Shark Tank US | NuMilk Score An Impressive $2M Deal 

😂😂😂😂 seriously!!!!

Yeah, I don't know how she thinks this deal was too complicated for her? Commercial real estate is far more complicated than selling almond milk in a vending machine.

U don't make any sense

@@amjds1341 Are you Barbara?

@@DigitalNomadInvestor just what i was thinking.

cant believe she stole ur comment 👀🤣

in my opinion she was out too quickly

That makes sense, why invest in something you can’t understand?

This was a gracious way of saying “No”. Rather than insult the guys or speak ill of their product, she makes a self-deprecating joke and bows out. Barbara has much more class than many realize.

I only watch these videos for these comments hahahaha

except that she should be a shark considering the fact that she has one of the biggest, if not the biggest ROI out of any shark

It’s heavily edited

​@@FANOFWAR34Exactly well said

this pitch was probably 90 minutes long

Lmfaoooooooooooooooo

Made me LOL

Lolololololol!!!!!😆😆😆😆😆😭😭😭😭😭

LMAO

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Lmaoooooo frl

Yeh he was pissed

I'm still interested!!!

He's probably bitten into a plastic apple from a decorative fruit basket before, lol.

And he still didn't say: I'm out. immiediately.

The moment they took out the counter top model you could see Mark face went dead serious. I don't think the vending machine impressed him but the counter top model, he saw money in that. I also felt like the entrepreneurs were only interested in Lorie and Mark. Lorie for her influence in the supermarket and Mark because he is dairy free and will be more passionate in pitching this to other potential investors.

No it isnt

Well it's not a very common business model and i think she have trouble trying to look at how this company is going to work and make money. I think it's going to be really hard for them to be profitable.

Ah, the beauty of armchair expertise 😏 I guess you guys forget that Robert, who's NOT dumb by any stretch, also admitted to not understanding the business model. And I bet if you sit down and have a *real* talk with Barbara, you'd likely find out she's way smarter than you guys give her credit for. And last point...since when does a person need to be "intellectual" in order to be successful in business? Sometimes a successful business is just about understanding the fundamental basics. Are there finer nuances to be understood? Sure. But if you've got the basics down, you're well on your way. Some of the most successful mom and pop businesses are owned by regular joes, and many of them didn't even have a college degree. They just had grit, determination, hard work and some luck. Most millionaires in the US are small business owners.

​​​​@@tristanhnlBarbara has a lot of takes like this. I think it's the way she says it. Lori has valid points about wanting to see more numbers for example and go more in depth. Barbara sats "I feel like I'm in 2nd grade, you're talking too much." The business model isn't hard to understand if you've seen a soda machine that makes soda. A lot of supermarkets also have this but for juice. The only difference is that it's plant milk.

How much is she worth? How much are you worth? Limited resources? Intellectual prowess? Bewilder? On national television, give her a little more credibility my friend

I feel like the countertop could help popularize their in store machine for those who can't afford it

@@Blaze6432 people want things at convenience. In the 50’s they had these delivered to their house (cows milk). Think about how dirty the machine can get with others touching it and being worried if the glass bottles were actually cleaned. The countertop in home version is the only way to go.

@@stevegoldstein3402 I'm not sure if you decided to use logic with your statement but here's a few issues: 1. Soda machines, water machines, ice machines, are worked less and are still thoroughly popular. So that argument went out the window. 2. Not everyone in society is impatient and lacks basic decency. It might be hard for you to process, but people aren't monolithic and there are some people who vary. There's already a growing market for sustainable and environmentally friendly shopping methods.

@@Blaze6432 My issue is just the price of it. Like $699 for milk?!

@@A.S._Trunks Where did you get 699? Do you have your own coffee shop or smth?

They already have competitor machines at home….it’s called Almond cow

There are multiple brands already doing this. This isn't new at all.

@@MovewithJenna yah but it’s a 1000 per machine, if it was cheap I will buy it

@@reena9334 Exactly... Keurig, Cuisinart, and KitchenAid. I'm wondering how this hasn't been a thing ALREADY.

@@aafiyaameer4120 haha and then what? The machine explodes?!

Smart Fella..

Cringe

It’s funny to always see this praise for mark, when none of the major shark tank successes are his investments

Lmao bro....💀 you all know if he wasn’t a billionaire you all would be making fun of him .

@@user-ft6bq9wd6r Maybe. But you would want to pay attention to anyone acts like him. He takes all the assessments, breakdown his view and gives you the best deal compared to everyone on panel.

