@@leongxchx904 guppies are like small fish meanwhile sharks are big, the throwing out the big offers that are also complex shows why they are called sharks and not some slow paced small fish
I’d honestly rather have Lori than Robert just because Robert takes a lot of these things personally. He usually sees a counter offer as a rejection rather than what it genuinely is.
I understood it to be more as Robert had more time me to think about what he himself had proposed early on (rather quickly) and then was debating with himself whether he actually wanted to go through with it or not. The guy's hesitation gave him an excuse to pull out
Yeah demo products should always be on QVC because the magic with them is putting a show and it gets you excited by a perfect demo. By having it sitting in a hardware store your already planning on doing most of the work yourself anyway The only way this could sell in retail is if it was in Walmart in the infomercial section
@@matthewburno You can still run infomercials without being associated with QVC. I think he was smart taking Robert's deal because the market of people fixing dryway is WAY larger in the US than anywhere in the world. As someone who has spent time living in the U.S, Italy, France, and Japan, most homes over there do not use drywall. So he still gets to keep the vast majority of the profits.
Wasn't a bad choice the drywall market is much higher in the US than any other country. Just spreading the word to drunk college students that punched a hole in their dorm, millions!
@@zayi8153 Omg! WTF is going with all of this troll correction? I guess when you have no life of your own you go digging for diamonds in other people's vaults. Listen don't be shy, if you want my autograph, just ask.
@@thedukeofbellington8898 No..... We just don't use it. In Australia the only houses made from this are really old houses everything else is brick and plaster
Dude got ripped off, Lori could have gotten him on qvc in a month plus distribution to stores. Robert is buying at a fixed cost and up charging whatever he wants to the foreign market.
lori would've definitely brought more value to the company , its apparent that the doctor is a very simple man and hes fine with whatever profits he can make in the united states and doesnt mind losing out on the global profit's but to reach the average US household this product would need a "as seen on tv" stamp on it which lori would bring to the table
He's not losing out on global sales entirely, though. He is selling them to Robert at wholesale, so there is a profit margin there. Also, I agree with the other guy that "As Seen On TV" is basically an immediate write off to me. I assume it's cheaply made and over priced.
@@andrewharbison720 trust me i hate the as seen on tv products aswell , but we are a very small population who wouldn't purchase it , the general population who doesnt really know right from wrong will buy it because its considered a "vouchable stamp"
He's definitely not smart lol Unnecessarily tying 2 sharks together (and thinking that's a counter? Geez that's dumb) and not choosing Lori, who has a great record for home products with great visual presentation? He's got a great product there, but he certainly isn't the brightest of the bunch
I wish him the best, but would you actually use this product? For hole that small, premixed spackle/putty is the same thing...and dries a whole lot faster than 1-2 days.
@@emmakai2243 realistically this product is rubbish. whenever you patch plaster, depending on the hole size. You actually feather out the hole with the filler. If you put a edge or ruler over the hole you will see a hump that is within a few hairlines thick. A good plasterer will feather out the hump so you won’t notice it. Using this product will not give you that luxury because you’re essentially building a hump over the sticker which adds more thickness meaning you need to patch bigger to cover the sticker. You’ll also probably noticed a big hump on the wall. On a side note, infomercials was the way to go.
I am a painter and I work with a lot of dry wall. Depending on the quality of the compound, this is a good idea for quick diy fixes. If I was repainting a wall, I would definitely do it the professional way. Either way it's a good idea and will be a success.
@@thebeautifulfamily8938 not really because most of the times when holes are found in walls, to correctly blend the fix you need to repaint the entire wall or the repair will not blend. Unless you want to do that, yes then you call us. Lots of people call us for that. Or you can just repaint the repair and have it stick out like a sore thumb.
@@choosey87 you realize you have to repaint the entire thing to make the repair blend right and to reseal the wall? No you didn't, that's why you call us.
I was convinced that Robert was gonna ask for more from him on the same initial offer he had made because my man’s had just put himself in a compromising position by declining the other two Sharks offers and failing to bring Lori on board. He was desperate for Robert to hop in at that point. Robert did think about it for a moment, but I guess he liked dude’s personality and went easy on him.
@@MakeYourDay_Good I get that, but this man’s level of being able to process deals carefully was poor is my point. This is exemplified when he did not pick Lori as his investor.
ikr, the guy should've known to counter with the same deal except no exclusive rights part. that is what killed him. Roberts probably gonnaa be charge 5-10$ for the thing. I feel bad for the guy
What are you talking about lol, this is one of the best deals ever for the entrepreneur. Robert Essentially works for him, pays a royalty on every sale, and dude gets 150k for free to focus on the us market. It’s genius really and works for both.
@@Dwade32 everywhere has drywall,but we call it plasterboard here and I hope he does a xxxl size patch because I put a huge hole in a wall that I covered with a balloon decal,my wife still doesn't know:)
Remember it’s a show, not reality. Everything you see it what someone is getting paid to create. A lot of these deal don’t even happen, not to mention all the “Deals” are already made before hand.
