@@baobo67 what gave you the expression that Nigerians are very dark. That's prejudice and you should never categorise everyone based on their nationality. Of course, I will not exclude the fact that some Nigerians are shady, but its applies to every country. Good and bad people are all over the world regardless. As a Nigeria, I have strong moral ethics and honest.
There's something fishy going on here. It costs clients £1000 for the procedure, the website is apparently receiving 8000 hits per week, and the phones are ringing off the hook, yet they only had a turnover of £10,000 in the past year. So they've had 10 clients over the course of the year?
@@domenicfieldhouse5644 Yeah that's less than one customer per month. Even If they could only fit one customer per day per week day. They could have served 261 of those customers and made $261,000. Somethings off..
So she blames hubby for the screw up ("I'll talk to him about it when we get home") but she was the one who misled the dragon's by implying she owned all the patent rights and offering the worldwide business. I bet hubby was petrified of her. She's a classic narcissist.
I thought Barbara was pretty good. Her rebuttals were fair. Other people have been far ruder to the Dragons, and have received investment despite being rude...
I think it was unfair to totally blame the husband by what it seems, she embellished certain points to make the businesses seem more busier then it was. Plus SHE was the one who made out that they owned 100% of the patent for the eraser fluid when it fact they shared it with the inventor.
Agreed, seems like she was in fantasy land and pressured him into enabling her, while he had to do the ungrateful job of staying in the broad vicinity of reality.
She's from Derby. They are a bunch of theives and con artists who pretend to be upholding members of society. On the outside they show to others they are well off and well to do people, but behind the scene they are struggling like the rest of us and they are Scamming money/products/services from either their work places or businesses.
I don't know if it's a new thing, but I've noticed a few of these I've watched they have added the date originally aired in the description. Unfortunately not all of them have it. 😔
Secret fluid it's nothing more than sour milk. I've used this method of tattoo removal for over 45 years. Just tattoo sour milk into the skin where the tattoo is. It scabs over pulling the old ink out of the skin. It certainly works but the work needs to be heavy to enable a thick scab to form. So don't forget there is no secret solution its just nothing more than sour milk.
Karl you're right here in South Africa we use milk too but not sour we scratch where the ink is and then rub over the milk and walla after a few days it will be off but only scars will remain for some time and eventually get off.
The idea didn't take off, & neither of them are still in business. So much for "you just watch us" from the fella at the end, whose presentation was a disaster.
@@TheDSSlayer No she _went_ bankrupt. Red Letter Days went into administration. Moreover, she wasn't even an active director of her own company. You can see she has no clue about business in other episodes, at one point even Theo asks what she brings to the table. So yeah, her giving out advice is rich.
It was a removal system that was very inferior to the Q-Yag laser systems that came out around the same time! Her system failed and became obsolete. I have imported and sold on many of the Q-Yag from China over the years. Many companies have different variations of the product and they can be bought very reasonably now!
Indeed, I had a a tattoo removed by laser years ago and it was just perfect . You would never know I had had one. It hurt a bit getting it removed but was well worth it.
"Most of us hate them, even those that love them gradually grow to hate them" where is your evidence for this, Karen? The amount of people who get tattoos and keep them compared to those who remove them is way higher. No wonder this idea never took off. I know it's an old clip but it just goes to shower how ignorant people used to (and to an extent some still are) be about tattoos
The market does exist but it not very large: The global tattoo removal devices market size was estimated at USD 122.8 million in 2019 and is expected to reach USD 132.6 million in 2020 i tried to get an accurate of the market value of Tattoo removal services..but could not find a reliable source..
Lol this system seems and looks horrendous. Does this really sound like a good solution???? Takes a year to complete (who knows because the picture she showed us never showed the tattoo completely gone), and in the meantime you are scabbing up your skin for year which doesn't sound healthy and the spottiness of the scab makes the tattoo look disgusting and further need of removing.
Gorrgrim To be fair the most advanced laser tattoo removal processes take 9-18 months depending on the size since you need to space the sessions apart so greatly
The dragons definitely let Barbara off of the hook for over-promising the opportunity of the business and blamed her husband for delivering more realistic answers that they didn't like. She led them to believe they were buying equity in the worldwide patent/business. She led them to believe the response and interest was higher than it actually was. She said they owned 100% of the patent when the fact is the German inventor owned half. They should've gone after her for bamboozling them.
