so, i brought her to pelican bay. erica: there's a lot of stuff being packed here.obby: about 135. lamarinette: wow! it's so much different than our process. bobby: this is our blending area. lemonis: how much can you mix in a day? bobby: on a single shift -- 21,000 pounds. lemonis: 21,000 pounds? bobby: yep. lemonis: and what can you do in a day? erica: it would take us about two weeks to do what you guys are doing today. lemonis: okay. if this company's gonna make money, i need to sell 100 pallets, not 100 boxes. jim, how are you, buddy? jim: good. how are you doing? lemonis: these are my two partners. jim: oh, i'm a hugger. erica: awe, nice to meet you. lemonis: what pelican bay provides erica is more than just a refined co-packing facility. they have years and years of experience developing the packaging, and i think erica could use the help. i'm looking for you to give them constructive feedback. jim: okay. i was a little thrown off by the packaging vehicle 'cause it reminds me of ice cream. erica: well, i initially thought that the ice cream packaging was some

prison entrepreneurship program and fellowship program that goes to the most dangerous prisons, pelican bay, super max in california. i was up there last summer and they have people accused of violent crimes in there for a long time working together across gang lines productively and some of them are getting out and getting jobs. they have entrepreneurial skills. you know, we work with hudson link which is a great education program, prison fellowship, a great program. there are all these different programs out there and one of the things i want to talk about very quickly, not to monopolize the time. i'm really lucky to work at coke, and we're very lucky to partner with a lot of groups including holly's group, and we have started safe streets and second chances which we think is hopefully going to be a game changer in re-entry reform in this country and re-entry in general and right now it's in four states and four pilot states and we hope to scale it up and someone else said in the earlier session, re-entry needs to be in day one of incarceration. day one. not six months out and 18 months o

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