This Is The Best Negotiation on Dragons’ Den Ever! | Dragons’ Den | Shark Tank Global 

Welll it’s leather, and she is probably hungry

That should have been national news

@@thavambase6907 qyt

😂😂😂😂

Every time a woman is in business she get catcalled by the likes of you

Hope he fails and fails fast and big, people blindly appreciate negotiation skills without analysing the potential negativity as it's clearly blinded by the negotiator who portrays a picture that the product will be eternally successful. You have to take into account about the experienced dragon Touker Suleyman who is in this field and rejected the offer. So maybe the product ain't good but he convinced Peter. So , if the product does kick off well then he is to be applauded for his negotiation skills or else please don't.

What’s success in a socialist country? Why try when you can piggy back

@@bijinkumar6415 you need to calm down a bit.

@@bijinkumar6415 i agree with you

Wait does that mean they didnt make a deal

@@danielzou1435 yes

It was awkward AF

I hope he fails and fails big and Peter screws him later for investing , what a crazy way to value the business.

I disagree he isn't good he was playing too much with fire once he had a good offer luckily it went well but at that point he was really just getting greedy and acting like a gambler not a entrepreneur.

@@trilexfix I felt like it was largely alright up until he asked about salary? He should've left it at guaranteeing the 200,000 orders. But I know nothing of this area 😂

The deal fall through

Reminds me of Barbara in Shark Tank. 😂

Wouldn’t you? Taxes take 50+% before they even start talking shop

Shark? Spotted the American

@@tiberiumleader9935 Well to be fair there's also Shark Tank Australia. Some countries have Shark Tank, others have Dragon's Den. :)

@@Jessica7318 but only Americans would come on a YT video called Dragons Den and mistake them for Shark Tank.

@@tiberiumleader9935 Well, I'm Canadian hehe. And I do watch a lot of Canadian, Ireland, Australia, American, and UK shark Tank and Dragons Den videos. So when you watch them all without a specific order, they become very interchangeable. The function of the Dragons and Sharks are the same. It's like watching a football game, or a hockey game, you call the 'players' of each team ... 'players'. There are football players playing football, hockey players playing hockey, but they're players. In both Shark tank and Dragons Den, there are 'pitchers' and 'entrepreneurs' and they're called the same in both show, they serve the same function. The investors are called 'Sharks' in some countries and 'Dragons' in others, but they serve the same function. Kevin O'Leary for instance, was a Canadian 'Dragon' and also an American 'Shark' (Same with Robert Herjavec). They served as investors in both countries so they are both 'sharks' -and- 'dragons' (if that makes sense. Whether you call the investor in the show a 'shark' or a 'dragon' shouldn't be a big deal if it has nothing to do with the point being made.

@@Jessica7318 I get they are similar type of shows, but the British version is called Dragons Den. And when you watch this video I kinda assume you can tell the difference between a British accent and an American one, and thus differentiate between the two, which is something I only see Americans fail at doing so. Hence why I made the joke of "spotted the American"

Yeah I felt that too. He had the persistence, but not persuasion.

yep. started watching shark tank then dragons den... shark tank is much better in my opinion...

Depends on where you are from I guess. I'm British and I much prefer British TV in general. No dramatic music or over the top effects to try and make me feel a certain way... Just raw deals that make you feel like you're there. It's the same with all US vs UK TV, Gordon Ramsays another prime example. Nothing against the US versions I just don't really like how dramatic and over the top they have to make everything.