What actually is a pyramid scheme? I read it is where the person at the top of the pyramid recruits someone to recruit other people and so on. People get a commission for everyone they recruit. Is that how it works or am I wrong?
@@fightforfreedom5292 yeah and that’s why this model ultimately falls apart. You see, people usually make money through selling products and get profits from it, not by people below feeding them money. Those unqualified people don’t have knowledge to sell things, and can only hope to recruit more people so they can get money from it. Once people don’t join your scam anymore, it start to break from the bottom up. The lower tiers suffer the most and have the most amount of people.
@@sayno2lolzisbackhe said the word pyramid himself but he's forgotten a world outside of pyramid schemes so like, it doesn't really sound that bad haha
@@jakethesnake1503 yup only someone part of a pyramid scam would try to tell everyone with common sense it's not a scam lmao. News flash, it's been proven time and time again that they're fraudulent. You just sound ignorant
@@jakethesnake1503 The idea of sitting back and watching the money roll in (which demands as much work as starting any salescompany with enough salesmen and management to relieve you of your own effort), in combination with you having to usually pay to recieve training or some form of plus deal is what is dishonest. Why don't they just hire you as a salesman at their expanding company with an increasing demand? Because the product isnt good enough. If it was, getting hired by them would be a challange, not an idea sold to you. So they convince you to sell a product after actually buying it and if you succeed they make money and if you fail they make money. If you fail you loose money but can't file for bancrupcy. It's as if i told you: Hey if you buy these piles of dirt from me, you could probably sell them for a bit more. And if you need advice I can give you guidence in exchange for more money. Its a basic salesposition with less security and usually a lot more manipulative hiring adds.
@@teethgrinder83 It’s pretty hilarious. They want to sell this in the UK? A place where if you really don’t like the taste of the tap water you just get a filter like a normal person? Madness.
This pitch reminds me of the King of Queens episode where Doug’s neighbors make him invest in a pyramid scheme where he has to sell water filtration machine liscenses to all his friends so they can sell the liscenses. He loses all his invested $ obviously lol
If this was behind closed doors then I don't think any "entrepreneur" would hesitate to say that out loud to investors, for the simple yet sad reason that MLM/pyramid schemes are still successful in this day and age. But yeah it's dumb to say it on TV lol.
It's a new machine, pretty good chance it's just disinfectant from the filters supposed to stop disease. Not nice stuff to drink, but I think likely nicer than after the machine is a few weeks old when the disinfectant is all washed off the filters and bacteria start growing on it because that happens to all dehumidifiers.
I was Barry's best friend's girlfriend. One evening in 1997 Barry out of the blue propositioned me in an Islington pub, when his best friend wasn't there that evening. Totally floored me. Barry invited me back to his place to 'have a dip in the jacuzzi'. Guess he was interested in large water pursuits even back then. Vividly remember him leering at me at the bar, goggling at me with those gaping unblinking eyes. Totally self-centred self- promoter. The fact that he was trying to poach his best friend's girlfriend didn't disturb him in the slightest.
its just commission on sale.. he said he doesn't have to spend money on advertising and marketing because he only will pay a portion of the profit to the people that knock on doors. Is there something Im missing? For example even Venmo a billion dollar company uses the same technique, invite a new customer for $5.
How can they go door-to-door selling this, when they say the machine needs to be standing overnight for the water to taste good? Does their sales pitch include a sleepover??
Quick trick tip: notice during the electric test to show the differences in the waters, only one side was smoking when they took it out the of the cups. That side was the "dirty water." That smoke is coming from the coating they sprayed to make it seem dirty.
That smoke was heated chlorine and hydrogen gas coming off the anode and cathode reacting with the ambient air. Electrolysis produces Cl-2 and H-2 from the reaction with water (H20) and salt (NaCl). The saltier the water, the quicker it becomes dark when current is passed through it. Salts in water are actually good, they're minerals and "electrolytes" (like they put in Gatorade). However, passing electricity through metals dipped in water will make it unsafe to drink.
@@lcloutier1000 I've seen the green water before - it comes from using stainless steel electrodes, the chlorine from the electrolysed salt water leaches chromium out of the stainless steel to produce chromium chloride. The electrodes on the "good water" side will be carbon steel instead.
Christopher Melville .........except that Ray actually took a great idea (admittedly created by other people) and expanded it to a gigantic multinational corporation in a matter of a few years, he wasn’t selling snake oil, which is meant to mean a ‘fake’ product, he was selling food, an actual product, McDonalds now feeds 1% of the worlds population every day.
And in Sri Lanka, we've never even heard of them. Sri Lanka is a country with more fresh water than it can handle. They will be literally murdered if they try this scam here.
That hokey "electrolyzer" test is bunk. If you electrolyze water you get hydrogen and oxygen. The water doesn't turn colors from that alone; they've got some trick going on to make it change colors, and those colors are in no way a good test of water purity. I'm not surprised it tastes bad either, that's basically air conditioner condensation they're drinking. It's going to have picked up contamination from the air and nothing short of a reverse osmosis filter will get that out of there. And if you have a reverse osmosis filter you don't need a fancy condenser.
Barry is a man of one liners and selling Kirby cleaners winning people over with smart funny comments and gimmicks with his high pressure sales techniques I don’t buy any of it, the guy is a muppet and the dragons felt the same
@Joe Nicholson Cells try to keep the concentration of disolved electrolytes balanced. by consuming deminteralised water, you mess up the balance, which the cells will try to restore be taking in more water (due to the cells "skin" being a semipermeable membrane). if the cells were to take in to much water they would burst, hence causing harm, mostly in the intestine. the danger of drinking demineralised water is often a bit overstatet though. the human body is fairly resilient, so as long as you dont drink large amounts of it or drink it very regularily nothing happens. a glas or two doesnt really hurt.
@@patrickhammer8147 And you can always add some unclean sea salt from unpolluted waters. If the stuff about high blood pressure was true, I'd have it. It's the table salt with anti-caking ingredient that gets you.
Nothin like a good ole fashioned scam straight from the depths of hell, thems were the days son, tie up muh pony at the trough and leave with a stallion to the ghost town over
@@silvianbruno7512 Probably because those types of schemes do end up making money for the ground floor. Barry assumed the Dragons would compromise their names for money.
@@Crunchy_Punch he said all the three words that are associated with a pyramid scheme “a pyramid multi level direct marketing.” all the three names seamlessly like it was one word.i wonder where and how Barry got the other “mil” he’s claimed he has “in hardwork”
@@musawirmd6289 He probably used the pyramid scheme probably for multiple times. And his hard work is basically talking people down into buying his stuff. The problem is that such a system doesn't work on people that can keep their sanity.
