taylor: this is my mom, matisun. matisun: matisun. yeah. lemonis: matisun, how are you? meet you. matisun: nice to meet you, too. jerry: she's the better half. lemonis: she... clearly. lemonis: are there other places like this in town that you have to compete with? jerry: no. taylor: i would disagree. we do have lots of competition. you got dave & buster's. you have indoor go-karting tracks. we want to tap into the 40 million tourists that come here. lemonis: right. taylor: how do we do that? lemonis: what would the business make in a year, decent money? jerry: actually, last year, we did about 2.4. lemonis: that's not bad. i want you to walk me through where that $2.4 million of revenue comes from, and i'd like to just walk the property and understand. jerry: sure. okay. cool. all right. lemonis: so we'll start over at the front door. so how much revenue comes from karting? jerry: 60% would be karting revenue. lemonis: okay. how about the video games? how much is that a part of the revenue? jerry: 10%. lemonis: okay, and how much is the food? jerry: about another 5%. le

after nearly 27 years in this industry, owners jerry and matisun barton are ready to hand over the keysn, taylor. jerry: you're doing good, buddy. lemonis: but taylor struggles to fit in, sometimes appearing totally out of control. taylor: we sell fun here, so if you're not smiling, i'm gonna send you home. lemonis: your attitude, i want to throw it in the trash. previously, taylor was a nascar driver,