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I've seen entrepreneurs cry on the show for lesser hardships than this man goes through. He's a committed and balanced parent.

He’s British. We don’t do it as much on these shows I’ve noticed

I seriously hate the "crying" on TV thing. It has sort of become a template for success so much so that some people consider it a rite of passage

@@karanag21 Nah it's not crying on TV that's the problem, this should be considered a business meeting and crying is highly unprofessional.

Since when is it unprofessional to not be human and show some emotion? It doesn’t mean that I have to make a logical decision based on someone else’s emotion but it’s not unprofessional

He`s good.

and seems honest abt his problems and intentions as well

Did you just assume it’s gender? I’m triggered.

@@Cammer92reeeeeeeeee

@@Cammer92 STHU!

Yeah I was really surprised, thought he was gonna say 50%.

Yep same lol

It's not a good product. It's too small. Kids eat a lot of condiments or waste them

has a 2.3 rating for flavor and value in amazon

@@willywatkins-zh9xd Yeah well all that's gonna change soon. Nobody said it was going to be easy. I think it has the potential to be better

why does all these comments look like AI 🤖

​@@n3wtcause they are

Her mission is to get everyone out 😂

yeah that was kind of mean of her to do

​@MD-od4ne I never liked her, she's a snake in old wrinkly sheepskin.

Yup, since the very beginning he was with the product in hands and analyzing it throughout the whole episode. It's one of the patterns I noticed with Mark whenever he invests into something.

Purely out of sympathy. Move out of NY. There’s a reason NY the whole northeast and west coast feel the same. Take a guess?? The softest states and most manipulative states

​@@timpenrose4133nope. Do you know how fast this will grow right after this show. This is food and crayola. Parents, school, bakerys and etc. Will consume that product. That item is very expandable by jist beimg a paint for food. And slapt crayola into that

Literally, all I was thinking was that it needed an advertisement boost. @@rainierterucha8907

Regardless of if it’s successful or not, this was 100% out of sympathy. There’s seriously no question about it even if you make one up. 250k is nothing to Mark and he gave this guy a chance because of his situation and because he’s a nice dude. There’s no more to it than that as far as why he offered the deal

😂

Sometimes I feel Barbara is in the show just to be out 😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Best comments ever based on Barbara

Only God is good.

@@phoenixgamer1565as a Christian myself, are you crazy? 😂 God is perfect but good ≠ perfect. You can still be good without being perfect.

@@vaughncampbell6862you start by saying you are Christian, then call the other person crazy, then proceed to show how ignorant you are to your own stated faith. Read Mark 10:18. Jesus said that only God is good.

@@Rob-ml3vl brother, I’ve taught Sunday School and have studied the scriptures. Mark 10:18 “And Jesus said unto him, Why callest thou me good? there is none good but one, that is, God.” (KJV) In this, Jesus is alluding to the fact that only God is perfect. However, Jesus also alludes to the fact that he himself is not God, yet John 1:12-13 says, “[12] But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name [13] Which were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God.” Essentially, Jesus was made perfect, and his sacrifice is what enables us all to become children of God. The scriptures are a living document. To be inflexible in any way is ignorant. Jesus himself was made in the image of God and was perfect. When he said that only God is good, it was intended more so to insight thought as to what it means to be good. God is good. Therefor, it takes more than being kind or generous, but rather we must be god-like to be good. To somehow read the scriptures and only say “only God is good” rather than have that deeper level of thinking and understanding is ignorance.

@@Rob-ml3vl also, rather thank nitpicking popular verses from Google, I’d advise you to take that deeper journey. ✌🏼

Our good works will never get us into heaven, nothing but the blood of Jesus

​@@thatkiddevon7608 childish nonsense

That part killed me😂😂 made me realize at the end too that lori always hopes for the best for the entrepreneurs even when it doesn’t fit her style

completely

She's so annoying

HAHAHAH why

You’re referring to “ I can’t believe this” part. The thing is that editors of every episode take little snippets and merge them together. We have no idea at what point Barbara said that - maybe she said it when he was telling his story about his wife. I’m very happy he got a deal from Mark.

@@dekayallday1 they dont just toss in snippets from random points of the pitch, its sequential lol

​@@dekayallday1she was looking at mark so I think she indeed meant him offering.

😂

Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha

OUCH

Valuation is $1m from this episode, but current net worth of the company is $2m

I just can't see something branded "Crayola" working as a food product. Even if it is for kids. I doubt this product will find much success especially considering how expensive it is for how little you get. Also, I don't think parents would want their kids to associate something labeled "Crayola" as food since they might start eating other Crayola products that are not meant to be eaten.

@@pauldavis5665 That's a very interesting perspective. You're right.

Yep that's him.. That's why Im. Here..

Mark*

Robert?

​@@mrhumble2937Robert is a snake