. >> dawn stratton and robin miller know that liz makes it her business to ask a lot of questions. >> i always say hire people that know more than i do. to help me reach my goal. and liz just went with it. >> i felt like she was very succinct about figuring out exactly what it is we needed to get to to make sure that it was perfect for me. >> the owner of polka dots and rose buds interiors in lexington kentucky since 2009, liz discovered early on that she needed to dig deeper and learn more about her clients' wants and needs. >> i didn't think i needed a psychology degree to be able to decorate someone's home. but you do. you really have to understand somebody. >> after a few rough business decisions, she came to the realization that every conversation is crucial when it comes to connecting with the right customer for her company. >> as a young business owner you want to help anyone. but after a couple times of experiencing, you know, someone who really wasn't a great fit and that was the point where it was like, okay, we need to have some questions, and get a little bit deeper in the

robin yount and cecil cooper stopped by miller park this afternoon, looking for the most wisconsin tailgaters. the few lucky fans got to take home special limited-edition bottles of their new collectible condiments, robin's relish and cooper's ketchup. cooper says after spending seasons playing in milwaukee, 11 it's great to be back spending time with the fans. >> milwaukee's got probably one of the best cities in baseball being back here again getting a chance to do that this is fun. ,sheldon: the players teamed up with pick n' save for the collectible condiments. sadly, they're not available for purchase. adrienne: pedaling for a purpose. it's the goal of the 19th annual wheeling for healing bike ride. the fundraiser supports those going through treatment at the cancer care center at community memorial hospital in menomonee falls. riders tell us it's also an opportunity to celebrate cancer survivors. >> we do this bike ride we saw how she suffered through the cancer, the chemo, and the treatments, so we figured if she can do that, we can bike ride for her. adrienne: wisn 12 news is a proud