I feel if I didn’t know much of the business financial part of the business I would have someone be there for me! But it was very clear how unfair that offer was. Lori and Mark Cuban are the best sharks
The hardest part of patching a drywall is sanding, painting, and matching to existing wall....this is just doing same thing as spackle. smash some plaster in, smooth it with a butter knife, and you'd get the same result
As having experience with dry wall repair, I can tell you that with no backer behind that hole the repair will crack and re expose within 6 months if not earlier. Not to mention the massive mess of sanding that huge lump of dry compound
Yup. I’ve got minimal to no experience and even I know as a house expands and contracts it will be an eyesore. The plastic piece will be impossible to make a good finish. Would be like a bump on the wall.
I would have went with Robert too. He gets the money, loses no equity, sells wholesale to Robert who is incentivized to sell as much as possible to get his money back. This forces Robert to make a deal with someone abroad and it becomes guaranteed sales for this guy.
@@JakeLYT Sure, but he has to have faith Robert will do it and Lori putting it on QVC would make it way more money sooner. I would have tried to get them to partner if I liked Roberts deal that much. "edit" He did try to do that and I forgot and did not watch it all and Lori said no. I would have gotten Robert to add either Damon or Kevin for USA sales and give up equity. Lori was the better pick just putting the commercial will sell more like scrub daddy did.
@@nickclark18 Copy and pasted: "Dr. Lewis received offers from four Sharks (all but Mark Cuban). He asked Robert Herjavec and Lori Greiner to come together on an offer but Greiner refuses. Lewis accepts the deal with Herjavec. But after the show, Lewis said he “inked a deal” with Greiner too"
@@nickclark18 not sure why my link was deleted or my posts making fun of you gently for "googling extensively" when the information is on the second result for "wall Dr RX". Maybe if I like my own post, it won't get deleted 🤔
Reviews on Amazon: "Followed the directions, and installed before the long holiday weekend. Come back to find on Tuesday that the material had dried out a lot and is now cracking in the middle." "When the product finally arrived, it arrived dry. I followed the instructions to a T and as you can see it all ended up crumbling." "after 48 hours when I tried to sand it the plastic showed up and looked It was ugly. I had to remove it and use a small little drywall instead. This product does not work. Its a piece of crap."
If I ever come up with some amazing innovation, I’m moving to Australia and presenting to those sharks. They are so much more respectful and they don’t take everything personal.
I can't stand the Australian sharks, they're so rude and I'm Asian. What's with all these Americans complaining about the American sharks??? The American sharks are funny and supportive, Robert is the only one who takes it personally sometimes, the others are awesome, well Kevin is a bit annoying to me but who cares
He should have gone with Lori's offer I even liked the fact that while she believed that she should have greater skin to really put her had work - she voluntarily increased the ticket size that kept the valuation intact
Reviews on Amazon: "Followed the directions, and installed before the long holiday weekend. Come back to find on Tuesday that the material had dried out a lot and is now cracking in the middle." "When the product finally arrived, it arrived dry. I followed the instructions to a T and as you can see it all ended up crumbling." "after 48 hours when I tried to sand it the plastic showed up and looked It was ugly. I had to remove it and use a small little drywall instead. This product does not work. Its a piece of crap."
There's a reason they didn't show a final sanded outcome: There'd be a large plastic star shaped hump showing. That's not a large enough circle of compound to feather in the depth created by the plastic patch.
@@joevsyou That’s actually not true. Compound sands down very quickly, especially with an aggressive coarse sanding sponge. James is 100% correct though in his comment. This product is trash
It's a great product if you rent an apartment from someone with bad eyesight and you got a few holes in the wall you want to fix quick and cheap so your landlord won't nail you for them.
@@thesportsguy126. Mr. Vittorio, I consider myself to be a very objective thinker BUT I've noticed that the Sharks, I'm excluding Damon, seem to have....let's call it a demerit system in which the entrepreneur is graded based on how much he adheres to a stereotype. This system also applies to whites as well as blacks....mostly to blacks. I've seen white pitchers with southern accents come on and appear to be duded-up hillbillies. The Sharks have got his number. They read him as soon as he walked out and started speaking. I also saw a Jewish entreprenuer who came onto the set using Jewish quips and behaving in a manner consistent with a person of the Jewish faith. Also, it didn't help that the product he was pitching didn't seem to be consequential. The Sharks never took him seriously. Blacks, demerited as soon as they walk out are seen as groveling beggars, partly because blacks are perceived as not being able to produce any idea or product worthy of consideration. This whole concept is cleverly disguished by the Sharks who put on a facade of kindness and objectivity.
@@thesportsguy126. You might be right but I can't help but think that the Sharks are people and people do have prejudices. The Shark or Sharks may not like the way a pitch is being presented, they may not like the face of the entrepreneur, they may not like the way he or she is dressed....the entrepreneur may seem to be too eager...there could be a host of reasons to unfairly prejudge ......
i used to think the same way coming from the middle east where all hosues were built using masonry/concrete based everything - then when moved to the US i asked americans why everything is wood and drywall, they said "for 1 we have alot of strong trees and durable, 2: its much faster and cheaper, 3: aslong as there is no hurricane and fire, then it makes no logisitical sense to use the slower, more expensive process of using masonry." It made sense to me
Notice he never sanded it and doesn't show it as a finished product. By placing the plastic disk on the wall instead of paper, you won't be able to sand it down to a smooth finish. If you try to, it will expose the plastic disk. That is why we use paper as the cover for the hole. You will have to leave the spot with a bulge and can never get a smooth finish because the cover patch is not big enough to "feather" it in.