@@fnk101 you serious? Edit: Just confirmed... He was accused of sleeping with an underage girl. He denied the allegations, was charged, admitted to the sexual act but argued he didn't know she was underage, reports argued she had told him she was 17 multiple times... He was cleared of all charges. That's all I found.
Maybe a lot of critical info was left out in the edit, but I'd certainly want to know... - How safe is it on human skin? Have medical trials been done? Has it been approved by the appropriate authorities/agencies in England, the UK, and beyond? - Does the chemical have a negative impact on the environment? How is it stored? How is it disposed? How long does it last (or stay potent)? - How many treatments does a client need? - How quickly does it work? Why no demonstration with live models (or a before-after scene, if the product takes months to work)? How about a video? - Despite it being patented, could a savvy business rival reverse engineer it after obtaining some of the substance? Couldn't they then just modify it slightly to avoid the patent?
Any tattoo removal system is basically going to scar because tattoos are inserted underneath the skin. In order to breakdown the ink you have to get through those layers. The only way to do that from outside is going to damage your skin. Look at anyone who's had tattoos removed. There's always scarring left over. Some very minimal but scarring all the same. Depends on your age, health, lifestyle etc....
There is a reason the tattoo laser removal folks cant set up stores exclusively for that purpose without offering other services, far less people remove tattoos then those who get them and most the people who get tattoos don't regret them.
People are more likely to cover up old tattoo with new one rather than removing it. There is a small market for removing tattoos but with the trend being that everyone and their mum gets tattoos its getting more and more normal to have one, therefore the need for removal is even smaller because most people who remove tattoos do it because they have it in "innapropriate" place for corporate world. And the more normal it is to have one the less need for this is.
Barbara said that this technique is deployed using a tattoo gun. Why she didn't create her business around selling the fluid to tattoo parlors I will never understand. Like, it's so obvious.
Yeah, she worded that really poorly. Why not stick to the business idea instead of generalizing that everyone doesnt like tattoos. At the moment she said that she totally lost my interest.
Most people regret their tattoos eventually, there's plenty studies backing this up. I'm so grateful I never got any despite thinking it would be cool when I was in my teens.
Let us forget the 5 Dragons for a second and let me introduce to you: The Queen Dragon, Barbara. Her man looks as if he was abused by his wife during their marriage
Legit question: Why is Simon getting heat from Rachel? It’s a legitimate technique to put in half the fund with negotiably good equity returns and also lowering the overall risk. I do believe that the shared-investment tactic was not a new thing in the Den even at that time. Then why is Simon getting “put your money where your mouth is” barb? He likes the product/idea, he just wants to invest at a position, he’s comfortable with.
Yes, Simon was perfectly reasonable in deciding the level of risk to take. The only thing I can think is that it was the first series of the programme, and maybe the dragons felt that they needed to act up for TV to give the thing a bit of drama.
Well like someone already said here, he was the one singing their praises while everyone else was super cautious. So in the end if he believed in it that much, he should have pushed all his chips in. But instead he was mad at others that they didn't back the other half of his pipe dream with people that were withholding info and figures. If someone starts out lying to you, how can you trust them. Also, if you were paying attention, you would have heard him at the end saying that they would have asked for more money for them to buy into the global rights. They were hoping to get someone to buy into legit just launching what she thought was going to be a franchise. All the while if they bought into just the UK market, they could still let someone else lauch franchises in another region. All the while getting two paychecks (one from the franchises and one for the patient)
Like, I agree in a way because I have tattoos and still love them, but I do know quite a lot of people who get regrettable tattoos. Maybe its where I live in Northern Ireland, as many people in their teens get paramilitary/terrorist group/gang related tattoos and then regret them in their 20s/30s
Laser removal or cover up tattoos sound way smarter. Already didn't like her when she said ultimately everyone hates tattoos. Luckily here in Austria they're usually open between 9 am and 7 pm you need an appointment and have to be over 18. So you really think about it first. That way I still love my tattoos
@@ethank5681 In order to make a statment like that, you would need to know how much I make and how they all make...Therefore your statement is completely ignorant....pal.
@@RonnieVaiArovo with a reasonable amount of common sense, anybody could tell that a person sitting behind a screen, commenting on a TH-cam video, makes way less than a bunch of millionaires.
I was blown away by Simon's offer... I thought Simon was joking when he said "I really like you, I like your style and I really think you know what you're doing," making them an offer for half the money.
