Ask: 350k for 7%

Lori and Mindy for 350k for 8% equity and 2% advisory

Ask: 150k for 5%

Kendra for 150k for 20%

And those are the reasons he's gone out on pet industry ideas before. Except then, he invested in a dog food company called Wild something and "Shake it Pup" dog food toppers, and he made an offer for another company that makes clothes for their pets that match their owners' clothes. I swear I heard him say a bunch of times that he dislikes investing in the pet industry and made an anecdote about his brother posting cat pictures all day, but for him he's out. I just laugh at the randomness of why the Sharks go out on one thing and are vocal about disliking investing in that industry or particular type of product, but then the next pitch they are making offers for the same type of thing.

I'm watching a pitch for the Boost Oxygen and they want $1 million investment for 5% equity.

Barbara said I can give you the million, but I saw a home on the beach for sale for a million dollars the skinny is I'd rather have that home on the beach. I'm out.

Ok, Barbara. She comes up with doozies. lol!

LMAO 💀

I just saw a pitch from a wonderful gal who sells chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream in a shop called DOUGHP, and she ran her company well. The Sharks were impressed with her but the common theme was that they wouldn't invest because "Barbara and Robert don't like cookie dough" ( WTF?) and the product was "unhealthy and promotes obesity".

Then the very next segment was for a Saucemoto a dipping sauce container that clips into your air conditioning so when you are having those FAST FOOD cravings eating in your car you have access to a stable dipping sauce container so you don't make a mess. No one gave a rats ass that it was a product made to support Fast Food condiments and that is way unhealthy and they got a deal. And the reason some sharks went out said nothing about it being helping people stuff unhealthy fast food into their mouth.

they are so full of shit sometimes.

EDIT: HERE COMES "THE YARD" ICE CREAM BAR and Mark gives an offer and they accept! Although the deal ultimately didnt go through during Due Diligence, its so weird he didn't decline with them because it "promotes obesity" way more than a plain ice cream scoops would.

Does anyone else jump on Amazon after they watch Shark Tank to see if any of the products are getting ripped off? I do, and damn do they get knocked off. After each episode ( currently in season 10) I go on there to type in the product name first to see if they sell on Amazon but then to be amazed at the knockoffs and how much cheaper they are. Even the ones with the patents. That must really suck as an entrepreneur, obviously.

I have watched every episode of shark tank many times over and I know this is an unpopular opinion on this sub, but I do think Chris was the best shark.

While it’s true he mentioned Uber a lot, the feedback and comments he made on the show were always correct. As an example, the lock company in which Barbara and Kevin invested in: None of the sharks other than Chris mentioned the entrepreneur had nothing proprietary and the industry leaders can just come in and there’s no way to stop them, which is funny because Mark has used that excuse hundreds of times to get out of investing and didn’t even mention it once during that pitch.

It’s a shame he never became a permanent shark.

Also he is just as arrogant as Mark, but we love Mark for that.

His shirts were cool too.

I'm only in Season 8, and I'm in for the long haul of catching up. We all know Kevin is "harsh but he tells it like it is" and "tells the truth" but I feel there are ways to be honest and straight forward with tact. There are ways of saying things to people that don't sound so nasty.

Kevin is doing fine with the businesses he invested in; he's not hurting, but I have noticed that some entrepreneurs stay away from doing business with Kevin just because of Kevin's attitude. I mean, who wants to partner up with someone who doesn't really believe in their business but he's arrogant enough to know he can take it over and make it a success. It's like he trashes a business sometimes before coming out with an offer and I'll be where did that come from? Yes, I agree with Kevin that making money is the first most important thing a business should do, but there are ways he says things that I assume stick with people.

Oddly enough, I do still laugh at some of the things he says and does and like Kevin, its just funny when he makes the same deal as someone else and they choose someone else over him just because they don't like him.

Steven: Out because he looks like a rabbit.

Ask: 150k for 10%

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Ask:

Tonight’s episode felt closer to some of the mid-seasons with smaller companies and reasonable asks. Steven was a nice addition and gave some great feedback. He strikes the right balance between delivering a bit of criticism while maintaining respect for the entrepreneur. It is apparent he is not new to the scene.

I really wanted to see Mr. Beast, Stevewilldoit, and Togi as Sharks!! I wonder how much money they would just give away

Loved the Caddy Swag one. It's still around doing about a million a year, but what made this great was after all the sharks turned them down, the owners took the samples back from the sharks.

So awesome.

What in the world is that terrible filter they put on only Barbara’s face?

It makes sense to us- anyone else?

The updates used to be my favourite part!

But now it's just unnatural ads for Gemini.