@@patrioticbread3742 As I said before. THIS IS A FEW YEARS OLD !!!. This was on Season 5 episode 13, Look it up. The original video is even on TH-cam. Lol
I used to shove newspaper in the hole. .98 cent tube of caulking and wait till it was tacky then smooth out with a piece of cardboard. Let it dry and sand a little. Paint
As someone who has patched holes in drywall for the last 30 years, this product is dumb. But, homeowners will probably buy it. It'll be on the shelf next to those stupid spouts that are meant for paint cans.
That’s a great deal! Even tho Robert will make great money supplying the rest of the world, Robert still is buying from the Wall Dr at the same price as Lowe’s so the Wall Dr. will get even more rich the more successful that Robert is without having to worry about anything international.
Robert wouldn’t be able to make as much money as he expect from rest of the world. This product looks like is used for DRY walls. Rest of the world mostly uses concrete walls. So bummmer
I get what he's doing but as someone who does Reno's, there isn't enough product around the plastic backing to make a good feathered edge, or if you push the product to deep or you oversand, then you'll still have to go buy a bucket of putty.
It is, but with the way modern homes are made mostly because of the textured walls and ceilings, it's really easy to hide repairs. It's not like it used to be 20+ years ago when everyone wanted it super smooth. Because that is actually much harder to achieve and it doesn't look as nice (in my opinion). But anyway, lol.
The sharks certainly arent sheetrockers. The issues with the wallrx is the patches are too small to get a good float. Im not a sheetrocker but I believe the rule of thumb is 10 inchs from edge on a patch with a backing( the clear disk) so you dont end up with a noticeable bulge or wind up sanding down to the disk. Also they take way too long to dry for professional use.
They cut out the part at the end when Robert says to the man,there’s a little bit of confusion there smiling and giggling then Mark says back to Robert,to nobody but you Robert lmao
There was a time when I thought Robert was a decent guy, but he's a kid who takes it personal when you don't buy him an ice-cream as soon as he asks you.
Great idea (product). Does the kit come with a 2"x2" square of sandpaper? No one asked. But, would still purchase. Perfect for renters, landlords, college kids, maintenance guys, handy men, painters, home owners.
If the hole in the wall is much bigger than the head of a hammer, much more than plaster patch will be required. You need actual dry wall. Seems like this limits the product’s effectiveness significantly.
The right choice of investment has always been a big problem for me because I know that picking up the wrong investment will leave a big scar in the future...
It feels good to know that we still have trustworthy people like ma'am Christine Morgan, I'm very delighted I was transformed through her platform God bless her abundantly
its just that if you got a small hole like a 50cent or double the size hole this would be of great help, no need to buy the full pack of putty, leveling tools, nothing,, its a good product, simple and effective ,,, but for small sized damages
Robert is such a good man, that deep breath at the end was him putting his pride aside and doing the right thing. As much as I love Mark, Kevin and every now and then Damon, I truly feel like their pride would have ruined the deal.
The key with this product is getting it to the masses before any other manufacturers jump on the band wagon with their own product. If it is allowed to be marketed to other parts of the world, who's to say a separate foreign entity doesn't jump in to compete with the domestic market? A contract would need to be iron clad if that's possible.
@Carmine Vittorio Thats awesome but he lost the exclusive right to sale internationally which is bad move. Robert in this case isn’t a strategic partner
Product isnt that great. Has very limited application. Plus, its used for Dry wall only while ‘international’ market is Largely concrete walls..so product would be an international failure
you can tell none of them have ever fixed a hole before. That would a great product for QVC or something like that. A cheap piece of crap that sells millions.
Fixing a hole is a lot easier that people think. You DONT need all of that he dumped out. To fix that tiny hole, all you need is a wad of paper stuffed in the hole and plaster, sand and repaint. To fix a way bigger hole, you cut a square, cut the same measurements as a square in a piece of drywall, fit it in place, use the mesh tape, plaster over, sand, repaint. A medium hole, stuff with paper, cover with the mesh tape, plaster, sand, repaint.
That guppies joke was underrated 😂
I didn’t get it explain it
@@leongxchx904 guppies are like small fish meanwhile sharks are big, the throwing out the big offers that are also complex shows why they are called sharks and not some slow paced small fish
The joke was average at best
Frl
It was stupid
I’d honestly rather have Lori than Robert just because Robert takes a lot of these things personally. He usually sees a counter offer as a rejection rather than what it genuinely is.
Agreed
He is nerd with nerd stigmas
I understood it to be more as Robert had more time me to think about what he himself had proposed early on (rather quickly) and then was debating with himself whether he actually wanted to go through with it or not. The guy's hesitation gave him an excuse to pull out
He's an entitled acting bich
He is pretty annoying
I'd go with Lori, this is a simple home product that will be seen on TV and bought. But if I was just seeing this at Walmart I'd likely walk past.