The 'secret fluid' is milk and the actual inventor was a Russian guy, but he only patented in Russia, Ukraine and Canada. You draw milk into a sterile medical syringe, with which you need to chop the entire tattoo around the perimeter. This procedure must be repeated for 2-3 months. At the end of the cycle of procedures, suppuration will begin on the chipped area, due to which the skin will peel off. A scar will definitely appear, so regular disinfection of the tattoo and sterile dressings are needed. That's the secret method and the white fluid is just milk...
Rachel tells Simon to put his money where his mouth is. Considering she bombed a few years later and Simon still has Yo Sushi and various other ventures, I wonder who's advice is better. I find on these videos Rachel has such a bad attitude compared to the guys. Like, here she starts with 'Are you going to show us pictures of scabs now?' with disdain before she's even seen the product or heard anything significant. How she portrays herself on this show fits totally a story I saw reported on her in the Rotherham news approx 2010-2011 when she swanned through a cafe and acted very high and mighty and entitled.
Everything goes out of fashion.Tattoos have and will again. Did think about having a tattoo once but thought, would I still want it 30 years later. Didn't have one in the end.
Wow, if that's true it'll be trillions in another ten years. I can remember a time in the not too distant past when tatoos were still slightly taboo, now everyone and their grandmother seems to have them!
@@carlhartwell7978 Or it will remain about the same because if everyone has crappy tattoos they don't care for any more it's not such a big deal to save your £1000 by leaving it as is.
The pitch was all over the place, Barbara started out confident, then got derailed, tagged Richard in to help, he proceeded to mumble and then became needlessly argumentative when questioned about the actual details. Seriously they may as well have read the phishing scam email out to the dragons and then explained why its important to clarify
Good to see friction between the dragons, who often seem smug and occasionally domineering - for example when they demand that an entrepreneur or inventor gives up the day job instantly regardless of what expenses and commitments that person has. Doug Richard came alive when defending his question and he was right to push for an answer. I'm still not clear what exactly the duo were offering and the husband seemed equally confused. Fun to watch but not a great pitch.
While Simon W could see the opportunity (tattoo removal is big business), he was completely wrong about Doug R probing about what kind of deal is in fact on offer (national/international). The entrepreneurs did not present well, nor knew the figures. The lady comes across arrogant on a number of occasions, but especially so with the remark that she’ll have words with her husband at home. None of the dragons asked about the technical USP that differentiates the business from other tattoo removal businesses. These older episodes are hilarious from so many angles.
peter jones somehow looks simultaneously twelve and about fifty years old
😂
I’ll never be able to unsee that now 😂
ratboy genius you might have self diagnosed that you’re cross eyed, especially if you were looking towards Duncan when it occurred to you.
@@goncaloamaral7846 those are certainly all words
@@Mousy677 nice burn 😁👏
I see why she left him downstairs :P
@Brexit Baby agreed. A pathetic pitch and an overly smug woman.
Hahaha, brilliant
that made me laugh
Facts lol
Most of us hate them? I’ve got no tattoos, but i don’t hate them.
The inventor in Germany bombarded her with emails to buy 50% of his Patent. LOL. Was she sure it wasn't a Nigerian Prince of a deposed King?
Nigerians are very dark I think.
Wish I'd replied to him now!
AlphaCentauri24
I have US 50 million and I would like to give it to you eh ee
@@pippipster6767 Thanks, Can I have it in Nigerian Naira (₦19,500,000,487) please.
@@baobo67 what gave you the expression that Nigerians are very dark. That's prejudice and you should never categorise everyone based on their nationality. Of course, I will not exclude the fact that some Nigerians are shady, but its applies to every country. Good and bad people are all over the world regardless. As a Nigeria, I have strong moral ethics and honest.
They should do a spin-off series featuring just Duncan Bannatyne's facial expressions.
LoL... You inspired them, they actually did it.
who else has binged every dragon's den youtube video during quarantine?
What quarantine? Viruses don't exist, why would anyone follow governments that continue to lie?
Nothing else to do 😂😂
Most of us started LONG before
No, im out
I'm sooo board :(
Jenny is still 12 years away from joining Dragons Dens but she's already out
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Lool
Ahahah
😂😂😂
🤣🤣
There's something fishy going on here. It costs clients £1000 for the procedure, the website is apparently receiving 8000 hits per week, and the phones are ringing off the hook, yet they only had a turnover of £10,000 in the past year. So they've had 10 clients over the course of the year?
It's the same customers ringing back for a chat about the soaps with Barb
I guess he's claiming he can't get 8,000 people a week into his clinic in Derby.
