The Profit In 10 Minutes: Standard Burger | CNBC Prime

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When Marcus Lemonis isn’t running his multi-billion dollar company, Camping World, he goes on the hunt for struggling businesses that are desperate for cash and ripe for a deal. In each one-hour episode of The Profit, Lemonis makes an offer that’s impossible to refuse; his cash for a piece of the business and a percentage of the profits. And once inside these companies, he’ll do almost anything to save the business and make himself a profit; even if it means firing the president, promoting the secretary or doing the work himself.

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The Profit In 10 Minutes: Standard Burger | CNBC Prime

[pollumG]

I love this 10minute format...perfect for my adhd

[mahnazghannadi]

Marcus has such a open mind and great guts and ton of knowledge, this man is just great business man period 👏👏👏👍👍

[danielmoksmann]

"I thought this was a higher-end burger establishment."
The place is literally called STANDARD BURGER. Can't get more average than that. 😄

[Gazzapa]

That Tod guy always has this facial expression like 'whatever dude' .

[KabbaModern]

Why are people opening restaurants with frozen food???? I really never understood that.

[humbertomartinez]

This business renovation should had at least taken 1 year to process everything and to break down into a 10 minute video is amazing

[Zero_ss]

This how long the episodes are without ads and dumb recaps lmao

[mahnazghannadi]

Marcus is just genius, smart and straight forward cuz he never tweets the word to make his points, BRAVO👏👏👏🎊🎊❤️❤️❤️

[chrisorso]

Went to this place in the days after this episode was on the air. Food was noticeably worse and the prices were a total ripoff. It’s been closed for years.

[buzzfeedright]

I almost cried it was so beautiful, and your never supposed to do that with money, until I realized in this case it was about more than money.

[RomanKozlov]

My 11 year old kid, “Can we watch another one? This is super cool!”

[heythere]

130k for how much percentage of the business? He's not gona spend 400k for remodeling if he's not in for at least 50%.

[beckman]

Marcus like Marry Poppins

Comes and safes kids that are not organized

[bendover]

This dude is a real businessman he said $130, 000 but went ahead and said $400, 000 cause he could prob expand it

[AlexpxThreeTen]

Looks like they tried to ripoff a Five Guys and failed

[LittleHatori]

That baked potato bar is GENIUS.
Mr. Marcus has 10, 000 IQ fr

[NoName-zbgm]

This episode made me think it would have been easier and probably cheaper for Marcus to open his own burger business without the 5 knuckleheads.

[carloscarter]

This is amazing he revamped the whole place

[Chicago]

They should add the Impossible Burger on the menu.

[garyfaris]

“Standard Burger” sounds like “Ordinary Burger”, but what people want is an exceptional burger.