Two things really stood out for me: What on earth did they spend £200,000 on so far? And, it's not a pyramid scheme. They were not selling it to people to recruit people to sell it to: they wanted to sell it directly. So they couldn't even get that part right!
To put the cheap digital thermometer on the front of the dehumidifier. Probably had to spend for one chinese factory to connect the module to the dehumudifier, and maybe even a design cost to make it look like it isnt just a dehumidifier
@@aceman0000099 I think they are in the US, but I don't know about the UK. Besides, there is a grey area if there is technically a product, such as this machine.
I think they expect barry to sit there arguing with people at the door until they buy their units. I got hired to go door to door and lasted three days. Rather then have me learn about the product u would be selling so i can explain to a potential customer how it would benefit them the person training me was insisting on me learning a script. A few times i asked him to let me to try to sell to the people and he said no because i could not remember the script. On the day i left, i told him people do not care about the script. if they are going to purchase what I am pitching I need to be able to explain to them how this product is better than all other similar products. when i was working at Sears i would make a point to listen to what the customer says and try to find products that meet their needs. If you are looking for a tv so your kids can play video games you likely want a cheap 15in tv and not a 75in plasma tv with surround sound stereo just like if you are looking for a tv for your Sunday night football meetups with your friends a 15in tv will not cut it for you. When it came to suggesting peripherals i would simply suggest ones that would enhance what was being bought. It would be my goal to have the customer leave the store with what they bought and not have to return 30 days later to return it. Lets just say that I met my monthly quotas in the first weeks of each month. Sales is all about solving the problems of those who come to you.
6:11 "It’s good old fashioned pyramid, multi-level direct marketing." He literally used all of the terms related to a pyramid scheme from the Federal Trades Commission and smashed it into one term. Now that's transparency.
Not to mention when talking to Peter, they're like "We want your money and knowledge" for basically nothing in return. Then for him to refuse to say how much money they have in the company, is another crazy move, like unless I misunderstood, those are two red flags, even without him basically admitting it's a Pyramid scheme! lmao!
@@tewrgh Water isn't the only thing in the air. You should review the water cycle from school. You can't drink rain water until it's been filtered by the ground.
@@PaulSmith-qs1es well, you can, but that water will be contaminated with anything it picked up from the air pollution. This is how rain becomes acidic.
He's sweating buckets because of his own machine. You know how water is a coolant? Well their machine does that process in reverse. It's de-evaporating water. Then he has the nerve to complain about the heat of the water.
What the hell do you know. Because he's middle aged and bald, you're assuming he is a sex tourist. STFU! You are so prejudiced. Imagine saying that about a black guy.
Came down here to say the same thing haha, he really thought these millionaires wouldn't fact check his claims and would just hand him the money he wanted 😂
@dylan foley Pretty much, I avoid reality TV for this reason. I don't have much experience with non-American reality TV though, for all I know it's just reality shows in general.
"Runs through a condensing unit like a dehumidifier" It is a dehumidifier. It produces undrinkable water that requires purification to be potable and is dependant on high humidity to work. In places it works, it costs more than municipal water supplies, in places with low humidity, it produces next to no water. The machine itself is a fraud.
@@joelbadger9661 Well, they do work. I use a dehumidifier in my basement and it produces a constant trickle of water down my drain. They just don't work as advertised for creating potable water especially in places that would need the highly inefficient and expensive water.
@@joelbadger9661 Nope. No need to preload any water. This is simple chemistry. One rod is steel, another is aluminium. As you pass a strong current through the rods, they undergo a process called galvanic corrosion. The discoloration is essentially rust in the water. This is a fraudulent "trick" commonly used by water filter salesmen to convince people that their water is bad when it is in fact perfectly fine.
This is like a triple scam. It's a simple dehumidifier that you can get cheaply anywhere, which is an inefficient way to produce water, promoted through a typical electrode scam trick, sold through a pyramid scheme. Oh, yes, and the distilled water that is being produced tastes terribly and is pretty bad for you. And, you don't need your whole filtration system. It's just taken the pure water out of the air. You don't need to filter it anymore. I'm somewhat surprised that there wasn't a stronger reaction from the dragons. This is the equivalent of a Nigerian prince and all they respond to is the pyramid scheme aspect. It was far worse than just that.
+Ben Baert "It's just taken the pure water out of the air. You don't need to filter it anymore." Haven't you noticed that all dehumidifiers clearly instruct you *not to drink* the water they produce? There's a reason for that. It's not safe. Rainwater isn't safe either. *Condensed water isn't safe.* Ironically, this product is one of the better 'water from air' devices (which are all, make no mistake, effectively scams) since it actually does include a filtration system. From what I can gather from their pitch, the water is held under UV-C light which will immediately kill any bacteria meaning the water it outputs will be perfectly safe. Please don't comment on things you don't know about.
@@benbaert2166 "Regular cleaning of the tank minimizes this problem, but I would say that unless you are planning to drink the water that has just dripped into a freshly cleaned tank, don’t do it." Thats from the article that you linked, they also say in that article that the water in a dehumidifier is demineralised and that is safe to drink. This is not actually true, and i actually found an official journal on it from WHO. Those same guys that we listen to in pandemic situations, like the one we are in right now. www.who.int/water_sanitation_health/dwq/nutrientschap12.pdf
@@ccaagg condensed water isnt imbued with any magical properties, there is no condensed water element or molecule. The issue with condensed water from a dehumidifier is that the container hasn't been built to store or disperse potable water. Pleas explain your understanding of UV-c light in terms of PAR, saturation and exposure time
The last time I had a salesman inside my door who wouldn't take no for an answer and refused to leave, I had to call the police and trespass the person.
I was waiting for one of the dragons to say can we see inside the unit to see the filters, then they open it up , nothing inside just a big bottle of tap water in it lol.
@@whichDude many people dislike the taste of water that doesn't have a mineral content that is probably why they were complaining about the taste. And even if the people making the product are willing to flat out lie about their machine they would probably still include a filter and sterilization system, dehumidifiers tend to grow a lot of bacteria and lawsuits from people who become sick after drinking their water would get very expensive very quickly if they didn't implement something to reduce this risk.
10:00 I am shocked yet unsurprised that their defense is to say it needs "flushing" time. That means there's HEAVY factory fouling present, which means that it is NOT safe to sell. If I'd just drank that water I'd be concerned and likely demand to know what pollutants I'd just imbibed.