The problem is if you ever made almond milk from scratch there is still wastage. Those machines will produce a lot of waste. So someone will need to remove that frequently. There is a lot that wasn’t revealed

If there was a viable commercial table top machine working why not bring that as well?

@@essenceofgreatness7883 Isn't the table top one just meant for home usage? I'd imagine the waste would be a little more than like what you get when juicing, but prob just dump it into the compost or trash and wash/rinse the area you put the nuts in. the big ones they prob just have a grocery store clerk clean it at the end of day. the difficulty is going to be servicing it when something goes wrong.

For sure he was that’s where he knows there making a lot of money

Not sure its all healthy tho, the guy aged like 20 years in 3 years

Thanks for the update

No they aren't. They are only in 51 stores. You're telling me that each machine is worth and generating $1 million per store? F outta here

​@@KenDotCom They arent yet profitable but they are at a 55 mil market value , they are taking pre orders for the home machine atm and that is most likely what is increasing the value in the company plus obv having Cuban as a investor and most likely alot of other high profile names makes the brand worth alot more. You have to realise that sales and market value is totally diffrent and no each machine isnt worth 1 mil but they were not only about the machines.

@@KenDotCom That's not how business valuations work

@@hershey8958 you don't know how business valuation works. This product isn't very good. Bad products get bad valuation

Dawg 😂

Fair

Didn’t see this one coming lol

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"I didn't even know almonds had nipples, and for that reason, I'm out. " -Barbara

Lol that didn’t even make sense! You can’t accept or reject a congratulation! And why did the work start at that moment instead of before? What were they doing with their lives?!

@@cookinonehanded5991 and that’s why you aren’t the one getting a 2million deal from mark cuban.

@@kennygucci aha nailed your reply!

@@kennygucci this reply 😂😂 and the OP, Asian brotherhood coming together, fighting one !d!ot at a time. Love this

that was so cringe, he was practicing that in the mirror all day before heading to the sharktank

How are you going to buy the ingredients?

Everything is heading that way and we have barley scratched the surface. Also meat prices will start to soar pushing more folks in this direction.

He says he is vegan. But I remember one pitch in which the product was although plant based chicken but they didn’t tell that initially and Mark was enjoying it. Still confused 🤔 Maybe they knew beforehand that it was vegan?

@@sukantchaturvedi2798 yup,it was the mushroom jerky episode,i too got confused seeing mark eating the jerky

@@sukantchaturvedi2798 I think being a part of Shark Tank, he has to try whatever is pitched unless allergic too it.

@@sukantchaturvedi2798 I would imagine he still at least tries everything that comes through, he may not be eating a 30oz tomahawk but I believe he’s a legit vegan

This show truly became a thing because of Kevin.

...and for that reason, I am out!

I don’t get what he means

@@FawadNaeem898 he's the simon one....

@@James-wl6bt He simple meant, he's not a vegan but he does understand it and wanna make money from it

Thanks for introducing me to Mr Albert Renshu

My first investment with Mr Albert gave

And I can even say he's the most sincere broker I have known.

All thanks to my aunty who introduced him to me.

Mr ALBERT is obviously the best.

😂😂 that actually made me laugh

🤣😂

i cackled

Lololol I Cannot!!😆😆😆😆😭

This is hilarious… 😂

That’s a good eye. She’ll probably make it that far

I thought that was a hair on my screen and it was your profile picture 🤦‍♂️

not me sitting her blowing my screen a good minute just to realize it’s ur profile picture 💔

@@breec4638 lmfao

'this'?? and there's always 'that'...reason to back up the first..

Btw they were worth 60 million dollars in 2021

Thank you for breaking this down 😂😂😂 it’s comments like these that I love to read bc I’m learning so much about the business world and all the terminology and making deals in the process. Haha. Amazing.

I liked your comment just so you dont have 666 likes 😂

@@noneofyourbusiness00000 Why thank you good sir. Here...take this piece of good luck.

Wow it's so amazing dude wow fam

Yes i def agree with you!! Everything is expensive when it comes to healthier choices of consumables. Only 1% of farmland is Organic! That should speak volumes to the masses but it sadly does not. All the $ consumers save on not choosing organic will all come to (God willingly not) bite us in the butt later on in medical bills due to them being unhealthy! God bless you in Jesus name Amen. And support your local farms and choose ORGANIC! It may be more costly but you will not regret it in the long run! : )

Reality is, these will likely cost closer to 9$ For a half gallon. The math doesn’t add up, in order to make money.

