for coming all the way from that cold city to our warm city. [laughter] brandon woods, public defender of alameda is in the building. y'all, let's give him a hand. [applause] all of our lovely supervisors right here. thank you guys so much. hillary kicked this off with me. thank you, hillary. my guy right there, matt haney, my district, my brother like no other. thank you, brother. and y'all you other guys out there who is doing amazing work. i'm going to say thank you, london breed. you know what jeff did through the neighborhoods, he came through the tough

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do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. lick, call, or visit a store today. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a multiple olympic gold medalist. a multiple olympic gold medalist. wow. [ cheers ] for team usa. and she just finished a a historic ski season, racking l up 17 cup victories, an all-time record. she is unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] please welcome the best skier on the planet, mikaela shiffrin [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: mikaela! welcome back. >> this is cool. >> jimmy: lcome back to our show. last time you were here, i don't know if you rememb g, you playede with me and usher. >> yes. >> jimmy: and reese witherspoon. >> yes. >> jimmy: and -- y yh, and you -- you lost. but it's okay. >> i don't think we lost, though. i'm pretty sure we won. >> jimmy: no, no, no, you didn't. it's funny that you think that but no. [ laughter ] but you were very cute. you were nervous >> i was -- i was freaking out. i met usher backstage, and it was probably the worst thing for my confidence. caus

but he's just a massive, massive fan of you guys. [ laughter ] i'm like, "wow." he's like, "yeah, i love they do stuff, ariana grande." you guys keep him relevant. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i love it. what's your dad's name? >>: hin.leon!s he >> jimmy: wherever you are, he's in the crowd somewhere. >> there he is. >> jimmy: hi, leon. [ cheers and applause ] hey, buddy. you got to be very -- [ applause ] leon, you must be -- [ cheers and applause ] there he is, making his "tonight show" debut. >> you guys can't see him. but he's just going -- he just did that for a long time. >> jimmy: yeah. >> hey, dad. >> jimmy: you ought to be very proud of your daughter. she's very funny and very, very nice. >> i -- that almost made me go into a sweat. because i thought -- were you going to say something, dad? i'm like sweating right now. >> jimmy: oh, he's being very quiet. you know my dad heckled me the first "tonight show." >> did he? >> jimmy: yeah. >> what'd he say? >> jimmy: the first day i did -- the first show i hosted of "

he got in a groove and things went north from there for you. >> you are that kind of guy about havingeniors, you can sit down and say look, you've got to get in the lane a little bit more. you can't challenge at the rim all the time. he understands exactly what you're saying, it might be a 45-second conversation but a 45-second conversation with him and paschall can change a half because they are so smart and experienced. >> donny: i just want to say and i know i expect for a lot of people, to carry the torch for guys who have been part of the biggest for a long, long time, everyone -- when the lead changes you have done such a great job. >> there my captains right there, that's who runs the show right there. i love you guys. >> donny: the things that you have done, i know i speak for a lot of people you carry the torch and represent the big east, not just because of the wins but the way you teach your guys did carry themselves at shootaround and practices, it carries over into the game. >> as you know you play in this conference, you can look anywhere in the country, there is nowhere

do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. k, call, or visit a store today. ♪nd [ cheerspplause ] >> seth: my thanks to j.j. watt, tim meadows, anna konkle and maya erskine, everybody. [ cheers anderpplause ] tuule, thanks for a great week. and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for "carson daly." we'll se [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: well, hello there. i'm carson daly and you have tuned into "last call." thank you for that. we're at the flatiron room in new rk c

>> it was. >> where are you guys from, mars? >> worse. i just loved watching. and the costumes, though, i feel like you watch them now and you're like iconic. >> did you have a favorite look, shelly? >> you know the dress with the bird on the shoulder was pretty fabulous. >> i have a favor to ask. please and thank you. if we could end with a little beverly hills what a thrill. can we do it. >> so are you ready? are we ready? ♪ five six seven eight ♪ we're the girls from beverly hills ♪ ♪ one, two, three, four ♪ shopping is our greatest skill ♪ ♪ five six seven eight beverly hills what a thrill ♪ ♪ beverly hills what a thrill >> best day ever. you may have noticed that some of the original cast members were missing. they did send messages including this one from carla. >> happy 30th anniversary troop beverly hills. i can't believe that. i don't think i've been alive long enough. i'm sending love from new york city. >> by the way the beverly hills hotel is offering a package to celebrate the movie's 30th anniversary. nancy, you have to take

you guys call yourself boyfriend/girlfriend. ays yes. >> you know, we have talked about it. right now we're enjoying dating and we're going to enjoy going to dinners and movies and walks on the beach, but we have talked about an engagement so we'll see. we'll see where it goes. [ cheers and applause ] >> is today the first day you can be out in the open on a date night? >> yeah. >> what's the plan? >> we were in the airport and we're like, oh, we're together in public. >> so fun. i felt like a rebel but -- >> are you going to spend some time in new york city? >> yeah, we're actually going to "frozen" on broadway tomorrow for our first date? our first date. >> control room, do we have time for our special? okay, well, funny you should mention that. we have a special shoutout from a superfan. i believe this is one of the stars of "frozen." roll 'em. >> hi, colton, hi cassie, congratulations on getting to the end of what was obviously a very epic journey. i'm so excited for you guys and so happy for you. cassie, i cannot wait to mee

lemonis: i think the business that you guys are in is pretty fantastic, but do you guys feel like there'sth between the two of you? alex: no. thom: no, probably not. we're not touchy-feely. lemonis: you could get a job doing a lot of things. why do you want to work for your dad? alex: legacy. lemonis: what does that mean? alex: it means a lot to him. it means a lot to me. i'd want to keep going with what he created. i don't want to let him down. lemonis: when a father and son work together, it's difficult for the father because he wants to be tough and not set a bad example, and it's difficult for the son, from my experience, because he doesn't want to seem disrespectful, and it creates this very weird dynamic. thom: you're hitting the nail on the head. there are some things that i want him to do, but i just sort of expect him to do because i don't want anybody to think that you're getting this because you're entitled, and there are some things that i don't want to say because i don't want to offend him, and sometimes i avoid conflict by not challenging people. lemonis: why? ♪ thom: umm..