Teacher Compares Her Business Model To Apple And Samsung! | Dragons' Den
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- Teacher and entrepreneur Lee Dein has come up with a 30 step guide to get the perfect handwriting. 'Magic Link Handwriting' - structured handwriting lessons that break down to 30 simple steps but Lee Dein's £600,000 business valuation proves to be a difficult one to defend.
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Everybody's gangsta until Deborah asks to see the patent
🤣🤣🤣🤣
To be honest, everybodys gangsta like they ain’t in the shower spreading they ass cheeks for water...
@Luna 😂😂😂 right!
A Saarvi No cap 🧢
Dont know why deb is surprised about patent on font. you can patent a colour. UPS have their brown van colour patented for example.
Her: “I’m going to treat the dragons like children”
Me: (grabs the popcorn)
ChampippleD good luck with that
Im joining ya!
Wasted your popcorn, mate!😂
Grabs popcorn and folding chair, sits next to the rails to withess the impending train wreck in all it's glory
Mnikazi 06 Nah was tasty, coulda been saltier tho.
This was over as soon as she said "imma treat the dragons like kids"
I believe she said, "like children in my classroooooom" 😂
Agreed
Following with “the no-nonsense entrepreneur...” Did Evan forgot a /s in his narration?!
@@Chilling_Chilling nah you have to make the word 'classroom' start with a higher voice octave like she did: "like children in the "CCCCCCCCCCCaaaaallassooom!!!"😂😂
yep, i instantly thought 'delusional'
I feel bad for her. She thought the apple pencil was apple trying to revive hand writing.
I hope you recovered after your fall.
@@BenjaminGoose lmfao! I just got out of the hospital 😂
What is it trying to do if not revive hand writing? Steve Jobs famous diss of the stylus back in 07 was due to the fact that capacitive screens allowed for accurate finger input. Prior phones needed a stylus for accurate input. He never foresaw the future - people do want to write on tablets and large screen formats. It's evident in the support across multiple software platforms and apps that convert handwriting to font. I take your point they are not trying to 'revive' it, but they are adapting their tech to real world uses.
Plus she says samsung followed suit when Samsung had the galaxy note before apple had their pencil
@@BenjaminGoose what 'fall'?
Tips for Dragons:
1. Put your neck on the line for Peter.
2. Have proper patent for Deborah.
3. Minimum 10%, so Touka gets out of bed.
4. Anything vitamins related product for Tej.
5. Do Not interrupt Jenny when she's out.
😂😂
And don't have a job for any of them.
Deborah: *Have you got a patent?*
Me: _Pulls snack tray closer and gets comfy_
Do you really have a snack tray?
Lmao so true haha but in my case it was my cup of tea haha
Wait... snack TRAY?!?
Do you order desks of cheezits and hammocks of cake too??
snack tray… mmmh 💡🤨🤔 I need to pitch to the Dragons 😂
🥐🧀🍇🍎🥗☕️😍
There’s literally THOUSANDS of very clear and basic fonts that have existed for over a decade. There’s also endless handwriting books exactly like this. She has nothing remotely unique here.
Yes clear fonts but her font is similar to hand writing and can easily be copied by a child.
@@thepremierleaguechat.6519 She is doing good for herself, but not as a 10% investment for them-it would probably be a decade before they got their money back.
@@Hi-kq1vi yh fair point, she is making £100k plus every year on net profit so happy days for her
That’s what I was thinking fallons in Ireland has something similar I used it when I was a kid in school
I got this business idea, I call it “adult coloring books” but no one can copy it because I patented the .76 line width used in the book! Invest!
We were taught how to write properly in primary school - we weren't even allowed a pen until we could write neatly with a pencil!
Yeah, it was an honor and a privilege for me to be allowed to use a pen a little sooner than the other kids.
@@Likexner as a guy who spent 3 years trying to graduate to black pen from blue, well done mate
My kids were educated in France. Cursive writing with fountain pens from the first day.
@@corydorastube Actually it's La France, erm, can I borrow 20 euros?
@@corydorastube I was educated by an early AI program in a deep underwater government base off Cuba
"treating the dragons like children in the classroom" its not gonna end well......
When I heard that I instantly thought "RIP".
I thought "Yeah, because that worked sooooooo well for the Tatty Bumpkin lady..."
Yeah and Deborah ended up treating her like a child about the patent...