@@marsbars6596 yes, they ll bien us, 'cos'they'll be the last carnivores ;))

@@drexxler138 They are already selling bottles in grocery stores for $3 and refundable $2 deposit on the bottle. Where is $9 coming from?

totally

To be fair to Barb (for once), a lot of these pitches actually go for 1-2 hours, and after editting, we only see 3-4 minutes. The business model part of the presentation could have probably gone for over an hour. If it was complex enough, that'd lead an investor to not want to invest. They need to be able to see a clear structure and vision, so the investor knows how they can help make a return, and some profit.

@@timothetankengineyour point is Mark and Mr. wonderful are a lot smarter than Barb.

🤣🤣🤣

@@harryvoigt5217 The 4 of them are miles ahead in the brain department compared to Barb. I've rarely heard something clever or poignant out of her mouth.

Barbara is also poor. That’s why she’s always out. Hahahahaha

Bet she can’t even give you a definition of investing lol

@@paulhan3314 yeah her floors are merely marble and possibly even something to do with wood....not whale blubber or whatever

@@twistedtea7133 don't try to guess why i'm always out....so i'm out

Plus the grocery store "almond" or "oat" milk are filled with junk. This is made fresh contain no added junk like sunflower oil, chemicals and rat poison.

I saw another comment stating there’s another company called almond cow that does sell the countertop plantbased milk maker at home.

They are taking pre-orders now, supposed to ship this summer.

Absolutely. I am definitely going to purchase one of those machines as soon as they're available. They're a game changer for sure.

@_ I’m allergic to almonds so can’t have that one. I use whole milk to make Mac and cheese and sometimes lattes; but I cook and drink so many things that traditionally use milk that it is easier on the tummy to substitute about half of it with oat or coconut! Plus oat milk is thick and the most similar.

There are similar products in China too! Sounds like NuMilk isn’t so new.😂😂😂. But nice to see it coming to the US.

Really? I know where Im going this week. I want the home version though. Im sure my cats will be hanging around the countertop.

And for that reason i'm out,

Cool! I’ll check it out. I would much rather have fresh nut milk that tastes great.

@@ahoymate5059 i got some fresh nut milk you can check out that tastes great,

@@TactileTherapy 🤣 or so you think...

nutty

Lol 😂

Nope, he just has more money to throw around. No skill needed.

@@marioramirez6741 No skill? bruh all the other sharks were out basically right away. If they wanted to invest they had a time to make a deal with they didn't.

@@Marshark50 Mark is the type of guy to offer 6mil for 5% equity just for "fun". When you have someone that's too rich for the show it takes away some of the immersion.

@@marioramirez6741 Then why aren't you a billionaire?

@@marioramirez6741 he didn't became a billionaire by throwing money at people for "fun" lol he is the real business man

They know going in that they were gonna get offers at a higher equity and they 100% planned for that already as he already said their previous investors gave them the thumbs up to give them a special shark deal so they were for sure ready to part with atleast 7-8% and at most maybe 10%. Mark is just a smart buissnesman and he knew that going in so he squeezed them for what he could and they are currently worth 55 mil dollars so they all profited (They are however not yet profitable but the countertop version is currently in pre-sales so thats most likely the reason for their high market value)

No way does the price point stay there now that Covid has ravaged our inflation rates. You'd be lucky to fill a bottle for seven bucks by the time these machines are available in your local supermarket. Probably still a decent price, but the value of a dollar has just been destroyed these past two years.

@@Lancun government has

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@@jessefirman48 how often do you pray to hod?

Wouldn’t it be better to just buy a new one?

Lol honestly I’m a black girl from Detroit Michigan lol and even I wanna try this boujie milk cause other plant milks be too thick for me and this look much lighter

Unless cows go extinct I'm chillin

@@budhamms874 no one asked

I'm a dairy lover and would choose real cow's milk versus plant-based any day even though I've become lactose intolerant as I got into my mid-30's. However, I'm not opposed to plant-based milk and don't mind it. I would definitely want to try this. I like almond milk but would've chosen to try the Numilk oatmilk personally, even though I've already tried oatmilk and liked it too.

I love it. I can't handle cow milk. So oat milk is just AWESOME.

Yep. The dude in the white Numilk shirt should have lost the deal with the stupid quibbling he was doing over a percentage point.

Nevermind. I cant use my own almonds....

@@Mr_E_Ninja. awww....have faith in them, or just use smoked blue diamond...amazing result, to say the least

Me too

@@wellofcire Smoked almond milk. Nope

Right !!

