A Tasty Deal From Hungry Dragons | Dragons' Den Canada 

Or we can lick each others bowl and spend half a million

Thanks for the update, I was curious!

Where did you get your info from?

@@goednieuwskrantje-nl Yeah

Oh really?! Too bad. I was quite excited about the business myself

Were you there?

No, he looks the same, probably less aggressive than Shark Tank. Because in Shark Tank everyone are aggressive. 😅😅😅

@@liveyourdream1556 On this he is a lot more savage in what he says. So he's a lot better to watch on here and just in general this show is better lol

@Joey Jojo typical Mark simp

@Joey Jojo no dude, he isn't scared with Mark. Just because Mark has more money doesn't mean he can intimidate other sharks because each of them has connection and knowlesge which Mark doesn't have. Shark Tank is less serious and less aggresive to match with US viewer's moral and taste. That's why Mark also iritated when Chris appears as guest show. He is also a billionaire although less rich than Mark but his connection in Sillicon Valley can't be understimated. In term of financial wisdom, Kevin is the smartest and realistic with business fact out of any other sharks.

@Joey Jojo no dum. Just NBC is way more controlling

The deal didn't go through?

"he knows how to make money more than any of them I think" While I agree with you, why isn't he the wealthiest?

I think you have a crush on him 😂

LOL, almost every time I hear someone play that game in German, they mess it up. You know why you don't study French? Because they've got friggin BOOKS on conjugating verbs. ufm Thanks for setting us OFF JFK!! RIP

honestly i don't think this is a safe product, first the kids get accustomed to the idea that they can eat their playdough's. let us if they have it on the side, secondly, imagine a kid playing with this on the floor and table and all around only to end up eating it, doesn't seem that clean to me

maybe they sell it only some specific stores where you don't go? I know you've lots of different food companies in Germany.

*brought

It's always been non-toxic, just not something that we should eat a large portion of. Frankly, I don't see the tie in with every kid eating clay and play doh and whatever else and licking the bowl clean when mom is whipping up some batter. It's interesting that on contemporary cake mixes, brownie cups all that stuff: DO NOT EAT RAW BATTER. That comes from a lawsuit and nothing else.

this deal didn't happen. it's reality tv, people should realize this. Real negotiations start always after the show.

The advantage is he gets paid as soon as the company launches. Realized gains everytime merchandise/product is sold. It's way better for him because he can take a complete hands off approach with the company and still get paid. The consistency is also key. Company equity can vary in value over time drastically, whereas the price of the product will usually stay consistent. Royalty approach is the best way to go when it comes to companies that specialize in selling one particular product. After marketing/getting customers acquainted with the product is achieved, there really isn't much that Kevin has to do to get his money. It's usually not a good deal for the owners because it's more solidified than owning stake in a company. What I mean is, for example, the owners wanted to get rid of Kevin, they could try to buy his shares of the company back, or they can hope that Kevin sells his shares to another investor, thus having Kevin exit the company completely. This is not the case with a royalty in perpetuity. Kevin can keep on getting paid, and there really isn't much of anything the owners can do to get rid of him.

@@randomdude6675 This is very helpful. Many thanks!

Ultimately the advantage is that if his initial work pays off he can then sit back and do nothing in perpetuity. Imagine that with several, or several dozen companies, the checks that just keep coming every single month. With 50%, he's trying to guarantee himself something out of an offer that really isn't that appealing on the hopes that it will SUDDENLY become appealing based on his work or a fluke or the other guy or whatever....... and has since proven that it wasn't an investment but with 50% as a shark, you're going to make SOMEthing happen. Play Doh was never going to allow this in the US. RandomDude's explanation was very good.

10% of sales until 500k is back After that it drops to 3.5% of sales forever

Yummy Dough was pulled from the market and has since been taken over by a German company with new branding and is only available in the EU marketplace.

Radio is all acoustics.

Wow

Must be. Or not.

That is what the 600 pages of lawsuit ultimately said. It's ridiculous and the sharks knew it.

That's what I was thinking as well.