john: two follow-up meetings with larkin's. lemonis: interesting. i have pages from my twitter account. "i guess west end coffee -is too busy to quote us." -john: what? lemonis: i'm not calling them out. i'm just saying he called me out. and i look like i don't have my [bleep] together. and then i talked to him, and he said to me follow-up's been terrible. do you want to be in this business? john: i want to be in this business. this is my business. lemonis: well, itour business. -excuse me. yes. -lemonis: i'm scared to have anybody come here because we can't follow up with the local restaurant, and if you guys are now not talking again, how do we deal with that? -i've been gone two weeks. -becky: he's pissed off because you took a lot of what he was doing before. -john: i'm not pissed off. -becky: that's not true, john. john: he gave it to you, and i said, "here you go." becky: he throws everything on my desk, and he says, "marcus wants you to do it all," so i've been doing it all. john: i'm a very strong business leader. lemonis: you can't even fol

. >> reporter: this is the first san francisco fire officials heard of what was going on at pg&e larkin street substation on april 21st. >> we got a call from the pg&e box over there at the 600 larkin, they say alarms are going off. >> reporter: our investigation shows this call came more than 25 minutes after a blast that sent workers running from the building and left 88,000 residents and businesses without power. but that was only the start of the problems that morning. >> they had an explosion in there. no one is injured. they all left the building. and it's locked up at this moment. we are waiting for a supervisor to respond out to let us in. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor aaron possess kin said he was shocked when he heard what happened. >> the fact that the pg&e personnel left and closed the doors and locked them -- i mean, how do things like that happen? it's crazy. >> reporter: the next 25 minutes, san francisco fire crews wait for that supervisor while the fire continues to burn inside the substation. >> we've got a guy back here with keys. whenever you are ready. >> we

street substation on april 21st. >> we got a call from pg&e. >> their box over there at 600 larkin. they say that their alarms are going off and they have smoke showing from their panels. >> reporter: our investigation shows this call came more than 25 minutes after a blast that sent workers running from the building and left 88,000 residents and businesses without power. but that was only the start of the problems that morning. >> they had an explosion in there. no one is injured. they all left the building, and it's locked up at this moment. we're waiting for a supervisor to respond out to let us in. >> reporter: san francisco's supervisor aaron peskin says he was shocked when he heard what happened. >> and the fact that the fire -- that the pg&e personnel left and closed the doors and locked them. i mean, how -- how do things like that happened? just crazy. >> reporter: the next 25 minutes san francisco fire crews wait for that supervise 'or and while the fire continues to burn inside the sub station. >> we've got a guy back here with keys, so whenever you're ready. >> reporter:

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