@@lizclegg7556 based on what had been described, it sounded like the revenue would be higher than $10,000, esp at $1000 per customer
@@domenicfieldhouse5644 Yeah that's less than one customer per month. Even If they could only fit one customer per day per week day. They could have served 261 of those customers and made $261,000. Somethings off..
@@Port8ble They said the process takes about a year so I wouldn’t surprised if they have to comeback often.
So she blames hubby for the screw up ("I'll talk to him about it when we get home") but she was the one who misled the dragon's by implying she owned all the patent rights and offering the worldwide business. I bet hubby was petrified of her. She's a classic narcissist.
I thought the exact same thing about narcissist, wouldnt be suprised if ge gets emotionally abused at home lol
It was just a joke, she clearly doesn't blame him at the end
You two need to chill lmao
They were so mean to him
Hubcap?
I feel like her story about moving on is based on personal experience lmao
That man has got to be the most anticlimactic dud I’ve ever seen give a pitch
Wait what do you mean?
6:30 I'll talk to him later about it......
Yikes!
DylValentine He has all the dynamism of a slug who's suffered a stroke...
She think she's talking to a nursery class 😂
Shows her true character
She might as well be, these dragons are about as bright as the average 3 year old
Chris Mulgrew 💀
8:20 Did she just say: "You have, you've been very good"?????
@@ifwecouldvote well you must be less bright than a foetus then, since you aren't a 10th as successful as they are.
I think that she needs to invent a attitude eraser fluid
Yes and give some to Rachel that ginger Dragon
I thought Barbara was pretty good. Her rebuttals were fair. Other people have been far ruder to the Dragons, and have received investment despite being rude...
@@sailis1809 Yes after watching the full video i agree
@Mayhem 2.0 There's always one
Cyanide works wonderful
Midnight dragons den why not
I'm down, hiiiii 🙂
I’m about that life
Midnight club here we are
@@Billzloveschelsea Yes
absolutely
I think it was unfair to totally blame the husband by what it seems, she embellished certain points to make the businesses seem more busier then it was. Plus SHE was the one who made out that they owned 100% of the patent for the eraser fluid when it fact they shared it with the inventor.
Agreed, seems like she was in fantasy land and pressured him into enabling her, while he had to do the ungrateful job of staying in the broad vicinity of reality.
She's from Derby.
They are a bunch of theives and con artists who pretend to be upholding members of society.
On the outside they show to others they are well off and well to do people, but behind the scene they are struggling like the rest of us and they are Scamming money/products/services from either their work places or businesses.
Yeah, she had the easy job- the bullshit… so he came out as the daft face of both of them.
they must of made a fortune, i see loads of people walking around with no tattoos
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Underrated comment
Must have… 😂
U should be called 'stupidbydesign'.
Not anywhere near enough.
Can you please put the date of the episode in the description?
This
please
2019 just bad lighting
I alwast think the same. IF the ginger woman is in it, then it is at least 12 years ago.
I don't know if it's a new thing, but I've noticed a few of these I've watched they have added the date originally aired in the description. Unfortunately not all of them have it. 😔
Barbara in her pitch:
Oh we have 15 spaceship to run the tours to Moon.
Richard : We are thinking about it. 😂😂
Simon is so passive aggressively demeaning but fully commits to it and it comes off genuine 😂
Boy, he's getting a beating when they get home lol
Secret fluid it's nothing more than sour milk. I've used this method of tattoo removal for over 45 years. Just tattoo sour milk into the skin where the tattoo is. It scabs over pulling the old ink out of the skin. It certainly works but the work needs to be heavy to enable a thick scab to form. So don't forget there is no secret solution its just nothing more than sour milk.
I tried sour grapes with limited success.
45 years to remove a tattoo sounds like a very slow process.
Karl you're right here in South Africa we use milk too but not sour we scratch where the ink is and then rub over the milk and walla after a few days it will be off but only scars will remain for some time and eventually get off.
@@BenjaminGoose 🐢🐌
@@BenjaminGoose Idk if you're trolling but he means on several tattoos _over_ 45 years...
The idea didn't take off, & neither of them are still in business. So much for "you just watch us" from the fella at the end, whose presentation was a disaster.
Why do British people love it when other British people fail? I'll never understand it.
@Roberto Ceferino Everyone has Schadenfreude. We all love other people's misfortune.
No surprise the company folded and went bankrupt 11 years ago after making bugger all money.
