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lemonis: if you took a location like syosset, how does the revenue of $1.2 million break down?olyn: 70% of it's color. lemonis: 70% of the $1.2 million's color? carolyn: color. lemonis: [ laughs ] carolyn: color's big money. lemonis: are there opportunities to grow that business? how do you grow that business, in your mind? carolyn: you can add to highlights. you can add toners and glazes and conditioning treatments and... lemonis: which is why the materials and the control of those materials and the waste can either make money or put somebody out of business. carolyn: correct. lemonis: that's good to know. this further proves the fact that that color room better be right. current debt on the business? carolyn: $170,000. lemonis: okay. total number of employees. carolyn: 120. lemonis: oh. and you look at payroll as a percentage of revenue in this business? carolyn: yes. lemonis: and so what is that number? carolyn: where i'd like to be, where i think would be fair, 50%. lemonis: is that actually what it is? carolyn: 62%. lemonis: well, that's a big difference. that's 12%. in or

cbs 2's jennifer mclogan reports from syosset. >> oh, my goodness. i started screaming to try to scare him. >>reporter: this summer is not quite the same in the cook's syosset back yard, now inundated with groundhogs, snack on garden vegetables and destroying landscaping. >> they're about this big, and i don't know how many there are because they all look the same. >>reporter: groundhogs are holes, popping up on the cook's side of the fencing. >> i see them coming out from behind the hostas, walking along my pool. this used to be squash, but it's gone. this was my pole string beans and you see i only have one little string bean plant that's left. >>reporter: filling up now because groundhogs hibernate early and may soon is be getting ready to slum ber under the cook's patio where their grandchildren play. how do you feel about the groundhog itself? >> it's they're cute. >> he would not be deterred. he then made another hole here. so i got another brick and put it there. i decided that maybe i should try to catch them. i don't know if this cage is suf