She had balls but i admire her and her company will make some money
It ended well, entertainment-wise.
That's the problem with most teachers I've spent time with outside of school. They tend to treat everyone like children. They never leave the classroom (mentally) and behave like holier-than-thou control freaks.
I’m a teacher and I despair that a lot of other teachers have that sort of infuriating streak. The problem begins when you treat kids like they’re kids. As soon as you start thinking “I am a teacher” in any sort of pervasive way, you’ve gone irretrievably insane. Having said that, I thought the lady was very charming and I felt sorry that she didn’t get investment.
My ex was a teacher and would constantly ask me if I needed to go to the toilet while we were out and would read out items on menus at restaurants among other things, seriously got grating after a while.
Exactly! You summed it up perfectly.
Can't_snap have you consider that maybe you are just dumb? So maybe she was doing you a favor?!? How do you know that you are not dumb?
@@MrJonezy541 agree, when we have arguments my wife always talks to me like she's telling off a child 😂😂
“Look it says the word patent ... patent ... patent.”
Deborah: Listen to me!
FOCUS!
She might get an A+ on writing but at best a D at reading
@@Zortakable And as for listening, it would be best for her not to take a test at all.
Bad teacher
@@adrenali_n1607 🤣🤣🤣😩
She's basically got a handwriting tutoring business. Based on her turnover, she can make a good income out of it, but it's not an investable business.
it could be like a small side business..but yeah for sure not an investable one
No way?!? Damn you are smart! I couldn’t get that after watching a video of 12 min and 30 seconds saying what you just said probably 10 times
Obviously BP is far past all of us. Lets back down and give him his own channel
Not enough money for any investor
@@nadominhoca hey just want to chime in and say I also think it's uninvestable because, just like OP, I too am extremely smart because I watch a television show. /s
Seriously why do people think they have anything to offer just because they watch the same show we all do?
Watch, next this marble brained joker will start giving culinary advice because they watched Hell's Kitchen. The stupidity of some people is just astounding lmaoooo
"I will treat dragons like they are children in my class"
*Deborah proceeds to teach her*
I am almost sure that the example of Apple and Samsung was a prank by one of her students when she’d have had shown her “innovative” program to them.
@@chinmayravindrashah This makes it all the sadder
Apple & Samsung invested in a 'Pencil' so they want handwriting to be revived! LMAO!!!!
As a student I'm kind of drooling over the Remarkable tablet that lets you make notes with a pen on a tablet. So that market is definitely there. Not sure about this one though.
@@Baisemannen Samsung Note phones have had styluses since way back. I think my mom had one like 6-7 years ago.
@@rohilthomson go back 15 years... maybe more.. there were still devices that used a stylus and had note taking features and also made calls. Her whole notion that smartphones created this feature is ridiculous.
@@r3dp3anut41 The late 80s and 90s definitely had note taking PDAs way before smartphones. Apple even had a PDA that flopped known as the Newton which used a Stylus
Deborah "Show me your patent" Meadan strikes again!
How many who have gone on there have actually had an approved patent as they claim rather than an application or patent pending?
Time to wind Meadan up on Twitter I think.
Yeah, Deborah is the patent, and really paperwork, queen of that group of investors, I've yet to see any of the others skim through a pile of papers full of legalese writing but her.
@@Hi-kq1vi zero to my recollection....
I love her. Between her and Peter, nothing gets by them!
At what point did Apple and Samsung ever see people's handwriting and think,
"People can't write these days. I know! Let's make a stylus so they can be better at writing on screens!"
Qashmal Utomo Then Musk arrived and said : Hey goons ! Me I am making self driving cars coz my wife can’t even park a f&@€*# skateboard ! 😂
@@kingk2405 😂😂😂jokes
I was a classroom assistant for 7 years. She's talking absolute crap when she says handwriting is too complicated to teach correctly. Several times I was assigned to help individual pupils with their handwriting and their ability improved significantly within two weeks. Instead of buying this, schools are better off hiring more support staff who can work with kids 1-to-1.
UncleFeedle i forgot we have specialists on TH-cam. You certainly know that employing people with all the benefits, liabilities, etc is waaaaay more expensive than having the parents buying books for their kids right?!
when I was in school learning to write, we had to write each letter in both variants on 20 pages. 40 pages per latter (20 for lowercase 20 for capital) It was like printing. And we did this for each letter. You learn to write but it's tedious. But that's how they thought us. There is no way to fail at that.