You’d be surprised sometimes. But Lori’s was more appealing. Only 20% and double versus 0% and eventually become a cheaper chinese reman.
id go with lori for her great honkers
Yeah, this product will come n go in a retail market-repairing Sheetrock is not the mystery it once was.
Lori had the best deal
@@mattmorrison1408 me too . i heard she throws in a blowie after every deal is reached. Lol for the men
@@marcosjuarez1490 so demeaning!
Literally the perfect product for QVC. That was a multi-million dollar mistake.
yeah this is really a product for women..
Yeah demo products should always be on QVC because the magic with them is putting a show and it gets you excited by a perfect demo. By having it sitting in a hardware store your already planning on doing most of the work yourself anyway The only way this could sell in retail is if it was in Walmart in the infomercial section
@@matthewburno You can still run infomercials without being associated with QVC. I think he was smart taking Robert's deal because the market of people fixing dryway is WAY larger in the US than anywhere in the world. As someone who has spent time living in the U.S, Italy, France, and Japan, most homes over there do not use drywall. So he still gets to keep the vast majority of the profits.
100% what i was thinking. House "wife" quick fix, minimal sanding and painting.
Wasn't a bad choice the drywall market is much higher in the US than any other country. Just spreading the word to drunk college students that punched a hole in their dorm, millions!
That guy just made it so much more complicated than it needed to be by trying to get two sharks together.
Greed always goeth before the fall.
@@LordCommandor Is that a quote or do you just talk like that? If you heard a quote like that, it was most likely 'Pride Cometh Before The Fall",
@@eternalxagony Uh duh....it was pun....sheesh.
@@LordCommandor that's not a pun
@@zayi8153 Omg! WTF is going with all of this troll correction? I guess when you have no life of your own you go digging for diamonds in other people's vaults. Listen don't be shy, if you want my autograph, just ask.
The appeal of this product abroad is very limited. Most countries outside America dont use drywall.
That's because most countries outside America either don't know what drywall is or they don't have it.
@@thedukeofbellington8898 No..... We just don't use it. In Australia the only houses made from this are really old houses everything else is brick and plaster
What's wrong with the 10001 putty solutions? They stink when you apply the but to be honest those lasts a lot longer.
@@thedukeofbellington8898 How dumb are you.Rest of the world build wall which can hold TV without breaking into pieces.
@@thedukeofbellington8898 our walls here in Asia are bricks so we don’t do drywall.
Dude got ripped off, Lori could have gotten him on qvc in a month plus distribution to stores. Robert is buying at a fixed cost and up charging whatever he wants to the foreign market.
I saw that she got in on it after the show
@@SC-gh6gd equity doesn’t matter if the company scales and you grow profit.
He should have taken her offer. China and India are bigger markets. $2 bucks nothing
Drop shipping to the extreme lol
@@Stachowski01 china and india would steal the patent easily. Only the rich arabs or europe would respect it.
lori would've definitely brought more value to the company , its apparent that the doctor is a very simple man and hes fine with whatever profits he can make in the united states and doesnt mind losing out on the global profit's but to reach the average US household this product would need a "as seen on tv" stamp on it which lori would bring to the table
Personally I hate "as seen on tv" and think it makes the product worst then it is
He's not losing out on global sales entirely, though. He is selling them to Robert at wholesale, so there is a profit margin there. Also, I agree with the other guy that "As Seen On TV" is basically an immediate write off to me. I assume it's cheaply made and over priced.
It’s funny you can conclude “the doctor is a very simple man” after seeing this invention he made. Christ TH-cam comments are insufferable
@@andrewharbison720 trust me i hate the as seen on tv products aswell , but we are a very small population who wouldn't purchase it , the general population who doesnt really know right from wrong will buy it because its considered a "vouchable stamp"
@@swimfan752 no need to jump the gun , simple as in he doesnt care to have nice cars or nice houses as long as he's making some money hes fine
The simplest ideas are often the most profitable.
Yup, just like the sun reflectors for parked cars, that idea started with a piece of cardboard
People like easy
Yes, like the 357 Magnum. Makes divorce quick and easy
And low capital.
Products often need to be easy to understand for the consumer, which supports the statement you said.
I love this guy. He is funny yet smart and his character alone will get him places.
He's sort of pushy, yelling at robert "PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE" like a woman.
He's definitely not smart lol
Unnecessarily tying 2 sharks together (and thinking that's a counter? Geez that's dumb) and not choosing Lori, who has a great record for home products with great visual presentation? He's got a great product there, but he certainly isn't the brightest of the bunch
US' version of the word "smart"
3:46 “ don’t say that you’re dead to me” I knew that was coming 😂😂💀
2:02 love how Kevin leans back in his chair to ponder like an evil genius.
As somebody that hangs and repairs drywall, but more importantly as a fellow America, I wish this man all the best!
I wish him the best, but would you actually use this product? For hole that small, premixed spackle/putty is the same thing...and dries a whole lot faster than 1-2 days.
@@emmakai2243 realistically this product is rubbish. whenever you patch plaster, depending on the hole size. You actually feather out the hole with the filler. If you put a edge or ruler over the hole you will see a hump that is within a few hairlines thick. A good plasterer will feather out the hump so you won’t notice it. Using this product will not give you that luxury because you’re essentially building a hump over the sticker which adds more thickness meaning you need to patch bigger to cover the sticker. You’ll also probably noticed a big hump on the wall.