The way he smiled whilst looking at the camera after delivering the line reminded me of someone, I couldn't put my finger on who.. Until this comment 😂😂
omg, wtf was HE smoking/using so i can avoid ever doing it? if you can't AT LEAST manage to keep the words "pyramid scheme" out of your pitch, no way do you deserve venture capital.
I swear it was so David Brent when he said “...and about a million in hard work” *tongue in cheek* that I was expecting him to wink at Deborah then look at the camera with a smug grin.
Until now, I didn’t realise the expression “tongue-in-cheek” also had such a literal meaning. You’re spot on with Brent too, I was waiting for him to elbow his business partner, then point at Theo and say “see, he gets it, yeah?”
@@Amcor09 10% equity for access to knowledge and experience that makes millions. Consider the personal opportunity cost of Jones spending time with these guys selling water filters across a direct sales network that isn't even going to be able to demo their product properly. Is it really going to make up for the time that could haven spent elsewhere?
@@PocketBeemRocket You literally just explained their job, this is how they make money, so yes, it doesn't make up for the time that could have been spent elsewhere.
@@GeoRust1 The line of questioning was supposed to reveal some insight as to whether they in fact can make any money. From all indications, they weren't making money off their scam.
@@Amcor09 lol true, there have been a few episodes where the dragons act like dumbasses. There was one about the company that you sell your used goods too. I think it's ep1 out of the whole series. they all basically got offended that the 2 partners started the company with 50k for 50-50, and then they were selling 10% for 150K or something like that. and then one of them complains, "why did you guys pay 50k for 50% but are asking me 150k for 10%" hahaha
Me: “I wonder how he’s gonna hide the fact that it’s a pyramid scheme and how the Dragons are gonna catch him red handed” Barry: *literally reveals it’s a pyramid scheme”
@@clarkalarcon4057 I worked very briefly for a company like that before realising what it was. Steer well clear of any business that is set up that way.
To be fair, both presenters are sweating like crazy. This must be done on purpose. You'll notice that none of the dragons are sweating. The presenters must be lit with halogen lamps and the dragons must be lit with LED lights.
Peter: “How much money have you put in?” Paul: “I’ve put in about £150,000” Peter: “What about you Barry?” Barry: “Ooo about £50,000. And about a million in hard work *wink*”- David Brent at his finest
I work in double glazing and have met dozens of Barry’s, they’re always the ones that have done it for years and can’t get away from the sales tactics of the 80s and 90s. I’d say it was less editing and more of his bullying personality
"How much money do you have?" "None of your business how much money do YOU have!?" "Probably about 10 Million in the bank." "...Well thats an irrelevant question"
8:14 Barry's facial expression after saying that absolute gem says everything about his character; a shameless salesman who loves the sound of his own voice.
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Just like bitcoin.
They should do one episode where they act like American Sharks...
Dragons' Den vs Shark Tank
For Shark Week!!!
Those dragons were sure breathing fire after drinking that water .
The more sweaty people you have in the room the more water you generate
08:10🤣
The water tastes bad because it's sucking Barry's sweat straight out of the air
That's actually true lmao
Crying 😂
ewww wtf dude :D
😂
I just went down to the comments to write that! You beat me to it!!
I was baffled when he said "Multi level pyramid direct marketing" with such confidence.
And called it classic as well
"good, old fashioned scamming people and pissing off with their money" is what I heard haha
What I love is that he literally recited every iteration of that scam marketing all at once (pyramid scheme, MLM and direct selling)
What actually is a pyramid scheme? I read it is where the person at the top of the pyramid recruits someone to recruit other people and so on. People get a commission for everyone they recruit. Is that how it works or am I wrong?
@@fightforfreedom5292 yeah and that’s why this model ultimately falls apart. You see, people usually make money through selling products and get profits from it, not by people below feeding them money. Those unqualified people don’t have knowledge to sell things, and can only hope to recruit more people so they can get money from it. Once people don’t join your scam anymore, it start to break from the bottom up. The lower tiers suffer the most and have the most amount of people.
I once had an ice cube company which was doing really well. We went into liquidation in the summer. Wasn't cool.
genius
Ok dad
That joke looked promising. Then I read your punchline.
ok boomer
Keep up the meditating.
Number one rule of a pyramid scheme/multi-level marketing (MLM) is to never admit that it's a pyramid scheme/MLM.
You have to say it’s “direct sales”
Amway is an example
@@RandyTheManiac He called it that too.
Bro was proud of the fact it was a pyramid scheme😂
@@RandyTheManiacit’s a triangle of opportunity 🔺
What I expected at some point : "Of course it tastes terrible, we poisoned it, now the antidote is £1M per person, you have 5 minutes to decide."
Sounds like some kinda trap from the SAW flicks
That's a genius product. I'd invest.
I can’t believe I’m saying this about such a terrible idea, but I would invest.
@RaniaIsAwesome Uh why does a joke need to make sense?
lol
"It's not a pyramid scheme it's a triangle of opportunity."
"No its a Toblerone of capitalism"
Underrated comment 😂
It's a Doritos plan
D C, you must work for EA. ;)
No it's a Dorito of Dollars
“You are talking about a pyramid selling scheme”
*nods head enthusiastically*
Hey, atleast he was honest about it...
He was quite proud of it being a "good old fashioned pyramid scheme."
Talk about talking yourself out of a sale...
Why wouldn't he?
AJ Batsche what’s wrong with pyramid business selling scheme ?
When Deborah said “it’s a pyramid scheme” Barry just smiled and nodded 😂🤦🏻♀️
I don't think he knows what one is 😂
@@sayno2lolzisbackhe said the word pyramid himself but he's forgotten a world outside of pyramid schemes so like, it doesn't really sound that bad haha
Plot twist: His forehead is actually the machine that makes water out of air
Holy hell. 😂 ded
Underrated comment lmao
Bloody well done. Keen observation there, mate. 😂😂😂
😂🤣💯
That's why it tasted revolting.
He just said “its good ol fashioned pyramid, multi-level marketing..” like those arent the exact descriptions of a scam...
Omfg i just read that as it was saying it by total hazard😅
Its not, have you ever worked for one? The people who call it a scam are the same as the women complaining on the show
Is that legal in the UK? Pretty sure pyramid schemes are illegal in most countries.
@@jakethesnake1503 yup only someone part of a pyramid scam would try to tell everyone with common sense it's not a scam lmao. News flash, it's been proven time and time again that they're fraudulent. You just sound ignorant
@@jakethesnake1503 The idea of sitting back and watching the money roll in (which demands as much work as starting any salescompany with enough salesmen and management to relieve you of your own effort), in combination with you having to usually pay to recieve training or some form of plus deal is what is dishonest. Why don't they just hire you as a salesman at their expanding company with an increasing demand? Because the product isnt good enough. If it was, getting hired by them would be a challange, not an idea sold to you. So they convince you to sell a product after actually buying it and if you succeed they make money and if you fail they make money. If you fail you loose money but can't file for bancrupcy.