Ludak021 I was born on mid-80s. Things were different back in the days. Nowadays kids are writing less and less. Its all about phones, tablets, keyboards.
@@nadominhoca I know, but that's in schools that tolerate distractions. Maybe it's me, but I prefer for kids basic education to go unhindered by stuff like phones and tablets in classes. I mean, to them those are toys, and I wasn't, and neither were you I'd bet, allowed to play with toys during class (if I'd have any in school for that matter). They should learn basics firsts, they will have plenty of time to forget how to write by hand later :)
@@Ludak021 I am not talking about schools. I am talking about life in general. Kids are hand-writting less.
i cracked up laughing when debra says "FOCUS' hahahahahaha
"Look it says the word 'patent'!"
"Yes, but it follows the words 'this is not a...'!"
LOL
@@pallipdrsn0 precedes means before. So in your statement, the sentence would read 'patent this is not a.', which of course is a grammatical nightmare. I have stated follows, as in comes after, meaning the entire sentence would read 'this is not a patent.' Have a great day. :)
Technically it should be
"Yes, but that is preceded by "This is not a ..."
@@pallipdrsn0 no, follows is correct
@@InahaFrost
Why?
She's the type of teacher who wastes days on end getting kids to "write" properly. Later those kid will get an office job where they will never pick up a damn pen in years. My handwriting was always terrible and it didn't matter one tiny bit.
@Enoch Ali uh, cheers mate!
Same here I type much faster than writing, so I now write as fast as possible that only I and probably doctors can read.
I got that one English teacher that forced us to learn how to write cursive, then the next year with roundhand (the very old English font in the 1600s style). I got a lower score with because of a bad handwriting, but then another student got a full score and spelled "excellence" as "ccclllccc" because it was more beautiful. I've heard that she had a fake degree from an online college, but still retired without getting caught, so yeah lol.
I swear I can't remember the last time I actually wrote something with pen and paper, I always take notes in MS word if I even need to that is.
@@warmpianist dude that's literal calligraphy. Spelling and art use different sides of the brain🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️ god someone needs to start gatekeeping teachers. But its such a low paying job that I'm sure they hire whoever they can get
@@warmpianist Bro, handwriting helps you learn better than typing.
"look it's got the word, PATENT!"
Ah so therefore it must be a patent...
Woh you also have a patent!
@@GupiSin Brilliant! :D
She is dishonest
Handwriting is more important than reading apparently lol
@@jessicataylor7174 ROFL
9:12 my man Touker getting some action tonight boys
She did look good from behind I must say.
Now we know why touka doesn't get out of bed 😂
Jenny: You didn't bring any free snacks and I didn't like school. So I'm out.
I love how the Dragons so often give real advice, even when they don't invest. Like Touker telling her she doesn't need to sell her equity to hire a salesforce.
That's what I love them. Yes, they can be hardasses from time to time and they have definitely been wrong on more than one occasion, but they will give helpful advice when they see that the entrepreneurs will benefit from it. In this case they knew it wasn't worth the risk and additional hassle for them or the teacher.
Touker: "But you can do that yourself"
Her: "But it's great to have you behind me"
me: ok...
😏
You naughty man
The look on Toukers face.
She said it in such a suggestive way as well
WELL DAMN.
Just from her introduction... you could tell this wasn't going to go in her favor "Let's treat these dragons like children" LOL
Most parents can't afford £40 per session to improve their kids handwriting. Her idea is just as ridiculous as she is.
Not really.. a very small business making +100k per year in Uk is really damn good to me.
The way that it would work is a tutor would buy her package much like a school but a smaller version and use it with their clients. People may not pay £40 for a handwriting session but they might pay £40 pounds to get a tutor lesson with other subject as well. It was also an estimate on how much sessions cost. All they have to do is pay her £100 for the course and then they can charge what they like whether the specifically do handwriting skills or general tutoring.
Her idea is ridiculous but you can’t really argue price as a floor, by that logic there would be no point in a Lamborghini because ‘most can’t afford it’. It wouldn’t sell to everybody but for those who pay to have their children tutored or £40 for a week or two isn’t much money might throw cash at it.
@@mnoodles8274 People who can afford £40 per session to private tutor their kids, already have their kids in private school and if private schools were that lacking they couldn't teach basic handwriting, they'd go out of business.