On a side note, infomercials was the way to go.
I'm sure you're a real hack..too
Don't you see that the patch fails to provide a smooth surface without a lump over the hole? It fails.
Lol don't get anywork done by this guy.
I am a painter and I work with a lot of dry wall. Depending on the quality of the compound, this is a good idea for quick diy fixes. If I was repainting a wall, I would definitely do it the professional way. Either way it's a good idea and will be a success.
This cuts out professional middle men like you.
@@choosey87 but you gotta understand new homes are always being built...
This also won't fix a big hole..
If you’re paying a professional to fix a small hole in your house than there is something wrong with you.
@@thebeautifulfamily8938 not really because most of the times when holes are found in walls, to correctly blend the fix you need to repaint the entire wall or the repair will not blend. Unless you want to do that, yes then you call us. Lots of people call us for that. Or you can just repaint the repair and have it stick out like a sore thumb.
@@choosey87 you realize you have to repaint the entire thing to make the repair blend right and to reseal the wall? No you didn't, that's why you call us.
I was convinced that Robert was gonna ask for more from him on the same initial offer he had made because my man’s had just put himself in a compromising position by declining the other two Sharks offers and failing to bring Lori on board. He was desperate for Robert to hop in at that point. Robert did think about it for a moment, but I guess he liked dude’s personality and went easy on him.
Wall doctor dude showed weakness and he lost all of his bargaining power. Easily could’ve walked out with a less favorable deal or no deal at all lol
I think Robert sensed someone else was just gonna match his deal and didn’t wanna get scooped lol
This guy needed some time to look at the numbers you can tell he was overwhelmed and couldn't process everything
That’s called being in the shark tank
and the structure was so weird you really can’t predict what the sharks would have offered reasonably
@@MakeYourDay_Good Not really most entrepreneurs know home products should be targeted at a investor like Lori, but not this man.
@@saraha.3072 what? I was just saying how there’s a lot of pressure in the tank and it’s not gonna be a walk in the park
@@MakeYourDay_Good I get that, but this man’s level of being able to process deals carefully was poor is my point. This is exemplified when he did not pick Lori as his investor.
Robert was wayy too greedy this time.. The gullible guy didn't know he signed a pact with the devil
Robert is the worst dude to work with.
Stroking Roberts giant ego f#ck him. Should've gone with Lori........
ikr, the guy should've known to counter with the same deal except no exclusive rights part. that is what killed him. Roberts probably gonnaa be charge 5-10$ for the thing. I feel bad for the guy
@@Ay-sd1sj what do u mean? give me one or two well thought out examples, please
What are you talking about lol, this is one of the best deals ever for the entrepreneur. Robert Essentially works for him, pays a royalty on every sale, and dude gets 150k for free to focus on the us market. It’s genius really and works for both.
Watch Mark at 5:11. Hand on his face so annoyed by Robert’s delicate ego
TH-cam’s getting brave with 2 ads before the vid even starts
😂😂
Premium....
😅🤣
I wouldn’t know. I have TH-cam red
(Premium)
Should have gone with Lori, I live in a small town in Ireland, and I can find the scrub daddy in my local supermarket thanks to Lori's exposure in TV.
Excellent point. Lori is made to push a product like this.
Totally different product. This one only speaks to places where they use drywall. The sponge works anywhere in the world.
I know, right? The Scrub Daddys popularity and success, alone, makes me want to choose her.
@@Dwade32 We have DIY stores in Ireland, they're all over Europe, everywhere in the world.
@@Dwade32 everywhere has drywall,but we call it plasterboard here and I hope he does a xxxl size patch because I put a huge hole in a wall that I covered with a balloon decal,my wife still doesn't know:)
What was Robert's problem? the guy wanted him with Lori, and when she declined, he went back to Robert as his favorite. Why was he offended?
Just adding drama for TV.
@Waddup Mayne Correct Answer!
@@comgeturs Correct Answer!
@@comgeturs That's my guess.
Remember it’s a show, not reality. Everything you see it what someone is getting paid to create. A lot of these deal don’t even happen, not to mention all the “Deals” are already made before hand.
I feel if I didn’t know much of the business financial part of the business I would have someone be there for me! But it was very clear how unfair that offer was. Lori and Mark Cuban are the best sharks
i dont even have holes in my wall but i wanna buy this. How cool
I'd make a hole just to try it out ngl xD
Just go to your local corner store, find yourself a kyle
It’s a terrible product
The hardest part of patching a drywall is sanding, painting, and matching to existing wall....this is just doing same thing as spackle. smash some plaster in, smooth it with a butter knife, and you'd get the same result
I dont have any holes in my walls but I'll put some in so I can try this product.
As having experience with dry wall repair, I can tell you that with no backer behind that hole the repair will crack and re expose within 6 months if not earlier. Not to mention the massive mess of sanding that huge lump of dry compound
Yup. I’ve got minimal to no experience and even I know as a house expands and contracts it will be an eyesore. The plastic piece will be impossible to make a good finish. Would be like a bump on the wall.
