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you, you, you ♪i need you, you, you ♪i need you, you, you ♪i need you, you, you ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applauseabout president trump. and here tonight is the original anonymous whistle-blower, bravely addressing the public for the first time please give a warm welcome to mildred mildew, everybody. [ cheers and applause >> hey, hi oh, wow. wow. hi, seth >> seth: so, wait. now, you are the whistle-blower? >> absolutely. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay. 'cause i only want to have you on the show if you are >> i'm definitely worth having on tv. [ light laughter ] >> seth: all right well, tell us everything you know >> okay. well, i blew the whistle because megan, who's in charge of crowning the community garden's monthly flower king, told me that my roses were the most beautiful. but the next day, her email blast to the whole club said arthur's were the best which makes no sense, because -- >> seth: mildred >> seth? [ laughter ] >> seth: i brought you here to talk about trump >> oh. his rose garden is great, but i heard he doesn't even grow them himself. just like arthur that little rascal actuall

i need all the breaks, that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ strud: have a seat. you really stepped it up, man. hayden: thank you. strud: okay. you're a great person to lean on, someone who can get things done. and i'm having fun again. hayden: i am, too. strud: you know, like we were in the beginning. all right, bud. hayden: thank you for changing. totally different person since this whole thing happened. happy to work for you. strud: thanks, bud. oh, oh, listen. you're gonna need some more money. okay? i'm gonna hook you up with some more money, okay? hayden: thank you so much. strud: $50,000 for now. hayden: thank you. strud: thank you. hayden: i love ya. strud: all right. love you, bud. hayden: give me a hug. strud: [ laughs ] all right. hayden: love ya. lemonis: i'm 100% confident that with the new infrastructure and the new disciplines that they have, with him recognizing hayden with a larger salary, his respecting geoff and brett, they'll have no problem climbing their way back to $3.5 million

or something or where you have been, and for me, i wrote this at a time when i kind of felt like i needed again. so i started to write little pieces just about what i was observing in myself, and the piece you're talking about, the croissant, it comes from this weird feeling that i have been having, like, for over a decade that was just a wish that i would be walking down the street and people would see me and be, like, she's probably are from france. ( laughter ) you know? >> trevor: i don't know. i don't know what that means. i love it. >> no, yeah, it means like she's classy, she's just over it. ( laughter ) >> trevor: i think that is the best description for a french person i've ever heard. >> yeah. >> trevor: let's talk about the stand-up as well because your mind translates completely differently in the stand-up. that's what i likely enjoy is you have a documentary parallel to the stand-up so you're telling stories and we see the real life backstory to the stories. one to have the most adorable thing in the special is when we see your grandmothers. your grands are adorable. you imit

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i need somebody to help me take it to another level. know, i've never in my life ever thought that my ex-partner, joe, would ever do what he did. so i have to open up to somebody and say, "hey, i need a little help here." lemonis: part of the reason that i'm here is because i think you have your act together. carolyn: i do have my act together. lemonis: in some ways. in other ways, it looks like in some cases the inmates are running the asylum next door. you inherited a store that is tired, and you did not have the money to fix it up. today, it's hard to get somebody to come into that salon. i wouldn't get my hair cut here today. i do not want to run a flea market where there's lots of different operators. those look like bad business decisions. i have no interest in being a big partner in a hair salon. carolyn: if i see a value, i think it will be big if i can get something going. lemonis: it's just not something that i can scale across the country in a way that i really want to. rowithout the commission fees and account minimums. so, y

i went to my wife, and i said, "if you want to try to work this out, you need to get rid of becky." lemonis: why did you want her to get rid of becky? john: so that my ex-wife and i could work it out. we were like an inner circle. there was like the three of us that were, you know... lemonis: y'all were having, like, a -- there was like a triangle thing going on? -john: sort of, yes. -lemonis: sort of. okay. john: yes. cohorts in crime, maybe. -i don't know. -lemonis: [ laughs ] [ laughing ] let me check out these recipes. [ laughter ] this is a classic case of t.m.i. i don't know what sort of graph or chart we could put up for this one, but i think we should move on. so, how many total employees? john: seven, counting us. becky: we have bryan as a roaster. we have brandon who does repairs. john: let's go back to bryan for just a minute. i had a plan. she came in, overrode it, put him in there. becky: he wanted to interview a guy that worked at home depot in the garden department. john: i wanted to interview anybody that might have been qualified. becky: whereas bryan at least knows