It's as if i told you: Hey if you buy these piles of dirt from me, you could probably sell them for a bit more. And if you need advice I can give you guidence in exchange for more money.
Its a basic salesposition with less security and usually a lot more manipulative hiring adds.
"Good old fashioned pyramid scheme, multi-level, strategy" - You said the quiet part out loud.
I know, my jaw dropped when he said that so boldly 😂 anyway I'm happy enough with the tap water I get where I live lol
Buhahaha, precisely. 😆😆
@@teethgrinder83 It’s pretty hilarious. They want to sell this in the UK? A place where if you really don’t like the taste of the tap water you just get a filter like a normal person?
Madness.
This pitch reminds me of the King of Queens episode where Doug’s neighbors make him invest in a pyramid scheme where he has to sell water filtration machine liscenses to all his friends so they can sell the liscenses. He loses all his invested $ obviously lol
If this was behind closed doors then I don't think any "entrepreneur" would hesitate to say that out loud to investors, for the simple yet sad reason that MLM/pyramid schemes are still successful in this day and age. But yeah it's dumb to say it on TV lol.
"don't forget not to tell them it's a pyramid scheme!"
"come on, how could I forget that!"
It's a dehumidifier. It probably tasted weird because Barry's brow sweat was being condensated inside the machine
It's a new machine, pretty good chance it's just disinfectant from the filters supposed to stop disease. Not nice stuff to drink, but I think likely nicer than after the machine is a few weeks old when the disinfectant is all washed off the filters and bacteria start growing on it because that happens to all dehumidifiers.
@scragar Are you Barry?
@@xinx666 yup that’s him
@@scragar you forgot the /s
Not only that demineralised water is not good to drink. Pure water is not considered drinkablr
HIs forehead made more water than his machine.
LOL!
Loool
😂😂
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Mark S even before I saw this I laughed, I knew this was gonna be a good video 😂
This is basically a guy who drank the water out of a dehumidifier and thought why isn't everyone doing this
Precisely lmao
Exactly wtf!!!!!!!!!
Brill!😂
Nailed it.
I did that once. Tasted how the room smelt. 🤮
I come back to this video every couple years. Never gets old.
same
Me too.
Swede here. This is the first Dragon's Den clip I've ever seen. Was I given a real treat?
I was Barry's best friend's girlfriend. One evening in 1997 Barry out of the blue propositioned me in an Islington pub, when his best friend wasn't there that evening. Totally floored me. Barry invited me back to his place to 'have a dip in the jacuzzi'. Guess he was interested in large water pursuits even back then. Vividly remember him leering at me at the bar, goggling at me with those gaping unblinking eyes. Totally self-centred self- promoter. The fact that he was trying to poach his best friend's girlfriend didn't disturb him in the slightest.
Me too! 😂
“Good ol’ pyramid multi-level direct marketing”
Tried and true 🤣
He actually said that!!! Unbelievable!
It seems to me that these two sales clowns are actually selling people into their pyramid scheme and not their water dehumidifier machine it's self.
The fact he admitted it.
its just commission on sale.. he said he doesn't have to spend money on advertising and marketing because he only will pay a portion of the profit to the people that knock on doors. Is there something Im missing? For example even Venmo a billion dollar company uses the same technique, invite a new customer for $5.
How can they go door-to-door selling this, when they say the machine needs to be standing overnight for the water to taste good? Does their sales pitch include a sleepover??
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Love all the holes in their plan
I mean, Kirby salespeople have been known to invade houses for over 5 hours.
lol you have made my day
"...and this is our water." Holds up a glass of piss.
Cathy are you a single lady aged 23-35?
Steve Christie Are you a single neckbeard looking for love on TH-cam?
@@stevechristie2569 My god I love this comment, This is now my new pick up line when im out on the lash with the lads.
Cathy are you a single neckbeard looking for love on TH-cam?
When did youtube turn into a dating site, that’s funnier then that guy sweating in the video lol
Quick trick tip: notice during the electric test to show the differences in the waters, only one side was smoking when they took it out the of the cups. That side was the "dirty water." That smoke is coming from the coating they sprayed to make it seem dirty.
That smoke was heated chlorine and hydrogen gas coming off the anode and cathode reacting with the ambient air. Electrolysis produces Cl-2 and H-2 from the reaction with water (H20) and salt (NaCl). The saltier the water, the quicker it becomes dark when current is passed through it. Salts in water are actually good, they're minerals and "electrolytes" (like they put in Gatorade). However, passing electricity through metals dipped in water will make it unsafe to drink.
@@lcloutier1000 I've seen the green water before - it comes from using stainless steel electrodes, the chlorine from the electrolysed salt water leaches chromium out of the stainless steel to produce chromium chloride.
The electrodes on the "good water" side will be carbon steel instead.
"There's no plastic!"
*entire contraption housed in plastic*
Haha
@ArmchairWarrior No, it isn't.
Think you'll find its hardened playdough
And the electricity consumption too. Carbon footprint..?
@@2E0UUU it's a joke
Barry sounds like a good old fashioned snake oil salesman.
real talk lol
Bissy r
He reminds me of Ray Kroc from the movie "The Founder"
Christopher Melville .........except that Ray actually took a great idea (admittedly created by other people) and expanded it to a gigantic multinational corporation in a matter of a few years, he wasn’t selling snake oil, which is meant to mean a ‘fake’ product, he was selling food, an actual product, McDonalds now feeds 1% of the worlds population every day.
Bissy what do you mean by “snake oil salesman”? :)
Yo stop dissing , my man got distribution rights in Syria and Iran
😂😂😂
And in Sri Lanka, we've never even heard of them. Sri Lanka is a country with more fresh water than it can handle. They will be literally murdered if they try this scam here.
I've heard the Syrian market is blowing up right now though...
@@SebAnders lmao
@@SebAnders Don't forget the innocent men women and children being murdered on a daily basis.
That hokey "electrolyzer" test is bunk. If you electrolyze water you get hydrogen and oxygen. The water doesn't turn colors from that alone; they've got some trick going on to make it change colors, and those colors are in no way a good test of water purity. I'm not surprised it tastes bad either, that's basically air conditioner condensation they're drinking. It's going to have picked up contamination from the air and nothing short of a reverse osmosis filter will get that out of there. And if you have a reverse osmosis filter you don't need a fancy condenser.
