all: opa! [ cheers and applause ] kathleen: opa! a silicon valley flower start-up has seen spectacular growth. christina: we've completely changed the way customers buy flowers online now. lemonis: but it might not be long before the bloom is off the rose. christina: i'm worried they're gonna beat us to market. lemonis: its rivals are catching up. christina: to not be able to raise capital and then to see competitors come in and raise $10, $12, $15 million -- that does affect me. lemonis: its technology is falling short. it's not a great website. and it's frustrated founder is letting her bitterness get the best of her. why haven't you been able to raise money? christina: because i'm a woman. lemonis: this proud entrepreneur needs to let go of her hang-ups... christina: i'm not a weak woman. lemonis: i don't think you're a weak woman. ...and gain some perspective. you just made it about money.

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in the case of this letter, there is unusual corrosion in the form of this yellowish opa crystal, maybe something else that has risen to the surface of the paper. we are trying to find a corrosion expert to work with to come up with a responsible treatment proposal. nkandard iron gall i corrosion, we can put it in a chemical bath that will stabilize it. unless you are absolutely sure that is what is going on, you don't just want to put something in a chemical bath. we are going to do more research and see if we can come up with a way to stabilize the letter, if we can't actually do a chemical treatment that would remove the corrosion. no, you don't make an attempt every time. you have to be honest about your skills, honest about your knowledge, and also aware that conservation research is ongoing with regard to paper, inks, all kinds of materials. you may not have the knowledge now, but that doesn't mean someone won't figure out the issue later on. if you can in good conscious make some thing better off by physical intervention, you have to be very honest with the collection managers an

opa! >> yes, so again, how are you feeling? close the doors. >> i like what i see. >> you're crying now, come on, get the family up here, and then there is little pete with one last good-bye. oh, adorable. >> congratulations, continued success, at the fairmount location, and where ever go next, northern liberties, fishtown, where it is, i'll find you. >> all right, okay. okay, everybody, say good-bye to little pete's, look up at the sign but see you soon! see you soon. >> it is not good-bye, it is see you later. >> see you later. >> why it is emotional day for sure. think of all of the memories you can get. >> oh, my gosh. >> almost 39 years, glad we could say good-bye. see you all at the black party tomorrow. let's talk about the box office, though. because bay watch was big, right? so many people were talking about it? all of this advertising, it blocked. can you believe it? uh-huh. so it received four numbers, i guess, project today bring in $42 million, but only brought in 18 million so far. >> didn't get good reviews, crit

-man: opa! kathleen: that's it. you got that.isode aired, we received thousands of franchise applications from all over the country from people looking to have a piece of the simple greek. but i wanted to perfect the concept and the food before launching more locations. mike: here's to mr. lemonis, and here's to the simple greek. lemonis: today, all of the simple greek locations are making money, and i spent more than $400,000 renovating all of them. and now we're getting ready to open up our first location in chicago, driving toward making us a national brand. today, though, i'm heading back to pittsburgh to see our latest conversion in market square. mike: what's happening, my man? how are you? -lemonis: it looks good in here. -mike: it does. yeah. lemonis: it came out a lot better than i thought it would. where's sasha at? -there you are! -sasha: good to see you. lemonis: look how packed your restaurant is. sasha: yeah, i know. it's doing well. i think it's a testament to the fact that we set up a really good concept with fres