Robert: "CAN I GET A YES?!"
Daymond: "He said yes before!"
Super obvious that daymond would take this deal if Rob backed out.
I would have went with Robert too. He gets the money, loses no equity, sells wholesale to Robert who is incentivized to sell as much as possible to get his money back. This forces Robert to make a deal with someone abroad and it becomes guaranteed sales for this guy.
Robert would have to put it on QVC or HSN though to make both of you some dough.
@@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants nope because the doc still gets $2 per unit whenever Robert sells it overseas.
@@JakeLYT Sure, but he has to have faith Robert will do it and Lori putting it on QVC would make it way more money sooner. I would have tried to get them to partner if I liked Roberts deal that much. "edit" He did try to do that and I forgot and did not watch it all and Lori said no.
I would have gotten Robert to add either Damon or Kevin for USA sales and give up equity.
Lori was the better pick just putting the commercial will sell more like scrub daddy did.
So Lori ended up getting in on the deal afterwards. Looks like this guy gets the best of both worlds after all.
No
no she did not "get in on the deal" lmao i googled this extensively and found not a single article or link talking about this. nice trolling
@@nickclark18 Copy and pasted: "Dr. Lewis received offers from four Sharks (all but Mark Cuban). He asked Robert Herjavec and Lori Greiner to come together on an offer but Greiner refuses. Lewis accepts the deal with Herjavec. But after the show, Lewis said he “inked a deal” with Greiner too"
@@nickclark18 not sure why my link was deleted or my posts making fun of you gently for "googling extensively" when the information is on the second result for "wall Dr RX". Maybe if I like my own post, it won't get deleted 🤔
@@Mr-E. TH-cam delete most comments with links.
I’d go with Lori every time.
Bet she’s a low key freak too 💯
Robert is a snake.
Kevin in the back: “You’re crazy”
I agree! Would’ve went with Lori…. Global sales!!!
Reviews on Amazon: "Followed the directions, and installed before the long holiday weekend. Come back to find on Tuesday that the material had dried out a lot and is now cracking in the middle." "When the product finally arrived, it arrived dry. I followed the instructions to a T and as you can see it all ended up crumbling." "after 48 hours when I tried to sand it the plastic showed up and looked It was ugly. I had to remove it and use a small little drywall instead. This product does not work. Its a piece of crap."
“Robert’s offer is radioactive waste.” I love Kevin haha.
If I ever come up with some amazing innovation, I’m moving to Australia and presenting to those sharks. They are so much more respectful and they don’t take everything personal.
Shark wasn't meant to be respectful, i have watched the one in AU & they should call it lion seal or something else lol.
@@yerfillinois8254 Call it 'drop bears'
Shark Tank AU haven't made a successful investment in 3 seasons
Wahhhhh. Americans get so offended. Gimme a break. Why is everyone so soft??
I can't stand the Australian sharks, they're so rude and I'm Asian. What's with all these Americans complaining about the American sharks??? The American sharks are funny and supportive, Robert is the only one who takes it personally sometimes, the others are awesome, well Kevin is a bit annoying to me but who cares
Mark Cuban's reaction at the end tells it all
He should have gone with Lori's offer I even liked the fact that while she believed that she should have greater skin to really put her had work - she voluntarily increased the ticket size that kept the valuation intact
I love how Robert tries to act like a mean Shark at the end there but then gives up XD he's like, I'm not that guy, I can't be that mean lolz
He’s an insecure reject. He’s so overly sensitive and just all around pathetic. There’s a reason Cuban dislikes him
Wrong choice Dr. Dude! Lori was the way to go with this
I'd like to see it after sanding. With the thickness of the disc - feathering that out in that small of area would be challenging
this guy has a beautiful decisive energy, Lavaresque I would say
Lavar ball?
Reviews on Amazon: "Followed the directions, and installed before the long holiday weekend. Come back to find on Tuesday that the material had dried out a lot and is now cracking in the middle." "When the product finally arrived, it arrived dry. I followed the instructions to a T and as you can see it all ended up crumbling." "after 48 hours when I tried to sand it the plastic showed up and looked It was ugly. I had to remove it and use a small little drywall instead. This product does not work. Its a piece of crap."
Is lavaresque a word because I looked it up on Google and nothing came up?
These people are truly sharks. It's seems like they easily change their mind on you even if you consider someone else's offer
There's a reason they didn't show a final sanded outcome: There'd be a large plastic star shaped hump showing.
That's not a large enough circle of compound to feather in the depth created by the plastic patch.
My thoughts exactly there's a reason why cheap quick fixes on drywall look like a 5 year old painted over them
Lol that end result was thick! Lol. You gonna have to sand that sucker for a while to get it leveled.
@@joevsyou That’s actually not true. Compound sands down very quickly, especially with an aggressive coarse sanding sponge. James is 100% correct though in his comment. This product is trash
It's a great product if you rent an apartment from someone with bad eyesight and you got a few holes in the wall you want to fix quick and cheap so your landlord won't nail you for them.
Guy was awesome, so positive despite all the negativity from the sharks.
He did still manage to get Lori in the deal. Lori invested on a separate deal.
