If it wasn't for the sneaky personal data collection she can use in her marketing business she wouldn't even be in at all, and why she has to have 51% to control that data.
people think these dragons are greedy because they dont really talk about profit vs turnover, nor do they mention risk show feels kinda dumbed down, which is funny considering the people that would be interested in this
I was in a partnership with my wife and my father when I was in my mid thirties. My father died and my landlord a real estate guy and millionaire probably a few times over was interested in becoming our partner. My wife and I passed on the deal and were out of business in two years. We were too greedy. 51 % isn't bad to give up necessarily !
Asked for too much money plus its a one trick pony. You have to have season 2 and season 3 and so on. After the kids turn 5, what is your plan? What about clothing, socks, pajamas.....think bigger and more broad.
How is it greedy when the person takes the offer ? Lol wasn’t that greedy if they took it 💀💀if it’s greedy don’t take it and if cry saying it’s greedy after taking it it’s your fault think soemthing is greedy you walk away simple 🤡🤡
Mark cuban and Kevin o leary are billionaires and Jim treliving owns the largest franchise in Canadian history so idk how broke they are lol US isn't the only country that has rich oil industry and land grab monopolies
A cockroach is a business that - from inception forward - grows gradually and progressively. It puts a specific emphasis on revenues as well as profits and ensures a tight cost control in order to make its growth especially robust as far as finances are concerned. Oftentimes these cockroaches are more resilient and thus considered a less risky investment than "unicorns"
@@Thepopcornator He didn't do it on Dragons' Den Canada-- in fact, nobody on Shark Tank Australia, Dragons' Den UK, or Dragons' Den Canada calls entrepreneurs "cockroaches". This only happens in the US. We need to up our standards and send people like "Mr. Wonderful" packing.
@@SG-jm7np Literally no one uses this terminology outside of Shark Tank: US-- nobodody uses it on Shark Tank Australia, Dragons' Den UK, or Dragons' Den Canada
It's sad, the sista shouldn't grovel like that. I know I've seen other people do it but to debase yourself to get a deal. Pathetic and sad, indeed. I wish her luck on success and venture but once again, it's just sad how you come up about it.
This shows why folks don’t invest in Canada. Once again another person going after a tiny niche market. This is more a sympathy thing. With the high taxes in Canada she has a such a tiny profit
In Kevin's perfect world, every kid will be given a parent-guaranteed credit card at birth
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So she now has 9% of this business that she’s going to be working on 24/7? 😐📚
There might be a better phrase to use than “the customer is forced to fill out…” “urged”, maybe? “asked” maybe?
These Canadian Sharks Are Vicious!!!! 50% routinely… 51% normal (LMAO) !!!!
100k to immediately liquidate your company and then call it your baby, haha. Good call
She didn't capture Mr wonderfuls scowl
"the user is forced to give you accurate information" she sounds like facebook
That title is harsh 🤣
Drop the drama drum rolls Ty for adding a new one though!
That lady Dragon is Horrible. She blew smoke about the product then gives that outrageous offer and rips her off.
Oh well she didn’t need to take it so not really ripping her off if he takes it now 🤡🤡🤡
If it wasn't for the sneaky personal data collection she can use in her marketing business she wouldn't even be in at all, and why she has to have 51% to control that data.
Dear lord harvesting peoples data through children’s books is the most insidious thing I’ve heard of in a while
people think these dragons are greedy because they dont really talk about profit vs turnover, nor do they mention risk
show feels kinda dumbed down, which is funny considering the people that would be interested in this
These are really old. Times have changed, show is a lot different now, they talk at length about the things you mentioned.
Didn’t even negotiate lol
I was in a partnership with my wife and my father when I was in my mid thirties. My father died and my landlord a real estate guy and millionaire probably a few times over was interested in becoming our partner. My wife and I passed on the deal and were out of business in two years. We were too greedy. 51 % isn't bad to give up necessarily
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I wouldn't call an ambulance for these greedy mofos lol
How disrespectful!
What's up with Arlene's wig?
No counter?
Asked for too much money plus its a one trick pony. You have to have season 2 and season 3 and so on. After the kids turn 5, what is your plan? What about clothing, socks, pajamas.....think bigger and more broad.
I'm out.
greedy dragons, greedy. But then again you dont become rich by being a good guy.
And burn in hell one day.
@@alexgram3720 inshallah.
How is it greedy when the person takes the offer ? Lol wasn’t that greedy if they took it 💀💀if it’s greedy don’t take it and if cry saying it’s greedy after taking it it’s your fault think soemthing is greedy you walk away simple 🤡🤡
Not only are these Canadian dragons too broke to do real deals, they're also shamelessly greedy and opportunistic to bite the hand of pitchers.
too broke? bro theres like 2billion sitting in front of you
@@King-wi4zq compared to shark tank these are minnows
@@salemkid1979 Bro, two of them are in the Shark tank, what are you talking about :D
@@salemkid1979 LMAO compared to shark tank? bro you realize this was recorded back in 2000-2005
Mark cuban and Kevin o leary are billionaires and Jim treliving owns the largest franchise in Canadian history so idk how broke they are lol US isn't the only country that has rich oil industry and land grab monopolies
Wow recording the phone call, then airing it? No privacy!?
Yeah, because that wouldn't be the point of the show at all............................
Please stop promoting the guy who calls people cockroaches on national tv
It's a show about capitalism. They all think it, to one degree or another.
A cockroach is a business that - from inception forward - grows gradually and progressively. It puts a specific emphasis on revenues as well as profits and ensures a tight cost control in order to make its growth especially robust as far as finances are concerned. Oftentimes these cockroaches are more resilient and thus considered a less risky investment than "unicorns"
@@Thepopcornator He didn't do it on Dragons' Den Canada-- in fact, nobody on Shark Tank Australia, Dragons' Den UK, or Dragons' Den Canada calls entrepreneurs "cockroaches". This only happens in the US. We need to up our standards and send people like "Mr. Wonderful" packing.
@@SG-jm7np Literally no one uses this terminology outside of Shark Tank: US-- nobodody uses it on Shark Tank Australia, Dragons' Den UK, or Dragons' Den Canada
@@ferengiprophet2185 Of course he has. Stop being so soft. If you can't handle it then the business world isn't for you.
It's sad, the sista shouldn't grovel like that. I know I've seen other people do it but to debase yourself to get a deal. Pathetic and sad, indeed. I wish her luck on success and venture but once again, it's just sad how you come up about it.
How did she debase herself? She didn't beg. She didn't cry. She didn't play the women card.
I'm thinking she's doing fine.
What in the bootleg Canadian show is this..?
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WHAT?
Dragon's Den aired before Shark Tank was even a concept.
This shows why folks don’t invest in Canada. Once again another person going after a tiny niche market. This is more a sympathy thing. With the high taxes in Canada she has a such a tiny profit
Song is from massive attack.😎