@Robin Ravi I see what you did there.
@Robin Ravi I guess it was time to turn a page pggg
great news, would have been devastated if this took off
@Robin Ravi LOL
thank you jesus
Duncan is considering having his huge Oasis tattoo removed from his back!
Don't look at my back in anger
@@jessestevens_aka_jesus I heard you say it buddy
I actually love Oasis, so much so that my other half asked me if I'd ever get an Oasis tattoo. I said maybe...
Late upload, then again there's no such thing as weekends or weekdays anymore so why not.
For you maybe 😩
Pilkie101 there’s no such thing as day and night anymore
time no longer exists, everthing is an illusion
they made a misatake instead of upload around lunch time, they did around midnight
Since boris said to his colleagues "Well, do you think I pulled it off, did they buy it?"
God if that's how Rachel reacts to Simon at the end imagine her with Jenny
Bankrupt Rachel... who cares what she thinks
@@personalpc7439 if you think being a multi millionaire is bankrupt you must live a very luxurious life
@@TheDSSlayer No she _went_ bankrupt. Red Letter Days went into administration. Moreover, she wasn't even an active director of her own company. You can see she has no clue about business in other episodes, at one point even Theo asks what she brings to the table. So yeah, her giving out advice is rich.
Not really groundbreaking when you consider this aired 15 years ago...
It would have been groundbreaking back then
In a mediaeval version the floor would be groundbreaking and a trapdoor would open.
not now no hahaha
Sir do you know how recordings work
When it starts with ‘the secret ...´ it is a scam . 😂
Simon woodruff fancies that lady and Duncan senses it lmao the chemistry in the room is hillarious
You can tell she is a mother who hates tattoos
She's a "mother" alright.
She loves them. She just hates that she has 3 previous husbands names on her lower back.
@@ifwecouldvote what do you mean?
@@PhantomFilmAustralia truth. Her initial story was an anecdote.
@@PhantomFilmAustralia 🤣
It was a removal system that was very inferior to the Q-Yag laser systems that came out around the same time! Her system failed and became obsolete. I have imported and sold on many of the Q-Yag from China over the years. Many companies have different variations of the product and they can be bought very reasonably now!
Indeed, I had a
a tattoo removed by laser years ago and it was just perfect . You would never know I had had one. It hurt a bit getting it removed but was well worth it.
@@leenobody3249 yes i did too. I had two sleeves removed and i put new stuff on top.
Why are people moaning about it being uploaded at midnight instead of midday? Who cares 😂😂
There's no such thing as time anymore.
Mostly elderly people, they go to bed at 5pm.
Because at Jenny is out after 6pm
@@lanafelnades6854 Before 6pm as well
@@ifwecouldvote but its on TH-cam. We can see it any time we want. Just watch it tomorrow.
No one:
Simon: "I think you've got a very very sexy product."
"Most of us hate them, even those that love them gradually grow to hate them" where is your evidence for this, Karen? The amount of people who get tattoos and keep them compared to those who remove them is way higher. No wonder this idea never took off.
I know it's an old clip but it just goes to shower how ignorant people used to (and to an extent some still are) be about tattoos
Most ppl yes but, it’s also really expensive to remove them.
I agree... Why would tattooing be such a profitable market in the first place if most people hated them?? I'm confused?
Jessica Watson it’s not overly expensive
The market does exist but it not very large:
The global tattoo removal devices market size was estimated at USD 122.8 million in 2019 and is expected to reach USD 132.6 million in 2020
i tried to get an accurate of the market value of Tattoo removal services..but could not find a reliable source..
Not because they love them, but because they can't afford to remove them or the technology to remove them has not evolved that much
Lol this system seems and looks horrendous. Does this really sound like a good solution???? Takes a year to complete (who knows because the picture she showed us never showed the tattoo completely gone), and in the meantime you are scabbing up your skin for year which doesn't sound healthy and the spottiness of the scab makes the tattoo look disgusting and further need of removing.
Gorrgrim To be fair the most advanced laser tattoo removal processes take 9-18 months depending on the size since you need to space the sessions apart so greatly
She was excited about removing the tattoo... to open space for a new one. She’s a whack job and this is bogus.
The dragons definitely let Barbara off of the hook for over-promising the opportunity of the business and blamed her husband for delivering more realistic answers that they didn't like. She led them to believe they were buying equity in the worldwide patent/business. She led them to believe the response and interest was higher than it actually was. She said they owned 100% of the patent when the fact is the German inventor owned half. They should've gone after her for bamboozling them.