Who here will agree that black entrepreneurs coming onto Shark Tank have a handicap.
@@thedukeofbellington8898 how? People need to stop thinking like that.
@@thesportsguy126. Mr. Vittorio, I consider myself to be a very objective thinker BUT I've noticed that the Sharks, I'm excluding Damon, seem to have....let's call it a demerit system in which the entrepreneur is graded based on how much he adheres to a stereotype. This system also applies to whites as well as blacks....mostly to blacks. I've seen white pitchers with southern accents come on and appear to be duded-up hillbillies. The Sharks have got his number. They read him as soon as he walked out and started speaking. I also saw a Jewish entreprenuer who came onto the set using Jewish quips and behaving in a manner consistent with a person of the Jewish faith. Also, it didn't help that the product he was pitching didn't seem to be consequential. The Sharks never took him seriously. Blacks, demerited as soon as they walk out are seen as groveling beggars, partly because blacks are perceived as not being able to produce any idea or product worthy of consideration. This whole concept is cleverly disguished by the Sharks who put on a facade of kindness and objectivity.
@@thesportsguy126. You might be right but I can't help but think that the Sharks are people and people do have prejudices. The Shark or Sharks may not like the way a pitch is being presented, they may not like the face of the entrepreneur, they may not like the way he or she is dressed....the entrepreneur may seem to be too eager...there could be a host of reasons to unfairly prejudge ......
@@thedukeofbellington8898 idk I don't look at race that way. I live in Canada where we're multi cultural. America is just different.
'Don't say "You're dead to me."' 😂.
I feel like this guy had no clue…..he has an amazing product and he went with the worst option.
0:17 “Well look enough talk” - Badlands Chugs
The real solution is building real houses and not houses out of cardboard.
i used to think the same way coming from the middle east where all hosues were built using masonry/concrete based everything - then when moved to the US i asked americans why everything is wood and drywall, they said "for 1 we have alot of strong trees and durable, 2: its much faster and cheaper, 3: aslong as there is no hurricane and fire, then it makes no logisitical sense to use the slower, more expensive process of using masonry." It made sense to me
@@thebicycleman8062
"aslong as there is no hurricane and fire"
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He should've sanded it.
I love it. 'I need ..'. Nice to push that way.
Yet I’ve never even heard of that product till now
Maybe cause you dont have holes in your walls
@@PrepYT LMFAO
4:18 dude was like 🥲
Keep in mind you still have to texture it. And this only works for quarter sized holes, maybe a touch bigger. Im a drywall finisher.
Walls are rarely textured in north america , not a durable repair product , I'm sure once the sticker hole cover gives up the rest just crumbles
i tried it doesn’t hold up, just a cheap looking fix.
@@r.rodriguez4991 canada , it's considered beyond oldschool to have a textured wall here ......
"Roberts deal is essentially radioactive waste" this was too funnnyy
I don’t own a house but this seems like a super handy product; I wonder where it is now
Really fr i need it now
Out of business
@@ShaqsCheeks Get your facts right.
@@diamond852 or else what?
@@ShaqsCheeks Or what... so at least you'll be a smart person for once in your life
“And Kevin don’t say ur dead to me” 😭🤣😭I never laughed harder
Notice he never sanded it and doesn't show it as a finished product. By placing the plastic disk on the wall instead of paper, you won't be able to sand it down to a smooth finish. If you try to, it will expose the plastic disk. That is why we use paper as the cover for the hole. You will have to leave the spot with a bulge and can never get a smooth finish because the cover patch is not big enough to "feather" it in.
Professor Klump has came along way!! 💪 💯
So contrived, oh and he wasn't told to say he needed both of them!
Dr. Wall Laurie gave you the best deal and advice.
This is a few years old but still a good episode.
This is not a few years old look into the description it’s on 2021 May 12th -_-
@@patrioticbread3742 you are dumb. This isnt new. It’s just uploaded recently
@@patrioticbread3742 looked it up, came out in season 5
@@patrioticbread3742 As I said before. THIS IS A FEW YEARS OLD !!!. This was on Season 5 episode 13, Look it up. The original video is even on TH-cam. Lol
I used to shove newspaper in the hole. .98 cent tube of caulking and wait till it was tacky then smooth out with a piece of cardboard. Let it dry and sand a little. Paint
I use to just ignore and make new holes in it.
As someone who has patched holes in drywall for the last 30 years, this product is dumb. But, homeowners will probably buy it. It'll be on the shelf next to those stupid spouts that are meant for paint cans.
Why is it dumb?
@@mcmc2386 Because I can patch the same hole with a putty knife and 5 cents worth of joint compound.
@eveningcook That's why he asked?!
And since then was never heard of again. Clasic shark tank.
That’s a great deal! Even tho Robert will make great money supplying the rest of the world, Robert still is buying from the Wall Dr at the same price as Lowe’s so the Wall Dr. will get even more rich the more successful that Robert is without having to worry about anything international.
Robert wouldn’t be able to make as much money as he expect from rest of the world. This product looks like is used for DRY walls. Rest of the world mostly uses concrete walls. So bummmer
@@Mostly-Sane smart guy
I get what he's doing but as someone who does Reno's, there isn't enough product around the plastic backing to make a good feathered edge, or if you push the product to deep or you oversand, then you'll still have to go buy a bucket of putty.
