All right, that is, from Wahlburgers, it's
Mark Wahlberg.
A scene from the 10th--
this is the 10th and final season of Wahlburgers.
Yes.
And I understand it was your idea, Paul,
and you didn't want to do this at first.
The restaurant was Paul's idea, yes.
We had done another restaurant named after my mom, Alma Nove,
which is a big success.
Then he came and said he wanted to do Wahlburgers.
I said, absolutely not.
But then, of course, the entrepreneur in me
said, you know what, if this is a business that we can actually
build and scale and pass on to future generations,
then I want to do it.
And I wanted to do the show to promote the business,
and he didn't want to do it.
He didn't want to be on TV.
I said, well, I don't want to be on TV either,
but we want to make sure that we create this awareness
and excitement around the brand, because I really
believe my brother is a superstar in the kitchen.
[APPLAUSE]
It's successful because of his talent, not his charm.
Yeah.
All right.
But I mean, this is a huge success.
So as I said, you're opening your 31st restaurant in London.
Uh-huh.
That's amazing.
And so it started out with just hamburgers,
but now you have vegan options as well, right?
You're doing the Impossible Burger?
Yeah.
So we're doing the Impossible Burger.
The whole thing is we're more of an indulgence, shall we say.
Yeah.
We're going to Wahlburgers.
So from the beginning, we've always had different options.
So we always had a fish option, we
had the vegetarian, stuff like that.
So we do the vegan.
We try to cover a lot of bases--
allergies, things like that.
That's fantastic.
OK, so you posted a video of your son playing basketball
half-court.
Yeah.
Look at this.
It's crazy.
So this was from half-court.
How many times did he do this before this actually happened?
Well he makes it seem like it's just once.
Yes, it does.
And then I spoke to our person there who was videoing him,
and she said it's like, oh, like 30 tries or something
like that.
But he still made it seem like it was just the first try--
I know.
--but it was just half-court.
It was pretty amazing.
So it gave me an idea.
It's our last day of Million Dollar May, so--
[MUSIC PLAYING]
All right.
We've been giving away money from Walmart all month long.
We know all of you know someone who
has been affected by cancer.
You've been affected by cancer, right, and you're doing great?
Oh, fine.
Yeah, I caught it very early.
Very lucky, very fortunate, so I count my blessings.
This is why I want my brother--
[APPLAUSE]
--to exercise.
That's why I made him go to the gym.
Because I want him to exercise, because I
want my big brother to be around for a long, long time.
No, he just finds it to be entertaining.
Yeah.
Long, long time.
Yeah.
Well, here's what we're going to do
to raise some money for the American Cancer Society.
We are going to give you a chance, each of you,
to do a half-court, $25,000 per.
So if you get one $25,000, another one, that's $50,000--
that's the math I did like that.
Wow.
All right, let's see if we can do this.
Mark, during the commercial break,
he was worried about hitting those lights, because--
No, no, no arc and trajectory there.
Yeah.
Paul goes first.
Come on.
You start from there and then Mark has a shot.
[APPLAUSE]
Oh!
Good shot, Pauly.
That was actually a good try, Paul.
Oh!
One more.
I don't feel so bad.
Terrible!
Terrible.
Oh, come on.
Paul was better.
Give Paul another shot.
You got to keep doing it.
You got to go until--
Give Paul another shot.
You got to keep doing it.
Come on.
Go ahead.
It almost ripped my arm off.
Come on, baby.
Oh.
Come on.
That's not my job.
[AUDIENCE AND ELLEN CHANTING "PAUL"]
Yes!
[CHEERS AND APPLAUSE]
Yes!
That's nice.
Wow.
Wahlburgers airs Wednesdays at 9:00
on A&E. We'll be right back.
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