Even if I had the money I doubt I'd bother. I mean doctors and lawyers do all right and their handwriting is awful.
Lee - “I’m going to treat the dragons like children”
Me - That's a bad idea... ABORT ABORT!!
They're a bit too old to be aborted! 😅
Many teachers do have the habit of speaking to adults in a slightly condescending way, which is ok with a classroom full of 6 year olds, not ok with 40 somethings
"There are too many complicated alphabeticals" Laughs in Japanese.
What rubbish.
wwwwwwww
@@maccoll3644 What do you mean "what rubbish"? You try learning the strokes and stroke orders for all of the Kanji for even just the JLPT level 1. The other Japanese alphabets are actually quite straightforward, but Kanji is many times more complex than English alphabet characters.
The start of this pitch seemed so condescending and it just made me cringe so hard
The only reason Peter was so quiet in the first minutes it's because her voice bought back memories of his childhood teacher... bad memories... "Bad Peter... BAD... do you think you will acomplish anything in your life..." that's why Peter was sweating and nervous...
what
That's an innovative pronunciation of "innovative"
but typical misuse of the word "unique"
@@Mikedr55 what ?
Nice
@@Mikedr55 huh?😯
@@Mikedr55 Yes. What shes doing is anything BUT unique. Unique literally means "one of a kind", "the only one".
3:57 that's when I knew she was completely delusional. Seriously, I don't think I've ever heard anything so ridiculous on DD. Apple and Samsung are making styli, therefore my business is worth 600 grand. Just wut? It's a good thing she's not teaching business. Or logic. And the book is just sentences with lines underneath. Worst pitch ever.
Sadly these days, teachers don't teach logic.
It is more ridiculous that she thinks the reason they make styli is because they think hand writing is an important skill they want to revive o.O
Good thing you are not teaching English haha
It's like saying she is worth the same as the Harry Potter franchise because Harry Potter was printed on paper too lol
I've seen more ridiculous, sadly. The woman who thought she was brilliant for stitching names into the backs of knickers comes to mind. Or the couple with special cutlery to teach kids to eat properly.
“I’m going to treat them like children”
*asks for 60k*
Chloe W haha lol ok class today I want you to give me 60k haha happening
60k jelly beans
15 seconds in and I'm already facepalming. Who the hell wants to be treated like a child?
Medigo Verus yes “facepalming” is such a juvenile term
A child
These people genuinely think others like it.... i had a neighbour like that and it's infuriating
Her first mistake.. Giving Deborah papers.
Touker’s face @ 9:12 when Lee says: “But it’s great to have you behind me” 😂
The minute she started dictating to them, spelling out every syllable: DEAD
Jenny was able to spell and write the word "OUT"
Yeah but the handwriting was terrible
0:20 "I've got something so unique"
said like an 8 year old would say "I blocked your bullets with a bullet shield"
The way she said _”but it’s great to have you behind me”_ *I DIED* 🤣💀👏🏻
😂😂😂
When she said that an image came into my head which I can never unsee. 🙁
Beat it up!
This teacher has a kink.
You’ve got a patent on a font?
Yes.
A patent?
Yes.
A patent?
Yes.
Definitely a patent?
Yes.
👀
Does Deborah know the difference between a patent and a design
When she tried to explain it, she only said "the patent is much stronger".
I guess she must know it, but I expected a better answer.
@@asdzxc7095 Patent = invention
Design = the way the invention looks
The 7 vertical slot grill on Jeep vehicles is a registered design. Take a look at a Vietnam War jeep, the M151, it uses a different looking grill because the M151 comes from Ford. The registration of the design meant that only Jeep could use that grill design. The Ford M151 horizontal slot grill does exactly the same thing.
The kind of thing that would be patented would be a grill itself. What you can patent is particular features, for example, a grill that keeps stones out of the radiator, lets air in, and holds the headlights.
@@sheriff0017 good explanation
Font designs are patentable apparently. Aldi have protected their brand typeface. patents.google.com/patent/USD550277S1/en
@@asdzxc7095 She simplified it for the nitwit.
"I'm going to hand out free stuff"
*Camera focus on Jenny who smiles thinking to herself "another day, another free gift"*
8:20 she was almost reduced to tears, I could tell Deborah was pulling her punches to not push her over the edge
"Last year, I made 60 sales..." "600 thousand?!" You heard her correctly, Touka, you just wanted to make your point.