I love the way Doug Richard talks, he can express emotion but also be super civil and professional as he speaks.
he got caught booking & paying underage girls for sex
@@fnk101 What does "booking" mean in this context?
Robert Hermann Setting up the session then shagging them
@@fnk101 you serious?
Edit: Just confirmed... He was accused of sleeping with an underage girl. He denied the allegations, was charged, admitted to the sexual act but argued he didn't know she was underage, reports argued she had told him she was 17 multiple times... He was cleared of all charges.
That's all I found.
@@someky4340 Also probably he payed the girl to shut up/say that she was 17
Maybe a lot of critical info was left out in the edit, but I'd certainly want to know...
- How safe is it on human skin? Have medical trials been done? Has it been approved by the appropriate authorities/agencies in England, the UK, and beyond?
- Does the chemical have a negative impact on the environment? How is it stored? How is it disposed? How long does it last (or stay potent)?
- How many treatments does a client need?
- How quickly does it work? Why no demonstration with live models (or a before-after scene, if the product takes months to work)? How about a video?
- Despite it being patented, could a savvy business rival reverse engineer it after obtaining some of the substance? Couldn't they then just modify it slightly to avoid the patent?
I unfortunately believed in tattoo erase and I am now scarred.
What happened???
How come?
@@sexyhomeowner9345 you've both been whooshed
I really would appreciate knowing ...if you have a minute.
Any tattoo removal system is basically going to scar because tattoos are inserted underneath the skin. In order to breakdown the ink you have to get through those layers. The only way to do that from outside is going to damage your skin. Look at anyone who's had tattoos removed. There's always scarring left over. Some very minimal but scarring all the same. Depends on your age, health, lifestyle etc....
There is a reason the tattoo laser removal folks cant set up stores exclusively for that purpose without offering other services, far less people remove tattoos then those who get them and most the people who get tattoos don't regret them.
People are more likely to cover up old tattoo with new one rather than removing it. There is a small market for removing tattoos but with the trend being that everyone and their mum gets tattoos its getting more and more normal to have one, therefore the need for removal is even smaller because most people who remove tattoos do it because they have it in "innapropriate" place for corporate world. And the more normal it is to have one the less need for this is.
@@adelafox9365 💯 I'm a tattoo freak myself and I just covered up one I didn't like anymore with a fresh one 🤷♀️
Barbara said that this technique is deployed using a tattoo gun. Why she didn't create her business around selling the fluid to tattoo parlors I will never understand. Like, it's so obvious.
These two really get under my skin.
I enjoy how direct the Dragons are with the fellow Dragons
bruh, off the bat this lady talkin like "tattoos! no one likes em!" im sorry but for that reason im out
No thats just in your head
Yeah, she worded that really poorly. Why not stick to the business idea instead of generalizing that everyone doesnt like tattoos. At the moment she said that she totally lost my interest.
Dem you is slightly sexy
@@aaronslingerland4924 Don't be a creep.
Most people regret their tattoos eventually, there's plenty studies backing this up. I'm so grateful I never got any despite thinking it would be cool when I was in my teens.
I had ‘thug life’ all over my back. Used this to change it to ‘hug life’
She's gonna need to remove her "I heart Richard" tattoo soon 😁
This is a great episode! I love all the candid back and forth towards the end.
Someone scheduled this wrong! Oops 😂
Or did they??
Wdym?
Simon Woodruffe seems like a cool guy to work with.
He does, but I haven't seen him investing
When Rachel said “put your money where your mouth is “ Duncan and Doug’s heads simultaneously turns ytheir head towards Simon 😂😂
Let us forget the 5 Dragons for a second and let me introduce to you: The Queen Dragon, Barbara. Her man looks as if he was abused by his wife during their marriage
Legit question: Why is Simon getting heat from Rachel? It’s a legitimate technique to put in half the fund with negotiably good equity returns and also lowering the overall risk. I do believe that the shared-investment tactic was not a new thing in the Den even at that time. Then why is Simon getting “put your money where your mouth is” barb? He likes the product/idea, he just wants to invest at a position, he’s comfortable with.
Yes, Simon was perfectly reasonable in deciding the level of risk to take. The only thing I can think is that it was the first series of the programme, and maybe the dragons felt that they needed to act up for TV to give the thing a bit of drama.
I think it's Because he had a habbit of saying he was interested but changing his mind the last minutes
That Rachel was a waste of space, shooting her mouth off at Simon. When did she ever put her money where her mouth was..!
