Episode
The Profit: Mo Honey, Mo Problems
Overview
Marcus faces his biggest challenge to date when he visits a family business in Utah with a buzzworthy product that is drowning in debt; with his help, the family needs to become a hive of activity, or risk losing its lifetime investments.
Details
- Series
- The Profit
- Season
- Season 8
- Episode
- Episode 1
- Air date
- 2021-08-10
- Runtime
- 45 min
Episode context
Mo Honey, Mo Problems is Episode 1 in Season 8 of The Profit. It aired on 2021-08-10. The runtime is 45 min.
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