the tenant that i'm most excited about, the grocery, is a new concept by michael mina and his restaurant group. it is a new concept that will be based on organic foods and coffee, juice, and other operations. this is -- this is a rendering of the inside of the facility, so you can see that there's a dairy case with milk and cheese and yogurt, there's dry goods, juices, there's prepared foods to go. rumble fitness is not just another gym. rumble's an exciting new fitness concept based out of new york. 70% of rumble's participants are female, and rumble expects the fillmore studio to be a very successful studio that caters to the neighborhood. one of the things that we dealt with in working on this project was the physical constraints of the building. the building is considered historic, so we intended not to affect the outside of the building. in addition, there was a large shear wall that separates the two buildings, as well as a grade brake -- or a grade difference between the street and the finished part of the building. one of the things that we heard from our meetings with the commun

you have people from all walks of life, whether it's the fashion industry, michael strahan and the things he does, mina these different people who you can pick our brains, get to know us and use our resources for good and i feel like that will help these entrepreneurs advance themselves faster than they would have without. >> is it just the first city? >> definitely. there are tremendous entrepreneurs across the country. we want to prove this model in flint, do good and see what's next. >> the american dream is alive. >> if we are only in flint then we probably didn't do a great job. hopefully we did a good job in flint but that means we didn't grow a platform that can go to other underserved areas. victor said he was getting calls from everyone like why not me? we have cities to go to. if they're willing to put in the time. this is not about putting a group of people together that can give money. it's about time, money and experience. if we don't have the expertise, they won't be successful. if they're not successful, then we failed. >> support extraordinary entrepreneurs, extraordinary investment. th

strahan, we have frank thomas we have michael, we couldn't wait to get michael we want to take to other cities, and so we have mina to get to business next week we are seeing first idea. >> how tough when you started your business? >> what did you need. >> very tough, the biggest thing for me was just having people that have done it before in my corner having that advice, having those people use resources to my benefit and use picking brain i think that is one of the things going to entrepreneurs. >> what industry did you see what kind of businesses are starting up that you were able to witness. >> i think people don't realize, this is every other city has fashion has culture, has industrial remember you are auto industry next to fashion industry so when we were there we saw, you know we saw a toy maker, we saw fashion company we saw an app that is looking at how they can do medical devices. >> mental health. >> we saw some you know a former athlete sees so many athletes struggle once they leave thinking how he can offer support i think we saw every -- >> we should be clear off the platform phil and david started