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a haagen-dazs is a 16%. lemonis: and what are we? michael: a little bit above 12%, yeah.okay, so our ice cream is lighter because it's got less butter fat. our flavors are more pronounced. and that's why our quality is so good. let's take a tour. jack: this is where all the raw milk and cream comes in, marcus. right now what you're seeing is they're filling this up with cream. we fill the totes. lemonis: so does it come to you like this? richard: exactly like this. lemonis: it's like a water bed. what does this cost? richard: today, $2,100. last week, $2,800. lemonis: i have a lot of work to do in building a case with rich that michael deserves equity. i want to show his father that when michael's intelligence and salesmanship comes out, he can be very impressive. jack: typically, our margins are between $1.50 on the gallon to $3.00 on the gallon. and it depends on how large the customer is. lemonis: how much do we currently buy today? jack: right now you buy about 60,000 gallons a year. lemonis: what do you project it to be in the next 12 months? richard: if we're assumi