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The only thing I will say about the mark point is at the end of the day the show itself is for entertainment for us. And you can't tell me the way he was milking the screen time, when he grabbed one of those wine bottles and was pondering the decision increasing the suspense for us wasn't good entertainment. I think mark and the rest of the sharks and even some of you do have to understand that point.

@@GenoRL_ fr and he knew his worth so he did a good joob at not accepting.

The fact that he was proud to sell $5m shows that he doesn't see the bigger picture at all. The single serve wine should easily be selling 30-50mil by now... And yet he's stuck on 5

and you are right in everything you said

He's smug. However, he demonstrated that he cannot be pushed around.

Lmao exactly.

10:02 if u look carefully here he just goes for it xd😂

yep, he is a known scammer. 🤣🤣

now he is off the show and that guys company is 90 Ms lol

​@@saeawnyeah, you forgot to say that's after he sold it for 5 millions

it's just to rub it to their faces honestly

Publicity was thee ultimate goal nothing else & I must say that was a clever move..

Mark Cuban a billionaire who wants to own 10% of the company cannot give him a guarantee that he can sell his product in the stadium that Cuban owns. Sounds like a load of bull! They wanted to take the patents from him, and hang him out to dry.

Which is his right. They all play the game and use things to advertise.

@@reubinthomas I wouldn't say "hang him out dry" but .... pretty close to it.

Lmao! 5 million in sales and he's telling someone to take an order that's not even wrapped to protect to Chicago. Terrible acting! You can tell that was just to make him look like he's acting helping his company like that

Dude he tried to play them and got burned a second time in a row. Epic fail for him and now you.

@@tomfoolery7438 he never got burned, epic fail from you.

He didnt leave with 100%. The show takes a small percentage to have them on.

@@peterjoseph8974 I know right , crazy he left with 100%

Kevin loves wine

Kevin needed more time to show him his packaging patent was worth more than the wine. Being partners with him would permit that, eventually.

Kevin knows the packaging it the jackpot of the entire deal.

If kevin really wanted it he would have offered $200k for 10%

@@ChartBolt exactly, if the technology is worth the millions and millions he thinks it is, just pay up and get it, instead of trying to squeeze everyone

For real omgg

I still don't get how this guy didn't take Kevin's deal, it was literally a million dolar idea and he just screwed it up twice!

​@NotBlue93 he still rich

He came back because he needed capital!

Makes good TV!

Blame the production team, they allowed him to come back

it's called tv drama ?

Rub success in the face of people who are 10 times more successful and powerful than him. That's what we call "New money"

@@pratikjiwane880nah new money means your money is self made and old money means you got your money from parents or grandparents, all the sharks would be considered new money

​@@pratikjiwane880 poor people always get in the mess by trying to prove a point to rich people 😂

Yeah lol that promo take

Chicago is the nickname for the shipping manager who knows where it's going to be delivered

If they only have one place in Chicago (likely a smaller distribution center) then it make sense. If I'm at home and someone says "It's in the kitchen", I don't say "WHO'S KITCHEN!? THERE'S MILLIONS OF KITCHENS"

Poor guy has to push it all the way there

This is facts, how could you not be thoroughly entertained watching this

ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?

this one and be someone one best episodes

it was annoying imo

The only issue now is that he may have created hate for his product or love, at any rate, he did cause division, which is never good for business.

Zipz Wine

Which episode? I thought this was the last time he was on shark tank so how did they reveal he didn't actually own the licence?

​@@msc2479 I remember someone else came on with the same cups and he owned it I think!!🤔

It was like zips wine, they dont own it either, it's like someone else that owns it internationally and licenses to companies or something

it is now a 90 Million dollar company with only 15 employee$

Problem is this clown thinks he’s a wine maker he cares more about the wine then the concept.

Absolutely. The problem is his bad advisors who are caught up in the value of his company to the point that they don't see the bigger picture

​@@mandlas.4305yeah I'm pretty much gonna stop buying Samuel Adams because the founder is a piece of s too.

the first time he said it to him and hge should've gon and apply it, he would make milliiiiiiiiiiiions with advice that cost him nothin, ego could blind you

Yes, licensing would have tripled his value in a year or so.

He sold it for $6 million it says from multiple sources

@@yousufibrahim884huge L. Dude could have made a hundred million if he listens to kevin

it is now a 90 Million dollar company with only 15 employee$

@@zachk2473licensing out the glasses to various major wine corps would’ve made so much money, oh well, it isn’t my money

You can be a billionaire, but habits are just habits

😂😂😂

It’s freeeeee

lol well spotted he knew what was going on very early.

Relatable honestly 😂

Only thing Kevin wants 51%. He would then be the major shooulder

@@moemorrison-r3vslight correction. He wanted 51% of the licensing royalty, not the company It was a pretty fair ask considering Kevin was willing to do all the work on the licensing end.

Agreed, this guy was a delusional fool.

Right?! The guy stormed out before Kevin could even open his mouth!