True it's a scam. They put some epsom salt in there to make it discolour when electrolysed.
it is a very simple scam, the colors comes from the electrodes, different electrode composition will produce different oxides colors.
As abrasive as Barry is I love that line "When two people in a business agree all the time, one of them is unnecessary"
Which he definitely memorized and said to a 100 people at least by that time
You can definitely tell Theo liked that line lol you can see him smile.
Barry is a man of one liners and selling Kirby cleaners winning people over with smart funny comments and gimmicks with his high pressure sales techniques I don’t buy any of it, the guy is a muppet and the dragons felt the same
@@Dev-In-Denver123 idk if you're sarcastic but I only saw Theo feel pity and second hand embarrassment lol
@@Dev-In-Denver123 i think it was a knowing smile of 'yes, spout your pseudo philosophical business mantras, all part of the act you absolute muppet'
I can't believe he actually said the word PYRAMID, imagine being this daft
He actually presented pyramid selling as benefit = clueless
Exactly!
I can't believe you said the word daft. Imagine being this British.
He meant reverse funnel system obviously. Totally not a scam.
Thomas Stuart and what’s the problem with being British then ?
"Purest drinking water on the planet."
Been a while since med school, but I'd advise people away from drinking pure water.
Joel Hall Lol, completely agree. Demineralised water is really not good to drink.
People don't realize just how bad most "purified" water is.
@Joe Nicholson you're not meant to have water without minerals. It could possibly cause great harm to your intestines if you were to drink pure H2O
@Joe Nicholson Cells try to keep the concentration of disolved electrolytes balanced. by consuming deminteralised water, you mess up the balance, which the cells will try to restore be taking in more water (due to the cells "skin" being a semipermeable membrane). if the cells were to take in to much water they would burst, hence causing harm, mostly in the intestine. the danger of drinking demineralised water is often a bit overstatet though. the human body is fairly resilient, so as long as you dont drink large amounts of it or drink it very regularily nothing happens. a glas or two doesnt really hurt.
@@patrickhammer8147 And you can always add some unclean sea salt from unpolluted waters. If the stuff about high blood pressure was true, I'd have it. It's the table salt with anti-caking ingredient that gets you.
5:13 "they're probably gonna continue using tap wa'a, or drinking bo'eled wa'a"
Don’t ever use the word “pyramid” in a pitch
Unless you're trying to sell actual pyramids. lol
Good old fashioned multi level marketing, pymarid scheme.... i couldnt believe me ears
Pumpkin I would call them 3D triangles so much easier
Unleash the POWER of the pyramid!
James' reaction was priceless
Dragon’s Den is brilliant in its subtle production design of only air conditioning the left side of the room.
Let's see Paul Allen's pitch.
The pitch sucks turn the air conditioning off 😂
@@naughtiusmaximus789 It even has a water mark.
I think they are just blasting the poor guys with hot studio lights.
Can't tell if this is a joke or for real.
@@naughtiusmaximus789 wdym?
“It’s good old fashioned pyramid multi level marketing”
He thought he had killed them
Oh my god, I thought this was sarcasm until I actually got to that part.
Nothin like a good ole fashioned scam straight from the depths of hell, thems were the days son, tie up muh pony at the trough and leave with a stallion to the ghost town over
Take out the word “good” and that statement becomes the savage criticism it aught it be.
I thought one of the Dragons said this, can't believe buddy used it in his pitch! What a moron!
8:16 Barry trying to hype himself up and then getting completely denied by James is the funniest thing to ever come by out of this show
Perfect David Brent impression
"good old-fashioned pyramid multi-level direct marketing"
that's a lot of words for SCAM
@C.I.A. it's safe now
yeah as soon as he literally said the word pyramid I oofed
Next up: A Nigerian Prince proposes something to the dragons that almost sounds too good to be true.
Poor prince. Nobody trusts him.
😂😂😂
I'm offended 😂
@@ValyrianPrince Shut up and take my money! xD
Micheal Scott
Barry has a twin that lives inside the machine and they drain his sweat.
😂😂😂
Hahahhahahahaa savage🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😊😊
I gagged a little
5 star comment 😂
I love that he mentioned the Kirby vacuums, those were also an mlm
“Ok here’s the pitch, it’s a good old fashioned pyramid selling scheme”
“I’m out”
You know this guy's on a different level when he can straight face say that like it's a good thing.
@@silvianbruno7512 Probably because those types of schemes do end up making money for the ground floor. Barry assumed the Dragons would compromise their names for money.
@@Crunchy_Punch he said all the three words that are associated with a pyramid scheme “a pyramid multi level direct marketing.” all the three names seamlessly like it was one word.i wonder where and how Barry got the other “mil” he’s claimed he has “in hardwork”
@@musawirmd6289 He probably used the pyramid scheme probably for multiple times. And his hard work is basically talking people down into buying his stuff. The problem is that such a system doesn't work on people that can keep their sanity.
“About a million in hard work” - David Brent
he actually looked smug when he produced that quip!
CJ W lmao looked dead proud of himself didn’t he?? Almost like his next words were ‘you liked that one didn’t you?!’
I was just about to comment that he sounded like David Brent! 😂
😆😆
😂😂😂
When you're trying to sell a pyramid scheme, the last thing you want to do is admit that it's a pyramid scheme.
Two things really stood out for me: What on earth did they spend £200,000 on so far? And, it's not a pyramid scheme. They were not selling it to people to recruit people to sell it to: they wanted to sell it directly. So they couldn't even get that part right!
Did you miss the part of the video where they openly admit that their advertising model is to "recruit" people solely on commission to sell it on?
@@user-mv5zt8qd9l I certainly did
He mentioned commissions based on sales
To put the cheap digital thermometer on the front of the dehumidifier. Probably had to spend for one chinese factory to connect the module to the dehumudifier, and maybe even a design cost to make it look like it isnt just a dehumidifier
Normally pyramid schemes avoid like crazy saying the word “pyramid scheme” but by god they went for it.
Aren't they illegal?
@@aceman0000099 I think they are in the US, but I don't know about the UK. Besides, there is a grey area if there is technically a product, such as this machine.
Pyramid Pride
They were hoping to be honest amongst ''fellow business people''.
reverse funnel system
A dehumidifier with a water filter. How revolutionary.
n4n1damn lmao my dehumidifier literally does what there trying to pitch
I mean has anyone tried to do it before? Maybe not because it tastes like piss... but an idea is never bad just because it's simple.
@@robbiedart7422 repeatedly. Check Thunderf00t's videos about different free water scams.