Well like someone already said here, he was the one singing their praises while everyone else was super cautious. So in the end if he believed in it that much, he should have pushed all his chips in. But instead he was mad at others that they didn't back the other half of his pipe dream with people that were withholding info and figures. If someone starts out lying to you, how can you trust them. Also, if you were paying attention, you would have heard him at the end saying that they would have asked for more money for them to buy into the global rights. They were hoping to get someone to buy into legit just launching what she thought was going to be a franchise. All the while if they bought into just the UK market, they could still let someone else lauch franchises in another region. All the while getting two paychecks (one from the franchises and one for the patient)
They Sold Timeshare before this.
Lmao the husband really wanted to close a deal and then discuss what the deal would be, not really how things work.
When you accidentally schedule a video for midnight instead of midday lmao
They offered us all of the video... for 12am.
Is it really a laugh my ass off situation?. Maybe a little smile. Nothing more.
😂😂
This quarantine affects us all in different ways
AYY LMAOW
Lol at "everyone eventually regrets tattoos". This is such an out of date perspective.
Most people who say that have never had a tattoo
Like, I agree in a way because I have tattoos and still love them, but I do know quite a lot of people who get regrettable tattoos. Maybe its where I live in Northern Ireland, as many people in their teens get paramilitary/terrorist group/gang related tattoos and then regret them in their 20s/30s
But none the less, they had a very old fashioned attitude towards tattoos
You'll regret them yourself in due time. When your skin is old and wrinkly and the colors fade.
@@zeroeffortmemes thats why people renew their tattoos over time. Also, old people with tattoos look cool AF.
Laser removal or cover up tattoos sound way smarter. Already didn't like her when she said ultimately everyone hates tattoos. Luckily here in Austria they're usually open between 9 am and 7 pm you need an appointment and have to be over 18. So you really think about it first. That way I still love my tattoos
Love how in these old ones Duncan's hair was saying "I'm out" but in the latest ones he has a flowing flick of locks 😂
He invested 200,000 into magic hair treatment
@@Colby_0-3_IRL_and_title_fights the baldylocks and the 3 hairs serum.
"most of us hate them" confirmed bigot
Peter ages so well, he gets more handsome every year
One of the local loony bins is two loonies short...
Excellent comment, got a good laugh out of it.
This must be an oldie- Peter looks like 30 years old
This sounds so dangerous and scary. Leave it to the lasers and professionals to do this needed operation. Also, Simon looks crazy and very reckless.
There is a comment saying this has been used for many years all over the world. They say the "secret fluid" is just milk
The way these dragons carried themselves is exactly like a bunch of grown up infants trying to make a deal; it never works.
Ron Vai they earn more money in a week than you earn in a year pal
@@ethank5681 In order to make a statment like that, you would need to know how much I make and how they all make...Therefore your statement is completely ignorant....pal.
@@RonnieVaiArovo with a reasonable amount of common sense, anybody could tell that a person sitting behind a screen, commenting on a TH-cam video, makes way less than a bunch of millionaires.
Jenny: I think you already know what my tattoo says!
Lmaooo
If this doesn't work out she'll make a good primary school teacher
“I have one thing on my mind, to work and do business with Jenny”
-Said absolutely no-one ever...
I say that every episode she's in! 😜
@@FlyboyHelosim Jenny's in Brussels . she's Sprout
What's that got to do with this clip?
Actually, some people have...
My primary objective is to evaluate risk. Well said Peter
they are painful to watch
Doug: "Chicken pox scabs?" "Little girls?" I'm all ears!
"I don't get out of bed for 1%" Touker.
Toukers pillow talk
I was blown away by Simon's offer...
I thought Simon was joking when he said "I really like you, I like your style and I really think you know what you're doing," making them an offer for half the money.
8:03 I love how Peter just puts his head in his hands laughing at how ridiculous this guy's proposition is.
Classic PeePee! 😉
I'm glad nobody got seriously injured in this pitch!
We need updates to these companies in the description.
The 'secret fluid' is milk and the actual inventor was a Russian guy, but he only patented in Russia, Ukraine and Canada. You draw milk into a sterile medical syringe, with which you need to chop the entire tattoo around the perimeter. This procedure must be repeated for 2-3 months. At the end of the cycle of procedures, suppuration will begin on the chipped area, due to which the skin will peel off. A scar will definitely appear, so regular disinfection of the tattoo and sterile dressings are needed. That's the secret method and the white fluid is just milk...
