michael: toya. toya: yes, sir? michael: let me see you for one second.things that we do always talk about is that we always want you to make this look fresh, and what i'm gonna do is, i'm gonna get this upholstered. so i think you have a little screwdriver. lemonis: we're taking a chair with us now? michael: yeah. i'm gonna put it in the car. toya: a wrench. michael: have pliers? toya: pliers, we got pliers somewhere? lemonis: this seems to be a trend with michael where instead of focusing on product sales, he wants to repair their chair. people said to me, "oh, you made michael pick up that chair. that was nonsense." it was just a day in the life with michael woods. there's a deleted scene. we picked up a chair, and what else did we pick up? michael: i think i picked up two chairs? lemonis: what else? michael: bojangles'! that's what we had, some chicken. lemonis: so i'm gonna show you this deleted scene that nobody's ever seen before right now. i just have to tell you this, we are not driving past bojangles'. just go through the drive-through. this is,

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