So true as far as it is cheaper and tastier than what the commercial kitchen already has.

@@honestfriend767 right now alot of people are happy to pay premium for products like this, that will change in the future. However lets not pretend people dont pay premium for things like coffee pods.

They're gonna start adding them to refrigerators and it's over

It's not milk. Milk is a child rearing fluid produced only by mammals. Plants don't have mammary glands and don't make milk. It's just a protein drink, and calling it "milk" helps a consumer make a false association with something they are familiar with.

@@JamieVegas Thank you! and dozens off other nutrients that are not in nut milk.

Thats why he's a billionaire. It's crazy

Yup. Kevin has the money to make big money deals like Mark, but he insists on structuring almost all of his offers around loans or royalties rather than just offering cash for equity. The smartest entrepreneurs are the ones who tell Kevin that it's counterproductive to lose money via a royalty rather than reinvesting all revenue into the business. And I love seeing Mark agree with the entrepreneurs when they say that to Kevin.

@@zacharias7284 Can you give some examples of this happening on their show? I'd like to see it.

@@zacharias7284 Indeed. But keep in mind that Kevin's net worth is about $400 million and Mark's is $4,5 billion. Kevin's successs is based on royalties and loans while Mark does revenue into business, long term success. Kevin has the mindset of a banker and Mark is a real entrepreneur/grinder when it comes to business. But in the end of the day, neither Kevin or Mark does deals based on luck.

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@@jeantaylor6079 you allow people to trade for you ? that's interesting , how safe is it ?...

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@@susanhaynes679 here

i'm out i'm out....i want the world to know-ho, got to leht it show....ho

Literally

His homie with the fake laugh

Funny, I do not know one vegan personally. Live in San Diego so I am sure some are around but definitely not a generation.

@@emptypocketsjobs3545 you might be living among boomers mate

@@emptypocketsjobs3545 I would say the younger generation given the vegan choice will most likely take it if the price is right. Simply because they have less junk in them while also not harming animals

Most vegans don’t last on that lifestyle once they realize that you need amino acids. Your skin your hair your muscles your bones even your DNA 🧬 is made of amino acids. Vegans don’t age well look up “vegan Face “

LOL If anything there's more hate for vegans than actual vegans

I’d definitely buy the countertop version, just not at $199. $199 for some milk, it better do something spectacular

@@mosesdevadass6056 I think they said $699! Mark even suggested $899!

From 9:02

900*75 ~ ₹67000 Do you really gonna buy that?

@@rumourtales4997 that's for the industry ones meant for cafes. The one ones would be $199

People can just make their own alternative milks in a regular blender. I think $600 is too much for a milk processing machine

@@samanthaflorence733 Definitely! Almost everyone was making at home milks during the peak of quarantine. However I’m sure rich Whole Foods customers will love the vending machine. The brand name is awesome tho.

@@Sheslulu Home version was $199. $599 was just for those coffee shops.

What about almond cow? Isn’t that a home almond milk machine?

There’s already a machine for the home that exists called almond cow!

He’s better at spotting trends. Plant based milk will dominate.

@@porpoise8160 I do think the numilk idea is a pretty good idea.

@@porpoise8160 Eventually you'll understand why Jesse's message about Christ was infinitely more important than vegan milk.

He is the type of shark that observed the potential target and let other sharks try to do offer 1st, then at the right moment he’s sending a bomb

He failed in Scrub Daddy deal.

🤣

Lmaoo

That's why he's the billionaire in the sharktank. Takes the deals most others wouldn't lol

Well him spending 2mil is like the avg person spending 20

I almost expected him to go out at the last second. 2 mill was generous and they wanted to keep quibbling over a percentage.

Sometimes he was sharky.

Nah he just snuck in an extra 2% equity while distracting them with the other 3% for the loan. So if they use only 1 million instead of the full 2, he still gets 7% instead of the 5% they were originally at. Smart man.

Hotels Starbucks and or other coffee shops. Basically anywhere there is food. Offices etc.

What hotel is using some $30K almond milk machine as part of their breakfast buffet? Really dumb take. There are two types of hotel breakfasts, restaurants where this wouldn't be relevant and the super cheap breakfasts buffets.

@@privacyplease64 plenty of hotels have buffets that aren't cheap

@@carlosfer2201 Name a hotel you think would implement this

@@privacyplease64Four Seasons

Only non europeans are lactose intolerant

Clean-up has to be a doozy on the home unit. The vending unit seems like a dream, very convenient and a great price.