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-that's what you do. -simon: i'm not patronizing you. damion: little things like that -- that's what pisses me off. lemonis: their process is amateurish. damion: we have to drive a mile down the road to use the restroom. lemonis: their marketing is misguided. how do you acquire your customers? damion: 99% of our business comes from these fairs. lemonis: and their relationship is at a breaking point. damion: you're making it out that you just sat back... simon: i'm not making it out at all. he asked me, so i told him. damion: ...drinking a whiskey, smoking a cigar. lemonis: if i can't help them get their house in order, this company will fall to pieces. damion: it's so hard for me because how hard i've worked to get here. ♪ lemonis: my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not gonna wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. we're gonna wake up every morning wondering how many jobs we have to do. it's not always pretty. everything's gonna change -- everything. but i do it to save jobs,

there are moments when sometimes it's just hard, and you do the best that you can do. ink part of it is also being gentle on yourself. you cannot necessarily do everything. part of what sergey and i have done really well, you optimize finding the best in everybody. emily: and you do things so normal. how do you stay normal? anne: you stay focused on the things that are important. i volunteer at the school and i make sure the kids do their homework and i see my family all the time. i still see my friends. emily: you have been active in the issue of women in technology and the lack thereof. how much progress have we seen, and how much progress still needs to be done? anne: there is an imbalance and it needs to change. it is a 10 year issue. getting ethnic diversity in tech. you don't have to be the best at something in order to have an impact. everyone is good at something. it is really important that women understand the impact they can have in tech. part of our jobs is to not be intimidated. there are men, there are women, and there is [beep]. you try to work with the m

you asked me, "please don't go. i'll do whatever you want." ] lemonis: it's closing. betty: when? lemonis: today. -betty: today? -lemonis: mm-hmm. i mean, do you feel like you're losing a piece of yourself? -is that... -betty: a little bit, yeah. can i just have a moment? [ crying ] ♪ lemonis: when did this get made? betty: we had to have some ice cream. lemonis: we got rid of the ice cream machine. where'd you get it? betty. betty: [ crying ] -hi. -lemonis: hi. i'm sorry you feel this way. i am. i was sad when i found out there was no santa clause -lemonis: i'm proud of you. -betty: oh, god. lemonis: but i appreciate you being strong enough to push through it. i know you're sad, but i think you're relieved, too. betty: yeah, it's like you broke up with your boyfriend or something. lemonis: i think the boyfriend you broke up with was basically taking about $50,000 a year from you. betty: ah, criminy. lemonis: probably good that he's gone, right? betty: it was a silver lining i suppose. lemonis: we need to be focused on moving forward, so let's

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it's what you do. t or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. lemonis: i'm done. betty: so does that mean done for the day? that mean done for...ever? does anybody know? lemonis: betty struggles to follow a process, because she's so used to blazing her own trail and doing her own thing. and so when you expect her to do something that she says she's gonna do and she doesn't, not only does it violate the relationship, but it puts the business in jeopardy. do you know why i walked out? betty: i'm trying to understand. lemonis: i don't think you're as organized as you should be. i know that there's a ton of talent inside of you. i know that you have the ability to be a badass. i know it. in order for us to move forward, you have to trust the process. the one thing that is crystal clear to me is what betty needs is laser focus. she needs to become far more one-dimensional. so here's what i'd like you to do. i'd like you to go through this place and clean out anything that you don't nee

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there are moments when sometimes it's just hard, and you do the best that you can do. think part of it is also being gentle on yourself. you can't necessarily do everything. part of what sergey and i have done really well, you optimize finding the best in everybody. emily: and you do things so normal. how do you stay normal? anne: you stay focused on the things that are important. i volunteer at the school and i make sure the kids do their homework and i see my family all the time. i still see my friends. emily: you have been active in the issue of women in technology and the lack thereof. how much progress have we seen, and how much progress still needs to be done? anne: it is a 10 year issue. the other issue that is bubbling up now is getting ethnic diversity in tech. you don't have to be the best at something in order to have an impact. everyone is good at something. it is really important that women understand the impact they can have in tech. i feel like part of my job and my sister's job is to not be intimidated. there are men, there are women, and there is [beep]