Are we not going to mention that what she says at 9:12 taken out of context is the funniest thing from this video? Touker’s response is gold too.
Especially with the doe eyes and the baby-speak intonation in her voice!!! 🦌😍🍼
7:43: "'Patent', look, the word 'patent'..."
Definitely treating Deborah as a child. 'Look, Deborah, this piece of paper has the word 'patent' on it. That means I have a patent.'
Deborah really is the destroyer of patent claims
Love the way Deborah took the teacher to school, haha well played there Deborah.
She wouldn't do it out of studio shed get destroyed
9:12 "Oh but its great to have you behind me" got Tuka all excited
This woman embodies everything I dislike about a lot of teachers! "I'm going to treat the dragons like children"... So glad she got schooled by the dragons
Ahhhh, it's your post that Lee mentioned, now that she is successful!!
And her voice is a typical teacher's. Shrill and snobby
"If you want to copy what's above"
*peter proceeds to write what he wants*
Me: bart simpsons changed
You know it's bad when Deborah wants to see your patent
its a make or break moment really, it exposes people who aren't fully involved with every part of the business
She literally saw the word patent on the paperwork and said yay I have a patent. Another delusional dumba$$
I'm going to treat the dragons like children.
What could possibly go wrong?
From the beginning I can’t stand her 😭
Same 😬
Me too
"I'm Jenny and I'd like to make you an offer for all the money."
Jenny wakes up. "My god, what a nightmare".
Hahaa! Good one :D
As a teacher that has taught pre K all the way up to law school, I can definitively say that this is unnecessary.
I wouldnt really want her to teach my children.
Yeah she comes off as way too smug.
Unfortunately I was "taught" by people like this
Tony Johnstone she’s smug
@@tonyjohnstone7635 She seemed childish, ignorant and patronising.
Jenny goes to the board and writes: I'm out.
DevotionsVisage has me laughing 😂
Nobody: you're a millionaire?
Me: yeah!
Nobody: can I see proof?
Me: yes, *hands piece of paper saying 'you can be millionaire with hard work'*
Nobody: this doesn't mean you're a millionaire?!
Me: IT SAYS THE WORD MILLIONAIRE!!
Greyhound Mtb 🤣
"I'm a teacher. Therefore I'm always right!"
9:11 "Oh it's great to have you behind me"
Deep down in Touker's heart he was flattered😂😂
Having seen and heard this woman, no, I don't think he was flattered.
Lmaoo Went straight down to the comments to see if I was the only one who picked up on that
Reasons for watching DD:
10% business ideas
20% Jenny jokes
70% Watching Peter & Theo get angry
Change business ideas to 70%, they're dumb half the time
5% bongo drums
@@darrylkemp3253 Haha of course!
What % Touker not getting out of bed for a low%?
Or trying to sell his London office space?
Or Tej building brands and asking people about themselves?
Or Deborah asking to see patents?
Or Peter asking for twice as much equity as the others and usually still getting the deal?
@@Ezichim 70% is way to much. Take it down to 40% and I will make you an offer
“So unique and so iniv-itiv”.
British accents eh
@@unm0vedm0ver No
@@palimpsestransparent yea.
‘It’s great to have you behind me’ *Toukers eyes light up*
Harry Potter’s aunt.
DEBORAH: Are you sure you've got a patent? Can I see the patent?
PITCHER: I'm out.
i cringed when she said she’s going to treat the dragons like children 💀
Jenny: I've been writing lots of notes, and for that reason, my ink's out.
"Samsung followed suit."
Yeah. They followed suit several years before Apple invested in their pen.
The note series
I mean, she thought the idea of a stylus was to enhance have writing, so she clearly has no clue what age is on about
"It's great to have you behind me " 🙊 that's what she said
How childish of me
Touker: "its either that or me get a day job with her"
Peter: "yeah i'll tell you what, she got out of that one"
Savage 😆😆😆😆😆😆
"Patent, look the word patent!" 😂
I cringed so much. Explaining patents to Debra of all people. Was she expecting for Debra who is looking at the document to be like you are right, this document has the single use of the word patent. Despite looking at hundreds of these I needed you to point it out.
We had pen licenses at my school and you had to write impeccably with a pencil to earn one. It was an honour to own one.
