vince: there could be a little bit of a mutiny going on within honest foods. just being honest... tad: give me a [bleep] break on this [bleep] damn truck, okay? lemonis: why? tad: 'cause i drove all [bleep] night! mayi'm not getting treated right! lemonis: how? because i'm asking you and challenging you? tad: [bleep] you. ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gla250 for $329 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. lemonis: everybody's kind of, like, bummed out or something. vince: there could be a little bit of a mutiny going on within honest foods. just being honest. lemonis: guys, i want to maybe go inside and go over some ideas that you have. are people unhappy? because you said "mutiny," and mutiny to me is, like, people are unhappy and they want to leave. they are dissatisfied. roni: right. lemonis: is there a possibility that people want to leave? roni: yes. man #5: yes. roni: there hasn't been many discussions or anything about what is a

to be honest, the food here is not that bad. it's just the quantity. the quantity is too little. a growing man. i'm used to eating in bundles. >> canteen around here is like gold to them. it is probably one of the most important things aside from getting a visit or a letter. they are allowed to order something different from the normal food we provide to them. >> today merchan is using canteen ingredients to make his unique version of jailhouse barbecue chicken. >> first i put the rice the barbecue chips and crumble them, mustard and sugar. put it in there and shake it up. next put in the chicken. then we can make the hot sauce. the pickle juice, it's going to give you like the juice of the hot sauce. this is the messiest part right here. right now i'm putting the pickle and the sauce together. then take the hot chips and mix everything together. i can't top martha stewart. this is the result you get. you feel me? >> delivering canteen to the jail's inmates is no small task. corporal mims and a team of deputies will distribute 125 order in just one housing unit alone. >> it's one

if we decide to send food back, does the chef get upset? be honest?take or you're being difficult. send it back all you want, but don't be difficult. if there's something really not wrong with it. if a course you have a right to send it back. they understand. but you know what's crazy back there in the back of a kitchen. >> yes. >> if it's crazy, sure. but -- the name of the game is, you keep the customer happy. >> happy. okay. >> and what about a bottle of wine? if you don't like it? you opened up a "bottle" of wine? is it okay to ask for another bottle? >> absolutely. if it's not right. you can't sit there and test wine. >> right, right, remember this, too. everybody knows who their customer is. if it's a regular customer, they open a bottle of wine, it's not right. they're going to eat it. you don't let somebody come in, open up bottles of wine -- it's always good judgment. but you never tell a customer no. i preach that. >> what if you want to get a table on a packed friday night, you don't know anybody. >> and your restaurants are always packed.

honest? it will be interesting for parents to hear what they are kids say. >> i plead the fifth. night full of fashion, food and whole lot of style at philadelphia's style magazine hosed its holiday party. several hundred guests packed into the ritz carlton hotel on the avenue of the arts. guests got a chance to try out chef richard santa ball's new restaurant, a camaro. located in the hotel lobby. party goers took in festive cocktails, food off the latin menu, winter issue is now out with model christie brinkly on the cover. >> good restaurant, good food there. >>> well, if you need some last minute ideas to make your house look a little more festive this season, good place to find some inspiration. >> spectacular holiday decorations and dazzling floral displays can be seen all around longwood gardens. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live in kennett square with the details. good morning, patrick. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yes, it is the start the 12 days every christmas, i don't know if you realize, that and to celebrate as such, well, first, i'm wearing my festive red pants this morning, b

. >> reporter: director of food and beverage, keith, found a local roaster, family owned. >> it was a controversial decision, to be honest with you. a lot of people said, you're crazy, starbucks is such a well-known name brand. >> reporter: mgm is supposed to do a third of its business with companies from detroit. it exceeds that goal but is constrained from doing more. a lot of small businesses can't afford the fees and background checks that are required by gaming board to become a licensed vendor. there's even a catch 22 when it comes to jobs. >> every time we hire, we're looking for is there opportunity to hire someone within the city? is there an opportunity to make sure we have a diverse workforce? >> reporter: the president says mgm is meeting the casino's resident employment goal, having at least 51% of its staff from detroit. but staying at that level is tougher than it seems. the numbers show people work raises, they start to feel secure. and that's when they go looking for better schools, lower crime, taxes. in other words, they move out to the suburbs. and at that point, they don't count as residents. the man

food. nice. cascade. >>> here it is. honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients.delicious honey... and real oats. ok, that's still honey. ahhh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy! figures. >>> it is wines day wednesday and we're ready to play our weekly trivia game "who knew?." in a few days hard to believe we'll welcome in a brand new year and thought it would be fun to look back at this year's most memorable moments and trends in pop culture. our houda woman say cross the street in 30 rock ready to hand out $100 to anybody who answers the questions correctly, and one of her signed books to those who don't. that's the best prize. here with me is the editor-in-chief of "entertainment weekly" he is stackable's boss. henry. >> good to see you. >> and everybody else there at that great publication. >> about sluzly. >> your name? >> sheryl gould. >> where are you from? >> spokane, washington. >> let's which celebrity surprise the final five jim nifgymnasts at t olympic games? >> zac efro

food banks to feed myself. storyeek, when i told my keith.strike, he said that every worker deserves a good, honest job. with good as a worker jobs nation, i'm proud to say that we support keith as the next chairman of the democratic national committee. brothers and sisters, we all need to come together, and are -- in our union, in our andches, in our mosques temples, and in our communities, to fight for change. says, when we fight together, we will win together. --is now my honor [applause] >> it is now my honor to another good jobs defender. he also believes that when millions of us organize together , nobody is going to stop us. give it up for senator bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] mr. sanders: thank you. latoya fore thank all the great work that she does , and for that wonderful introduction. and let me also thank the tens of thousands of americans, in fact, we think perhaps hundreds of thousands of americans, from every state in this country, who are joining us this evening. thank you all. [applause] mr. sanders: and let me also thank congressman keith ellison for his willingness to serve as

honest and truthful person. it's the mccall, general allen said, all said, isis will infiltrate the refugee population. here is the difference. i support safe zones. foodicine, and supplies. >> me, too. >> we can't risk that population coming here. we know isis will infiltrate. >> i meant to say how do you define extreme vetting? >> here is a kid. this kid went from somalia to pakistan at age 10, 11. how do you forecast at a 10 or 11-year-old will grow up to be -- >> i argue if you grow up in a society where a man can tell a woman how to dress, whether she can tell her whether or not to go to school. and gays and lesbians are killed and christians and jews, persecuted -- >> we have laws against that. >> we have debated the deterioration in the inner city. that is the crime problem we're dealing with. why invite people in that officers are saying isis will infiltrate? i'm not willing to gamble. >> three quarters of a million refugees are coming since 2010. >> the buck eye family, three quarters of a million people from any inner city -- >> we come back, our questions of the day. watch trump and pence, the first stop on the thank you tour, right here on

honest although -- >> all the christmas chairs with going to beaten back bags. >> true or false. when you have finished a course you may politely signal the server so your remaining fooday be served. >> i'm going to say false. >> false. >> it's not all about you. >> okay. >> well, thank you. you're exactly right. when you finish your course this is what you're supposed to do, place the knife and fork in the finished position which is on the face of block the tip of knife and fork are both pointing at 10 with handles resting at 4 p.m. >> it's not correct to finish the course and burp loudly. >> that's it you just said you would not be invite to >> caroline how well thank you very much. >> for putting up with us. >> we'll be right back he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, “thank you for serving our country” and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. snrvr a special c

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