worldwide trailers designs, builds, and sells concession trailers, mostly to food vendors. etheridge and nancy pappas started the company in 2001 and took it from a backyard start-up to a multimillion-dollar business. nancy: you got 50%, i got 50%. lemonis: tom and nancy were a couple, and although their relationship came to an abrupt end three years ago, they have continued to work together. what people don't know about this whole process is that you know everything about the company before i go, and i know nothing about the company other than their name and what they sell. i don't see financials, i don't know what their balance sheet is, i don't know what debt they have. you give me a summary of what kind of business it is, i tell you if i'm interested or not. amber: but i'll say to you, "okay, we're looking at worldwide trailers." lemonis: right. amber: you'll google them, 'cause you want to see their company, you want to see something about them. lemonis: yeah, i'll google them. amber: well, you can -- lemonis: you want me to make a deal on google? i try not to rely too

worldwide they've ever had is "mission impossible." "mission impossible: fallout" comes out in july. the latest trailer movie trailer i have ever seen and these movies just keep getting better and better. you know, what we know about tom cruise is he keeps upping the ante and in this film, he's talked about -- i saw him at cinemacon a couple of months ago he talked about jumping out of an airplane. he had to do it 102 times to get it right yeah it's unbelievable. they only had abouta three-minute window every day. so it was 102 days in a row he had to jump out of an airplane and of course they have henry cavill in this film who is superman you know, he's got such a young audience and people love him so i think this one is going to do well. >> i saw a -- >> 102 days in a row >> anyone that questions tom cruise -- and i've seen him break his ankle on one of those stunts, the last one i think but that guy i mean, it makes me wonder whether he's all there >> he deserves his paycheck. >> wasn't it from 25,000 feet too? there was oxygen they could run into each other that is unbelievable >> you're absolutely