Thank you
You can see who wears the trousers in this relationship. "I'll talk to him later about it." Gulp.
Rachel tells Simon to put his money where his mouth is.
Considering she bombed a few years later and Simon still has Yo Sushi and various other ventures, I wonder who's advice is better.
I find on these videos Rachel has such a bad attitude compared to the guys. Like, here she starts with 'Are you going to show us pictures of scabs now?' with disdain before she's even seen the product or heard anything significant. How she portrays herself on this show fits totally a story I saw reported on her in the Rotherham news approx 2010-2011 when she swanned through a cafe and acted very high and mighty and entitled.
What a shame back then Touker wasn't there to offer them an office space in London :))
her husband has less charisma than a used tissue
OMG that made me think, 'Catch it, kill it, bin it!' 😂
That depends on what you used the tissue for.
i mean what goes in my tissues have life in if you know what I mean
That's an insult to used tissues
Josh M He has difficulty in explaining which is a disadvantage in the den!
Very personal experience based, to say everyone who gets a tattoo eventually grows to hate it is ludacris, I still enjoy mine very much.
So... 1,000 pounds / tattoo
~ 12 month removal process
10,000 pounds profit over last 12 months
So they had 10 customers in a year? 🤣🤣
it's probably the total removal price ...
With zero overheads ?..SMH !!
Everything goes out of fashion.Tattoos have and will again. Did think about having a tattoo once but thought, would I still want it 30 years later. Didn't have one in the end.
Alot has changed in the tattoo world since you thought about having one
Loads of people have them so they won't go out of fashion that is purely by the fact of how many tattoo parlours around the world there is.
But people have been tattooing for thousands of years. It's not a fashion that will completely disappear
My friend got this done. No magic fluid needed... she got it done with just the tattoo gun and basic lubrication.
Now Tattoo removal business industry is worth Billions #2020
Wow, if that's true it'll be trillions in another ten years. I can remember a time in the not too distant past when tatoos were still slightly taboo, now everyone and their grandmother seems to have them!
@@carlhartwell7978 Or it will remain about the same because if everyone has crappy tattoos they don't care for any more it's not such a big deal to save your £1000 by leaving it as is.
Not this kind tho
Their technology is dead however. So investing would've been a huge mistake.
The husband didn’t let the presentation down at all, he was very honest about the opportunity. Unlike the wife who is a complete liar full of hot air.
I guess it must be lunchtime.... 🤔
Can't believe they don't ask what the magic fluid is
The fact she used the words "tattoo gun" speaks volumes about her knowledge 😂
Tattoo gun is two words.
@@minners71 Corrected. 👍
The pitch was all over the place, Barbara started out confident, then got derailed, tagged Richard in to help, he proceeded to mumble and then became needlessly argumentative when questioned about the actual details. Seriously they may as well have read the phishing scam email out to the dragons and then explained why its important to clarify
Much quicker to remove tattoos with a ‘no leather jacket motorbike accident’
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Loved Rachel at the end she is amazing.
Tattoo erase ltd was dissolved 12 May 2009
"In the last 12 months revenue has been minimal. Now, who wants to invest?"
Rachel Elnaugh telling Simon Woodroffe to "put his money where his mouth is" was brilliant!
And now she’s broke and he’s not lol.
Doug: "I need utter clarity. Are you 15 or 16?!"
Good to see friction between the dragons, who often seem smug and occasionally domineering - for example when they demand that an entrepreneur or inventor gives up the day job instantly regardless of what expenses and commitments that person has. Doug Richard came alive when defending his question and he was right to push for an answer. I'm still not clear what exactly the duo were offering and the husband seemed equally confused. Fun to watch but not a great pitch.
Anyone else notice Peters old Comb Over Hairstyle. @ 0.21 saying I'm out 🙄
This is so old, peter didn’t even say “I’m out” 😂.
Her hand gestures during her pitch reminds me of David Cameron
“We just need more money”
We all do, sit down.
While Simon W could see the opportunity (tattoo removal is big business), he was completely wrong about Doug R probing about what kind of deal is in fact on offer (national/international). The entrepreneurs did not present well, nor knew the figures. The lady comes across arrogant on a number of occasions, but especially so with the remark that she’ll have words with her husband at home. None of the dragons asked about the technical USP that differentiates the business from other tattoo removal businesses. These older episodes are hilarious from so many angles.