Rober is like a kid.
Mark’s face at the end… oh robert. What a emotional dude
The sanding is the most tricky part in these patch repairs.
It is, but with the way modern homes are made mostly because of the textured walls and ceilings, it's really easy to hide repairs. It's not like it used to be 20+ years ago when everyone wanted it super smooth. Because that is actually much harder to achieve and it doesn't look as nice (in my opinion). But anyway, lol.
Guy had the perfect pitch and an amazing attitude.
This guy came very close to ruining it for himself
The sharks certainly arent sheetrockers. The issues with the wallrx is the patches are too small to get a good float. Im not a sheetrocker but I believe the rule of thumb is 10 inchs from edge on a patch with a backing( the clear disk) so you dont end up with a noticeable bulge or wind up sanding down to the disk. Also they take way too long to dry for professional use.
They cut out the part at the end when Robert says to the man,there’s a little bit of confusion there smiling and giggling then Mark says back to Robert,to nobody but you Robert lmao
Ha! You have to watch the full episode to understand it. It’s a neat little concept
There was a time when I thought Robert was a decent guy, but he's a kid who takes it personal when you don't buy him an ice-cream as soon as he asks you.
Great idea (product). Does the kit come with a 2"x2" square of sandpaper?
No one asked. But, would still purchase.
Perfect for renters, landlords, college kids, maintenance guys, handy men, painters, home owners.
The guppies joke one of a kind!.🤣!.
Robert is probably specifically thinking Canada...
Yes you are right, Canada is all about wood frame walls.
If the hole in the wall is much bigger than the head of a hammer, much more than plaster patch will be required. You need actual dry wall. Seems like this limits the product’s effectiveness significantly.
Investment are stepping stones for success. Waiting for the government to provide is a big waste
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I dont know why watching this guy go frantic in a lab court was hilarious to me lol glad he left with a deal and a good one at that
I don't get it - without his product, all you have to do is put putty (which come in small containers) and sand it.
And it dries quicker too!
Put putty into the gaping whole in the wall?
@@mattirwin3121 they come with metal plates you put over the hole.
its just that if you got a small hole like a 50cent or double the size hole this would be of great help, no need to buy the full pack of putty, leveling tools, nothing,, its a good product, simple and effective ,,, but for small sized damages
@@briantheophiwilliams they already make them. Have for years.
Man, this guy just has the charisma that you want to be around.
He should've countered Robert with 10% royalties for international sales but that's just me.
Robert is such a good man, that deep breath at the end was him putting his pride aside and doing the right thing. As much as I love Mark, Kevin and every now and then Damon, I truly feel like their pride would have ruined the deal.
Poor guy will learn the hard way why it's called shark tank 😇
Bro that man from now on and to all his generations, will be collecting checks while they just chill.
"Nutty professor" really has come far...😆
Mark Cuban face palmed so hard at the end LOL
The key with this product is getting it to the masses before any other manufacturers jump on the band wagon with their own product. If it is allowed to be marketed to other parts of the world, who's to say a separate foreign entity doesn't jump in to compete with the domestic market? A contract would need to be iron clad if that's possible.
bruh... I was scared for the man, when Robert was about to back out 🤣🤣
I’ve never seen Robert act this way, he was probably having a bad day
That guy started acting off the wall, Robert had to check him! lol
His presentation was dynamic. I loved the hammer to the wall to get a wall bit!
They said woah towards Robert😂.
You know if this product works as advertised I’d buy a lot of it. With our kids I hate having to patch the holes they make.
Ask any painter. They wouldn't buy it for sure.
Mash tape, plaster, compound.
Mark said he was open for questions, I would have asked him what he thought of each deal.
Lori was the deal. Robert's deal and his reaction was a jerk move!
Laurie was so proud of herself that she knew what spackle was 😂
I WOULDVE WENT WITH LORIS DEAL BUT YOU SIR CREATED A GREAT PRODUCT KUDOS TO YOU SIR IF YOU ARE READING THIS
He did. After the show completed he got a separate deal with Lori.
@@thesportsguy126 lol that’s good to hear 👍
@Carmine Vittorio Thats awesome but he lost the exclusive right to sale internationally which is bad move. Robert in this case isn’t a strategic partner
Product isnt that great. Has very limited application. Plus, its used for Dry wall only while ‘international’ market is Largely concrete walls..so product would be an international failure
Robert was like: “I don’t want to be nobody’s second choice, you either choice me or u lose me”
you can tell none of them have ever fixed a hole before.
That would a great product for QVC or something like that. A cheap piece of crap that sells millions.
Fixing a hole is a lot easier that people think. You DONT need all of that he dumped out. To fix that tiny hole, all you need is a wad of paper stuffed in the hole and plaster, sand and repaint. To fix a way bigger hole, you cut a square, cut the same measurements as a square in a piece of drywall, fit it in place, use the mesh tape, plaster over, sand, repaint. A medium hole, stuff with paper, cover with the mesh tape, plaster, sand, repaint.
Love watching this show... a lot of gems
The Dr played them lol made him feel like cuz at dance lol