Ep 10. Trouble in Store

As Brent and Josh continue to build their Beekman 1802 brand, they face some major challenges in season 1 episode 10 of The Fabulous Beekman Boys titled "Trouble in Store." Their beloved Mercantile has quickly become a popular tourist destination, but with popularity comes the pressure to consistently meet the high demand of customers. Brent and Josh are not only running the store, but also managing the farm and dealing with the ups and downs of their relationship.

In this episode, the guys face a major setback when they discover that one of their suppliers has stopped production on an essential product that they sell in their Mercantile. With the busy holiday season fast approaching, this could be a devastating blow to their business. Brent and Josh must quickly go into problem-solving mode and find a solution to keep their business afloat. They decide to take matters into their own hands and make the product themselves in order to ensure that their customers are still able to purchase it.

Meanwhile, Brent's mother comes to visit the farm and the Mercantile, which adds a new layer of stress to the already hectic situation. Brent worries about his mother's opinion of Josh and their relationship, and Josh feels the need to impress her by cooking a special meal using all ingredients from the farm. However, the dinner doesn't go exactly as planned, and Brent's mother may end up leaving with a different impression than what they had hoped for.

As if that wasn't enough, the guys also have to deal with some unexpected zoning issues with the town that threaten to shut down their Mercantile. They quickly learn how important it is to have the support of the community and work together with their neighbors to fight for their business.

Overall, "Trouble in Store" shows the ups and downs of running a small business, particularly in the unpredictable world of farming. The episode highlights the importance of being resourceful, adaptable, and having a solid support system. Despite the challenges they face, Brent and Josh remain resilient and determined to make their Beekman 1802 brand a success.