Kevin is the ultimate businessman. He knew he was gonna make money if he made a deal. I bet he regrets not taking his counter of 300k for 8%

@@ignaciorubio2955300k for 8% is fine, but he’s right there isn’t enough skin in the game. You would 10x eventually (when he decides the go with the patent move), but you’d have to wait for him to follow his passion for however long that is. By Kevin’s own admission, this guy can make 500m whenever he wants. He wants an investor that will let him follow his passion UNTIL he’s built his brand to where it can survive licensing the patent. Someone will get rich off this and he doesn’t want to get bullied out of his dream.

@@TomT-ru8wz 8% is enough skin in the game when it means that in a handful of years your 300k will represent over 1 million dollars with an ongoing passive income. Kevin just withheld himself because he thought he could get a better deal but Mark Cuban jumped out just before a better deal could be reeled in

Absolutely, Mr. wonderful would never let petty feelings, get in the way of business.

I can see your argument about somebody being invested offering better advice but you have to remember that people who are invested in your company act in their own best self-interests while somebody who is not invested in the company can offer more genuine advice because it comes from a non-biased place I can see the argument being that because they are not invested they could give you advice either way and it doesn't effect them any but if they are a genuine person then they will offer genuine advice it is who you surround yourself with that matters the most

it is now a 90 Million dollar company with only 15 employee$

​@saeawn not his company though. He sold it for 6M and got sued bc he didnt actually own the patents.

Yes I agree with your point, but he litterally wasted their time, he should have just refused and stopped messing around.

@@Trash-nc8sinaw when he was taking the sip of the wine and taking long to respond he was just being dramatic and building suspense he was definitely going to accept it but then mark got out

@@jdub4k Either way, he shouldn't have done what he did

Lmao no he wasn’t. After all these years he sold the company for 5.9 million. Dude could’ve been worth HUNDREDS of millions 🤦‍♂️

@@Trash-nc8si How the F*CK is he wasting their time when they're on a television show that's suppose to be entertaining? ??????????

100% agree. He should have accepted his offer. The connections Kevin has are far more valuable than 12.5% in perpetuity.

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Kevin was willing to make more money 51 percent regardless basically meant that eventually he would owe Kevin even then cause he has to make back the money Kevin already owned half the company now I am not deep in business however Kevin is always someone who would go different from the values keep that In mind it’s not about egotism.

Me too I agree Lowball offer

u r totally right!!........SBEV (big one beverage company) adquires big part of the copa di vino stock for around 65 million dollars on 2021, James keep around the 41 % of the business stakes portfolio and actually he gets over 25 million (part of that he paid to Taxes office) when made that deal with SBEV.....he earn in good way more than that unfair close to 2 million valuation made by the greedy arrogants sharks....u are totally correct, kevin oleary only wants the patent to he get access and used like he wants, but the business was focus on the product, of course is a risk in a businees but the arguments should got real good foundation and the sharks wanna scam him..........besides the deal, he still keep partnership with SBEV working in the company with part of his family.....the company continues increas strong portfolio....

Barbara called it first.

how'd you know i was eating right now 😭

Yep and happy Friday . Half way through the day 💪

Ayooooo

Ain’t nothing better than eating while watching shark tank

Shark Tank is absolutely a meal time show 🙌🏾

They can't he doesn't own the patent Zips wine does

@@brlybseballplayer34nah that Zips founder was just lying

u r wrong....SBEV adquires big part of the copa di vino stock for around 65 million dollars, James keep around the 41 % of the business stakes portfolio and actually he gets over 25 million (part of that he paid to Taxes office) when made that deal with SBEV.....he earn in good way more than that 1.2 million valuation made by the greedy arrogants sharks and more than u point it in your comment.....besides the deal, he still is working in the company with part of his family.....the company continues increas strong portfolio....

WORD!

He has a few years left on his patent and then he's worthless. The product is trash, the brand is trash. People only buy it because they need a convenient packaged drink. At the end of the day it's trash. And he couldve made 70% of tens of billions. Instead he chose 100% of a few million. NERD!

I feel ya, but he needs there help 😂. Help cost money 😂

They are

And for that reason she's out

This was a long time ago right after 2008 and the recession. A $ then is worth way different than a $ now

Lol stop he sold for 6 million

Right. Long neck ahh

Be honest with yourself, saying “he thought he ate” is way more cringe

I think they were sick of waiting on him. Who can blame them?! This guy’s a nut job

Are u out of your mind? Us watching the edited 10 minutes cut versus the actual presentation that goes a whole lot longer - yes, you read that and they didnt. That's hilarious - that is what called "editing" buddy

Mark Cuban has been a multi - billionaire for decades. You think he's gonna want to put up with this guy's theatrics?

@@hyunyoung5920 buddy relax buddy

@@garybuttherissilent5896 u too bud

Yet he sold it for 5.9 mill 😅

@@persaud101which is still more than what the sharks valued the company at

@@H1ghligttR3elTrue but the company he sold it to ended doing 10 times that amount in sales like a year after buying James out. If he had listened to Kevin, that could have been him! Smh.