@@Niilomaan Cheers
@Zwenk Wiel Wouldn't be surprised if they had at all, was just curious
This is why HD is a curse. I didn't need to see an overweight man in his 40's-50's sweating uncontrollably, while the camera pans closer.
Jenny felt that way as well so for that reason she is now out.
40s is a stretch
Hahaha
Definitely 50s
Ffs 😭
It tastes terrible since it is distilled water. All the minerals that we are used to have been removed.
“…and about a million in hard work” I couldn’t breathe when he said that he looked so proud of that line 🤣🤣
You can imagine him sat in a meeting room downing coffee all day coming out with gems like that.
Hi friends
Such a "Brent" moment!!
Too much smug😂
@@JohnnyAdz. it so was :-)
If the machine needs to sit overnight, then how are they doing door to door demonstrations?
👍
Ikr, its there final braincells.
They said it was a new machine, so maybe it only needs to sit overnight when initially set up? No clue.
I think they expect barry to sit there arguing with people at the door until they buy their units. I got hired to go door to door and lasted three days. Rather then have me learn about the product u would be selling so i can explain to a potential customer how it would benefit them the person training me was insisting on me learning a script. A few times i asked him to let me to try to sell to the people and he said no because i could not remember the script. On the day i left, i told him people do not care about the script. if they are going to purchase what I am pitching I need to be able to explain to them how this product is better than all other similar products. when i was working at Sears i would make a point to listen to what the customer says and try to find products that meet their needs. If you are looking for a tv so your kids can play video games you likely want a cheap 15in tv and not a 75in plasma tv with surround sound stereo just like if you are looking for a tv for your Sunday night football meetups with your friends a 15in tv will not cut it for you. When it came to suggesting peripherals i would simply suggest ones that would enhance what was being bought. It would be my goal to have the customer leave the store with what they bought and not have to return 30 days later to return it. Lets just say that I met my monthly quotas in the first weeks of each month. Sales is all about solving the problems of those who come to you.
@@atch300 It's a dehumidifier. They take time to draw water out of the air.
6:11 "It’s good old fashioned pyramid, multi-level direct marketing."
He literally used all of the terms related to a pyramid scheme from the Federal Trades Commission and smashed it into one term. Now that's transparency.
If you still invest after hearing that you DESERVE TO BE POOR
Not to mention when talking to Peter, they're like "We want your money and knowledge" for basically nothing in return. Then for him to refuse to say how much money they have in the company, is another crazy move, like unless I misunderstood, those are two red flags, even without him basically admitting it's a Pyramid scheme! lmao!
Confidence man, quite literally
Honest liars.... they'd be great amid certain states
Unlike his water :b
I just looked up the company. It seems that they have pivoted from a water dispenser to a dehumidifier and an air purifier.
I think it's a different company. The Air Oasis still in business is a corporation located in Texas.
It will be the same device
Dude really thought that million in hard work line was a banger didn’t he?
so funny lol
the cut to James rolling his eyes - excellent
He was off his head completely
A genuine David Brent line
Comedy gold!
"This is our water" Shows piss in a glass
I was thinking the same
hahahahahahahahah
I was like wait which one is supposed to be drinkable? 😂😂
😂😂😂
Water with minerals is amazing which we are evolved to drink , compared to a water from an humidifier .
“Like a dehumidifier”
Actually it really is just a dehumidifier.
nothing new.. i see the water case all the time.. they like billion of them... they just filter a water..
Which would mean that you get air from all over the house. From the walls, steam from piss, the floor and from the outside.
@@studyguy.7660 I’m laughing so hard after realizing this 😂😂😂
@@studyguy.7660 at least its going into your stomach to be melted with acid.
Whereas you're breathing it into your lungs all the time 😂
I always see a dehumidifier’s water as waste
love how theo mentions his wife and kids every now and then 😊
Good old Mrs P! 😅
SO he is selling a dehumidifier with a filter. Also the electrolysis thing is a common water purifier scam
So..... why do you need any filtration if you're sucking water out of the air? Totally confused..
tewrgh Because the water in the air is not entirely clean?
@@tewrgh Water isn't the only thing in the air. You should review the water cycle from school. You can't drink rain water until it's been filtered by the ground.
@@PaulSmith-qs1es well, you can, but that water will be contaminated with anything it picked up from the air pollution. This is how rain becomes acidic.
@@scjohnk true that
Barry is like that Key and Peele skit where he’s sweating buckets trying to convince people he’s not lying
That’s exactly what I was thinking lol
Lol
He's sweating buckets because of his own machine. You know how water is a coolant? Well their machine does that process in reverse. It's de-evaporating water. Then he has the nerve to complain about the heat of the water.
LOL that's exactly what I was thinking
What the hell do you know. Because he's middle aged and bald, you're assuming he is a sex tourist. STFU! You are so prejudiced. Imagine saying that about a black guy.
10:45 I’m impressed how he manages to pronounce “water” 3 different ways in five seconds
Had to listen over again 😂😂
Waa
@@ironsentinel6047 True, true words when translated. 🤣
Botul of wotah
Wa’ar, wor, wotarr
Went from "Icecold" 2:31 to "because its warm, that's why" 9:29
Came down here to say the same thing haha, he really thought these millionaires wouldn't fact check his claims and would just hand him the money he wanted 😂
Goated comment 😂
Barry looks like one of those guys that absolutely loves visiting Thailand.
Totally not for the little girls
Or the Philippines... or show up in the show 90 day fiancée
@@caseyjamie818 lol! 100%
Definitely a Phuket Fiend from the looks of it...He probably harvests water from Thai underwear 🥽🤸🏻♀️
Sits in a bar called 'Linekers'
She: "it's a pyramid selling scheme"
He: nodding enthusiasticly
Narrator: "The dragons are enraged and furious"
The dragons: moderately annoyed
@dylan foley Pretty much, I avoid reality TV for this reason. I don't have much experience with non-American reality TV though, for all I know it's just reality shows in general.
@dylan foley yeah American tv shows are reality TV show pumped up on obscene amounts of cocaine and hyperbole.
They were British enraged and furious.
In Britain moderately annoyed and ‘enraged and furious’ are the same thing
Watch 10:16 "I get really annoyed now"
The amount of sweat pouring off Barry could occupy one of those drinking glasses
The fact that a sweating Barry won’t even cool himself with a glass of he’s own water speaks volumes.
Unrated comment!!
Amazing observation
😭😭😭😭😭🤣☠️
Pun intended?
Reminds me in the simpsons when the baseball commentator won't eat the sausage
Imagine Barry selling door to door in Syria
The heat will make him a living waterfall.