>> you do. >> do you think that's a -- >> sure it is. >> do you like girls or boys?acket. >> thank you. >> you skin that yourself? >> no. raccoon. >> raccoon, oh, that's dangerous. >> that is the most real, authentic, hysterical laugh of my entire life. ♪ >> can i give you a little advice? >> spend time with the family. set specific goals. eat healthy and you, too, can be a success. >> i wish you could just shut your big yapper! >> now, santa, is that your real hair? >> that is my real hair. >> you're kidding me? >> i am very kidding you. >> i'm sorry to pry. >> that's okay, honey. >> honey, no one's ever called me that before. >> everybody is a honey after a few shots you become a babe. >> this is so hot. >> what is your life philosophy? >> my life philosophy is never say no to an opportunity and you have to have goals and you have to move forward. >> are you a glass half full guy or a glass half empty guy? >> the glass is always half full. >> you are scaring me right now. >> okay, pookie. >> i am the perfect man. >> you are? is that what have been says? >> that's w

you do the best that you can do. part of it is being gentle on yourself. you can't do everything. of what i think we have done really well, you optimize finding the best in everyone and focus on the friendship. emily: you live in the silicon valley bubble. you seem so normal. how do you stay normal? anne: you stay focused on the things that are important. i volunteer at school. i make sure that the kids do their homework. i see my family all the time. i still see all of my friends. emily: you have this issue with women and technology. the lack thereof. how much progress have you seen and how much needs to be done? anne: there is an imbalance and it needs to change. to me it is a 10 year issue. the other issues are getting ethnic diversity. you don't have to be the best at something in order to have an impact. everyone is really good at something. it's important that women know what kind of roles they can have. one of the parts of my job is not to be intimidated. i have sent, there are men and andn and then there are -- you try to work with the men and women. they can be people tha

you get school credit for the work you do at home, and all you have to do is maintain a b-plus averagen your class work. for you, that would be easy. you don't understand. i'm needed at the shop all day, not just part of the time. would you do me a favor ? this letter is to mrs. scanlon and the class. would you take it to her for me ? what is this ? a good-bye letter ? wouldn't it be better if you delivered it yourself ? i can't. maria ! you see ? your meddling is causing her hurt. it's not me that's hurting her mr. brashov. i'm going to call chris scanlon. maybe she can think of something. i'm not giving up ! you heard of the absentminded professor ? i'm afraid i am one. i can't remember what i wanted to talk to you about today. would you help me ? you don't have to wait for someone to ask for help. you can offer your assistance. and i'd be glad to get you back to the story. thanks, but i don't think i'll need any help. rosa, mrs. scanlon ! is it okay to start ? go ahead. maria, i have made all the arngements... for you to be enrolled in a work-study program. i thought i made it clear

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man, what do you want to do when you grew up?onte: this is my senior year of high school. [applause] armonte: i would like a scholarship for rugby. [laughter] armonte:-thinking about going --o the d.c. fire department i have been thinking about going into the d.c. fire department. [applause] >> i taught our monti last year. -- armonte last year. [applause] >> i was surprised. my question is how did this affect you at school? is there a parallel structure to what you see with institutions of police? is there a parallel issue with education? -- how do you see it? armonte: i don't see it as a problem with school. it gets in the way. i don't feel as though i've been judged by the police, not everyday. it does not get in the way, you just have to be stronger, you have to want to go to school. you have to know the you might get the situation and you'll have to be above it and know what you're doing. ta-nehisi: we could go on, but we have to move onto the next panel. i want to end by asking you a -- by having you ask a question that you