We did too but my handwriting was so small they had to give me a pen
Ive worked with plenty of teachers and shes copying the very basics of every handwriting lesson. The books by Letts and other companies already exist, have a good reputation and have a big/massive market share.
4:07 this has been your friendly neighborhood Tej-shaking-his-head-watch reporting.
Debra went full teacher mode on the teacher "lee lee focus"
They should have asked her the breakdown of her revenue. I think something is not adding up.
Toukers very knowing smirk 😏 when she said it would be great to have you behind me
Well he's a man who's handled some very heavy boobs.
Jenny: I have no problem with writing or spelling, and for that reason, im owt
yeah right luv - theirs nowt rong wiv my spellyn eether
''It's great to have you behind me'' and the way she said that 😂😂😂 9:12
In my experience a lot of teachers speak to everybody as if they were their students - and I worked in schools!
When I was at primary school I was taught italic writing which involves an exaggerated up-tick at the end of each letter. It was horrendously ugly. As soon as I moved to high school, I changed my writing entirely. I also had left-handed kids in my class who were made to write right-handed. It forced them to turn their wrist completely inwards to be able to write. Forcing a certain style of writing on a child is not always a good idea.
' Forcing a certain style of writing on a child is not always a good idea.' - here here good sir
williamgeorgefraser same with my primary all handwriting had to be joined up and lettering had to look a certain way and my writing was awful I’m also left handed as well
Consider yourself lucky, children these days can hardly read and write by the time they reach secondary school
@@samuelbaldwin3531 Utter nonsense...and this woman's idea wouldn't solve actual literacy issues anyway.
We were taught the opposite. All of our writing had to be perfect, non-slanted, well-spaced chars with no flourishes or joins. I write with a natural slant, always have done, and it drove me to desperation every time my books came back with red circles, underlines and marks all over them, with points deducted, just because my handwriting wasn't perfect. Thing is I went to a Chinese-vernacular semi-private school, and Chinese chars have to be practiced and taught this way, as even a single extra tick or line could change the entire meaning, and slanting was the preserve of calligraphy. They evidently presumed that Roman alphabet could be taught the same way, and furthermore we had to be absolutely dogmatic about it.
We never learned cursive, and were penalised if we ever wrote "messily". Our teachers would literally hold a ruler against our lines to check that spaces between letters within individual words, and spaces between words, didn't exceed or go under x number of millimetres. They even disabled the font options on the word processors on our (then very-rudimentary) computers so we would never learn that stylistic alternatives existed. It was horrendous. Once in secondary school, I found the penmanship with which I was most comfortable, and have basically written like that ever since. Apart from tending to be a bit small, no one has ever complained that they couldn't read my writing. And I'm proud to say it looks almost nothing like what I was taught.
10:25 Jenny "I DON'T KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS"
That made me snort. I love all of Jenny's reasons for not investing. They never make any sense but they're all funny
It gave me anxiety when she said she’d treat the dragons like children. I nearly couldn’t watch.
7:15 when the teacher sais take out your homework and you know you didnt do it
*Hears the lift doors about to open* Jenny: I'm out!
1:18 " The bus in the U.K had to run up to the sun and the mug'' ?? you wot m8?
Back to full length videos - thanks guys!
I think she needs to go back to the drawing board.
Good one
This is Evan Davies on another account ^^^
I see what you did there..
You mean... the chalk board 😎
Deborah's sense of humor is gold. omg.
7:58 Debrah is now educating a child
Entrepreneur comes in with ‘patent’ handwritten on a piece of paper ‘well look there’s the word patent’
Entrepreneur: My business is awesome!
Deborah: Lemme see the patent.
Entrepreneur: 😨😱
Jenny: “I’ve got two strapping boys at home who I would buy tracing paper for, I’m out.”
She has a respectable business which can probably, with enough time and effort, scale to having a yearly 100k+ pounds net profit with a couple of other teachers and logistics people, becoming a decently profitable SME. Kudos to her.
I really respect when Peter recognizes he is wrong.
Very much so, didn’t see that coming
Who else needed a pen license in primary school
Haven’t had enough time to watch it yet, but i do know that Jenny is out
Her poor husband must be like richard off " keeping up appearances "
Reminds me a bit of Barbara Woodhouse training dogs in the early 1980's.
Beginning "So when I go into the den, I'm going to treat..." Hearing these words I knew I would be in for one treat of an episode.
And she's so modest lol