😂
😂 winning comment 😂
Haha.
Shut your mouth Syria have water you silly clown
"Runs through a condensing unit like a dehumidifier"
It is a dehumidifier. It produces undrinkable water that requires purification to be potable and is dependant on high humidity to work. In places it works, it costs more than municipal water supplies, in places with low humidity, it produces next to no water. The machine itself is a fraud.
Exactly. There's no way that machine running indoors for an hour would have condensed enough for four glasses of water.
The electrode "test" is also a scam. It doesn't test anything, it just dissolves the rods into the water.
Exactly! The water was preloaded, these DON'T WORK
@@joelbadger9661 Well, they do work. I use a dehumidifier in my basement and it produces a constant trickle of water down my drain. They just don't work as advertised for creating potable water especially in places that would need the highly inefficient and expensive water.
@@joelbadger9661 Nope. No need to preload any water. This is simple chemistry. One rod is steel, another is aluminium. As you pass a strong current through the rods, they undergo a process called galvanic corrosion. The discoloration is essentially rust in the water. This is a fraudulent "trick" commonly used by water filter salesmen to convince people that their water is bad when it is in fact perfectly fine.
i like how James sticks to the facts. He never has to insult anybody.
I was not expecting him to actually call it a pyramid in his pitch. Maybe MLM, but I was blown away when he actually said pyramid
Good work Sherlock
I mean Conan
wow yeah he litterally said it XD
You sound like a great detective. But not as great as a certain high school detective.
@@rizkyanandita8227 The Detective Prince?
Maybe where they are, pyramid does not have the negative connotations we have here in the US where it's actually illegal.
I can't believe how unapologetically he boasted that this was a pyramid scheme.
This is like a triple scam. It's a simple dehumidifier that you can get cheaply anywhere, which is an inefficient way to produce water, promoted through a typical electrode scam trick, sold through a pyramid scheme. Oh, yes, and the distilled water that is being produced tastes terribly and is pretty bad for you.
And, you don't need your whole filtration system. It's just taken the pure water out of the air. You don't need to filter it anymore.
I'm somewhat surprised that there wasn't a stronger reaction from the dragons. This is the equivalent of a Nigerian prince and all they respond to is the pyramid scheme aspect. It was far worse than just that.
+Ben Baert
"It's just taken the pure water out of the air. You don't need to filter it anymore."
Haven't you noticed that all dehumidifiers clearly instruct you *not to drink* the water they produce? There's a reason for that. It's not safe. Rainwater isn't safe either. *Condensed water isn't safe.*
Ironically, this product is one of the better 'water from air' devices (which are all, make no mistake, effectively scams) since it actually does include a filtration system. From what I can gather from their pitch, the water is held under UV-C light which will immediately kill any bacteria meaning the water it outputs will be perfectly safe.
Please don't comment on things you don't know about.
@@ccaagg it is safe if kept clean www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/health-technology-you-asked/water-dehumidifier-drinkable
@@benbaert2166 "Regular cleaning of the tank minimizes this problem, but I would say that unless you are planning to drink the water that has just dripped into a freshly cleaned tank, don’t do it." Thats from the article that you linked, they also say in that article that the water in a dehumidifier is demineralised and that is safe to drink. This is not actually true, and i actually found an official journal on it from WHO. Those same guys that we listen to in pandemic situations, like the one we are in right now. www.who.int/water_sanitation_health/dwq/nutrientschap12.pdf
@@ccaagg condensed water isnt imbued with any magical properties, there is no condensed water element or molecule. The issue with condensed water from a dehumidifier is that the container hasn't been built to store or disperse potable water.
Pleas explain your understanding of UV-c light in terms of PAR, saturation and exposure time
I hate scam artists, I like seeing them get exposed and embarrassed. I like your break down too.
Motorway service stations used to be full of reps called Barry in their mondeos and series 3's.
I like how the one dude came off annoying af so Peter tried to question the other one.
And he turned out to be just as bad
😂😂😂
Frank: You fell for a pyramid scheme.
Dee: No, It's a reverse funnel system.
Frank: Turn it upside down.
Dee: Oh god dammit.
Love some it's always sunny lol
Now help me out of this coil!
“Reduce your carbon footprint” by using an insane amount of electricity to dehumidify drinking water out of the air.
he also just completely forgot about one of the dragons bringing up stuff like brita filters......which completely eliminate the arguement
Seems ligit
*WaterSeer intensifies*
@Owen Yin Plastic production is the lesser of two evils, we used to dump the oil byproducts into the ocean before turning it into plastic.
@@bencastor9207 And ironically, it still ended in the ocean lol
The last time I had a salesman inside my door who wouldn't take no for an answer and refused to leave, I had to call the police and trespass the person.
I was waiting for one of the dragons to say can we see inside the unit to see the filters, then they open it up , nothing inside just a big bottle of tap water in it lol.
Or a third sweaty man just ringing out a flannel.
@@ethanwilson9406 the classic
That's just a dehumidifier. These guys are just collecting the water and trying to sell it.
Selling water. Nestlé is shedding a tear.
Just like Lorax movie. Harvest fresh air from sky and sell it.
They added a filter.
@@garethbaus5471 I don't think they did. All the dragons were talking about how bad it tasted.
@@whichDude many people dislike the taste of water that doesn't have a mineral content that is probably why they were complaining about the taste. And even if the people making the product are willing to flat out lie about their machine they would probably still include a filter and sterilization system, dehumidifiers tend to grow a lot of bacteria and lawsuits from people who become sick after drinking their water would get very expensive very quickly if they didn't implement something to reduce this risk.
Barry looks like a scammer straight out of a Guy Ritchie movie.
This guy is the real life incarnation of Barry the Baptist
facts
"How long for that water Barry?"
"24 hours Turkish"
he dont looklike a scammer , how You knows what a scammerlook like . Barry Nice , i know it . i doo ireally trust what he says , dont yOu
Ben Smith Who took the jam out of your donut?
10:00
I am shocked yet unsurprised that their defense is to say it needs "flushing" time. That means there's HEAVY factory fouling present, which means that it is NOT safe to sell. If I'd just drank that water I'd be concerned and likely demand to know what pollutants I'd just imbibed.
n---ga really just said "imbiging" 💀
“And a million in hard work” could’ve sworn he turned into David Brent.
Exactly what i thought when he said it
Mate I had the exact same thought haha
I couldn’t stand being in the same room as that guy.
The way he smiled whilst looking at the camera after delivering the line reminded me of someone, I couldn't put my finger on who..
Until this comment 😂😂
It was a superb impression indeed !