how often do you want to do that? daniel: less than you think.here is a relief sometimes when -- have done stuff and you there are some things you are nervous about but when it is clear, and there is the time it is a luxury that we did it. charlie: how do you know when you have done enough bond? [laughter] daniel: i don't know. charlie: you will know when you know? daniel: i'll know when i'll know. i can honestly say i have enjoyed making this movie more than the others put together. charlie: all the other bond movies. making "spectre.". daniel: probably because of him and the relationship we sort of have. the trust thing. sam had my back. i could so now. my tendency was on the past movie is was i felt like i needed to control everything. front, who in the has to be in charge. sam took that away from me and allowed me to be an actor which i haven't done for a long time. it is a hard one. sam: it was a really tough shoot because it was long. lots of countries. it was grueling. people were injured and all sorts of stuff. but it was more fun. it was

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diana, how you doing? rised when jordan made one comment, and then all of a sudden erik went like that. diana: it's normal. -lemonis: is that what happens? -diana: it's normal. lemonis: do you feel like it would be good to get the group together and -- maybe sitting down, or in a more casual setting... diana: i would say. lemonis: ...where they could talk about how they really feel? diana: let everybody express the way it needs to be expressed. i think they hold back a lot. lemonis: let's get everybody together. -diana: okay. -lemonis: okay. hey, guys, let's get everybody together. let's come on up front. it's obvious to me that we need to get everybody in a room together and figure out the people side of this business. so, i don't really feel, today, that you guys feel like you're in a safe and secure environment to give your opinion without recourse. diana: it's tension. israel: that's what i was thinking. same thing. diana: yeah, tension. lemonis: but i think it would be good, as we move forward as a gro

emily: do you want something more here? do you want to be a board member? chris: no, they get my help for free when they wanted. emily: do you want to be ceo? chris: no, jesus. i don't want a "job" job. [laughter] no, i like what i do for a living. we have over 100 investments right now. lowercase capital consists of 3 people. we are one of the biggest funds in terms of money under management, but there is three of us. we don't have office space. my coo works out of the back of a winery that she runs. my partner is in l.a. he just works out of planes, moving from portfolio company to portfolio company. we do it all ourselves. i don't really have an assistant. emily: how big do you think uber can be? chris: that is truly limitless. ♪ emily: what is the myth of chris sacca, and what is the reality? chris: i never followed the step-by-step path you're supposed to do to do this. i had no business being a venture investor. i had no business quitting my job at google. i am, like, all right, i am going to strike out on my own, google is getting pretty big. it felt

. >> it sounds like you didn't do everything. th you. i asked you to do one thing, and that was get out of the lease. i told you that in the negotiation. i told you when we went to look at space. i told you several times. one thing. >> yeah, but that one thing is challenging. that one thing's very difficult. >> if you didn't agree, and you thought i was being unreasonable while we were negotiating or while we were telling the employees about what was happening, why didn't you tell me then? you're telling me now because you failed at it. >> you're asking me to jump through a ring of fire. >> you're making me out to be the bad guy. what did i do? you don't like the deal that tina got. you're seeing all these good things happen. you're off distracted looking at somebody else's business, and you're not focusing on everything over here. i wanted you to prove to me that when we're partners and i'm not here, that you can run the business equally as efficiently. you know, i'm pissed because i don't think michael ever intended to change hi

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you do the best that you can do. rt of it is also being gentle on yourself that you cannot necessarily do everything. part of what i think we have done really well, you optimize finding the best in everyone and focus on the friendship. emily: you live in the silicon valley bubble. normal -- seem so normal. how do you stay normal? anne: you stay focused on the things that are important. i volunteer in the school and i make sure that the kids do their homework. i see my family all the time. i still see all of my friends. emily: you have been really active with this issue with women and technology. how much progress have you seen and how much needs to be done? anne: there is an imbalance and it needs to change. i think that the best things, that is to me a 10 year issue. i think we are also getting ethnic diversity in tech. you don't have to be the best at something in order to have an impact. everyone is really good at something. i think it's important that women understand there are a multitude of different roles they

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