Fr he shoukd have taken a deal sold for 6 m could have made soooo much hahaha

The only thing he was from start to finish was a piece of s.

great realistic comment!! 👍💯

Really? The guy has 5 million in sales. The sharks wanted the company at 1/3rd of the price and they didn't even give him any guarantee. I'm happy that he didn't take their offer. I would buy this product.

@@reubinthomas , I do understand your point. They definitely low-balled on their offer. However, the way that James Martin was hemming and hawing around not really looking to accept an offer that any of the sharks tried to make. It’s clear from his indecisiveness and looking at the Sharks like he just wants the airtime on national tv with that smug grin, he was never going to make a deal!

​@@reubinthomas They were really trying to pull a heist on him.. 😂

@@amberjohnson4820 First time he came on shark tank, they said his business is going to fail. He came back with 5 million+ in sales. He proved himself. The sharks didn't want to acknowledge his success, neither did they want to give him a fair offer, neither did Cuban give him a guarantee that he can sell the product in his own stadium. James Martin can gloat because he proved himself, and he valued his company fairly. He should've been given a fair offer. 15% for 600k would've been a decent offer.

​@@reubinthomasSharks don't only want to earn their money back, they also want it to grow. Any one of them could have doubled his distribution and valuation in a day. He would have ended up richer with them than going it alone.

No, it’s not. He sold it in 2020 for 5.9 million

No he didnt take the deals because he actually doesnt own the patents. He was licensing it himself. He was full of it. Another company came in later on with the same product and when they asked they spilled the beans

Thats a counter offer which he did not make due to his mental state...

Company was sold for 6 million recently so he is right

Well it's not that great but okay kiddo whatever you say

Go away troll robot. No one agrees with you.

Shouldn't allow anyone to return unless they have a new business. Shouldn't be able to come back to the tank with the same business.

Maybe the could allow them to return but not just air the episodes

There have been a couple people who came back with better businesses and I’m glad they came back. But…not this guy

should say 900 k for 25%. Tried to get it at a 2 million valuation. Sharks are smart and obviously know what they are doing.

@@theoutsiders3008....come on, shraks are smarts, really?....please, who is a thief proves that is not precisely smart....

If you listen to what Mark said, the arena for the mavericks has a service organization that they would need to approve the product, he can't guarantee that they would be he'd give him opportunity to

Kevin gave him a better deal than last time though! But Mark screwed up asking for 30%. of the company!

Lol ukraine flag🤡

Maybe, but he did end up hitting 250 million last time i checked.

Not really since the net worth is 90 million right now

@@mindbodysoulsculpt6479 After Splash bought his company in 2020 for $5.9 million from Martin the company's net worth skyrocketed in a short time. This only proves Martin had a good company but should have expanded sooner. I believe he would of gotten ALOT more if the three sharks had made a deal.

thats totally right....he still got the 41% of the company stock, still works so well in partnership in copa di vino with SBEV, and when sold part of the shares he earns more than 25 million dollars a real amount 10 times over that stupid unfair 2 million valuation made by the greedy arrogants sharks.....that was a business sealed on 2021 and today copa di vino got a strong portfolio and a great product catalog....

He didn’t own the patent so he had no right to sell it lol

@@kelleyboy3 I am confused by what you are saying, yes h did own the patents. Did you watch it?

The company was estimated at a 70mil net worth back in february, he'll be alright

@@andrewfields8556 it turns out years after the show he was essentially a franchisee. It was stated on the episode with “Zips” which was a very similar product.

@@andrewfields8556I did a little bit of research; dude had a partner that owned the patent, not James himself so who knows if could have even sold it.

True

The Beauty is, he can still go license the tech without the sharks. He didn’t need them at all

@@fvinc7604Yeah but he didn’t 😂

You're doing exactly what the sharks did, look at $$$ and nothing else. That's why they didn't see eye to eye

@@marwanak10 no I'm not and that's EXACTLY what he eventually did. Then sold the whole company.

He should have taken the deal with Kevin, that would have been a smart move. But it's different when you are out there in front of the cameras and have to make a split-second life-altering decision. I think in the end he didn't do badly.

You don't think that perhaps another person in the beverage industry might not be trying to limit the competition's success? Very telling that that successful "advisor" wasn't fronting him any expansion capital or buying equity himself! The sharks picked up on that!

i dont think so. I think the guy came to get a lot more money for a lot less equity. But the sharks tried to flip it and do the opposite. His backup game was always to make a dramatic exit that gets more customers and perhaps more investors that watch the show. I only wonder if the sharks knew this and decided to hold the episode until late in the year.

Keep it down I'm trying to sleep

I agree.

@@gial8862you don’t understand. The sharks were going to make him more money beyond what his wine is making him!! His 5 million from is wine company is Pennies compared to what he can get selling the technology.

It’s worth 90 million dollars now he did the right choice