And Barry looked so pleased with himself when he said “and a million in hard work”.
He is even worse than David Brent.
PolitischTourette 😂😂😂
He was being smug......he's a slimy slug
He was thinking they'd be impressed with his ability to squash any objection. K
Guy: MAYHEM ERUPTS IN THE DEN
Dragons: Calmly tasting water
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I don't care that you hurt your elbow.
British mannerisms generally understate their true feelings. It’s uncommon and considered uncouth to actually go livid like some other nationalities.
Absolute chaos.
@@pleasureincontempt3645 yes leave that to us Americans and Aussies we do angry very well
8:17 You can tell he came up with that earlier and thought "Wow what an epic line, they'll love it"
"Good ol' fashioned, pyramid, multi-level marketing." And he's not even ashamed!
he deadass said “pyramid”
Multi-level marketing too
omg, wtf was HE smoking/using so i can avoid ever doing it? if you can't AT LEAST manage to keep the words "pyramid scheme" out of your pitch, no way do you deserve venture capital.
I swear it was so David Brent when he said “...and about a million in hard work” *tongue in cheek* that I was expecting him to wink at Deborah then look at the camera with a smug grin.
Yeah he clearly thought it was a mic-drop moment
The little face he pulled and James Caan shaking his head 🤣
Until now, I didn’t realise the expression “tongue-in-cheek” also had such a literal meaning. You’re spot on with Brent too, I was waiting for him to elbow his business partner, then point at Theo and say “see, he gets it, yeah?”
I cackled
@@vonteflon haha
He went through all the 3 names of pyramid schemes in the span of 2 seconds. Amazing.
The Chuckle Brothers were called Barry and Paul.
Coincidence?
...yeah, probably.
😄😂
To me ,to you !!
RIP Barry Chuckle
Simon Fox FOR SURE 😎
@@geometricspike4567 Alas he is no more , he is an Ex chuckle .
> The full force of the dragon’s wrath
“I do not like this and the water tastes bad.”
The water here is not watery enough
They’re British dragons.
@Gary Oak that's because they drank water
@@absurdious That's pretty wet.
@@MetalSStar196 you know high quality water is always wet...
"We want your money and your knowledge"
"What do I get in return?!"
"Sir, we are not a charity case!"
10% equity. I don't know why Peter Jones even asked this question.
@@Amcor09 10% equity for access to knowledge and experience that makes millions. Consider the personal opportunity cost of Jones spending time with these guys selling water filters across a direct sales network that isn't even going to be able to demo their product properly. Is it really going to make up for the time that could haven spent elsewhere?
@@PocketBeemRocket You literally just explained their job, this is how they make money, so yes, it doesn't make up for the time that could have been spent elsewhere.
@@GeoRust1
The line of questioning was supposed to reveal some insight as to whether they in fact can make any money. From all indications, they weren't making money off their scam.
@@Amcor09 lol true, there have been a few episodes where the dragons act like dumbasses. There was one about the company that you sell your used goods too. I think it's ep1 out of the whole series. they all basically got offended that the 2 partners started the company with 50k for 50-50, and then they were selling 10% for 150K or something like that. and then one of them complains, "why did you guys pay 50k for 50% but are asking me 150k for 10%" hahaha
Barry needs his own salesman comedy show
Me: “I wonder how he’s gonna hide the fact that it’s a pyramid scheme and how the Dragons are gonna catch him red handed”
Barry: *literally reveals it’s a pyramid scheme”
Built on the backs of door knockers
"...good old fashioned..."
@@maxsch8454 "pyramid multi level direct marketing" literally has all the names associated with pyramid scheme
@@clarkalarcon4057 I worked very briefly for a company like that before realising what it was. Steer well clear of any business that is set up that way.
Lol that’s the dumbest thing any entrepreneur can say when they knw it is one. Least they r honest about it 🤣
I’ve never seen someone sweat like a cartoon character
Kiana Cameron I’m your man
Simp detected
I sweat like him just because I exist hahahahah
To be fair, both presenters are sweating like crazy. This must be done on purpose. You'll notice that none of the dragons are sweating. The presenters must be lit with halogen lamps and the dragons must be lit with LED lights.
I have now.
*Peter Jones gets up to get a glass of water*
Narrator: Mayhem erupts in the den!!
"Mayhem erupts as the water tastes like pure Shite"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂
the lady letting them have it at 6:30 is incredibly satisfying
The Pyramid scheme isn't the worst aspect of this. Bad science.
I mean, what they're talking about can work... it's just way less efficient than what we already have. A square wheel can still turn.
@@jackblack3718 put 4 square wheels on a car and see if that's true...
@@Fireglo Depending on the design of the wheels, it can still move. Just very, very slowly.
@@jackblack3718 you mean depending on how rounded they are?
@@Fireglo Pretty much.
There is only 1 Rule:
If a salesman sweats like a pig while trying to sell you something, he ain't Kosher.
whats kosher
@@fraist1 It means your food has been blessed and approved by a rabbit.
@@zackcolbourne6921 I don't know if you meant to purposely say "rabbit" or not. Either way it made me laugh alot. Thank you 🙏
@@cobblestonegenerator are you 10
@@fraist1 I should ask you the same question, considering you don't know what kosher is.
Peter: “How much money have you put in?”
Paul: “I’ve put in about £150,000”
Peter: “What about you Barry?”
Barry: “Ooo about £50,000. And about a million in hard work *wink*”- David Brent at his finest
That joke was so bad, lol. I had to laugh at James' response to it.
Cringe worthy lol
“...about 50” = 10
@@scootsmcgoots you could hear the eyerolls.
Scooter Paul is the one who’s really been conned by Barry ..
It’s not a pyramid scheme, it’s a reverse funnel system.
James' facial expression to Barry's "about a million in hard work" is everything.
The thing is Barry isn't wrong unfortunately, he's probably made quite a bit of money from hustling people to buy this machine
He looked like a real life David Brent in that moment.
It’s just editing.
You know this isn’t shot for shot right? There’s this thing called editing
I work in double glazing and have met dozens of Barry’s, they’re always the ones that have done it for years and can’t get away from the sales tactics of the 80s and 90s. I’d say it was less editing and more of his bullying personality
"How much money do you have?"
"None of your business how much money do YOU have!?"
"Probably about 10 Million in the bank."
"...Well thats an irrelevant question"
8:14 Barry's facial expression after saying that absolute gem says everything about his character; a shameless salesman who loves the sound of his own voice.
Pure David Brent moment
💀
Proper banter moment
Absolute plank
The confident and coy facial expression followed by the cut to James Kahn absolute top tier comedy