180 Cup Shark Tank Update
| Pitch | 2-in-1 plastic cup and shot glass |
|---|---|
| Entrepreneur | Solomon Fallas |
| Asked For | $300000 for 15% |
| Deal | $300,000 for 25% equity stake |
| Shark | Daymond John |
| Shark Tank Tax | 10% |
| Pitch | 2-in-1 plastic cup and shot glass |
|---|---|
| Entrepreneur | Solomon Fallas |
| Asked For | $300000 for 15% |
| Deal | $300,000 for 25% equity stake |
| Shark | Daymond John |
| Shark Tank Tax | 10% |
No surprise. Should have listened to Daymond! Too much ego involved.
Bullshit! That was a bully tactic that only a fool would have immediately jumped on. It’s not ego to believe in yourself. He was intelligent enough to wait for all of his options to be put on the table like any good businessperson would do. They ought to be ashamed of themselves taking that young man and working as a team to twist his arm before ripping it off. The saying that you can’t be rich and not be evil rang true on that deal hands down. Greedy Bastards!!!!
No surprise. Should have listened to Daymond! Too much ego involved.
They would have had better margins if they had turned the idea into a novelty cup instead of a cheap cup for college parties. Then they could have opened another income stream in tourism by selling it in gift shops. They could have also sold it in bulk to hotel (because of minibar), sports, games (sauce compartments), movie theater chains (sauce compartment).
Listened to Daymond? It was a plastic cup that he paid $300K for and not surprisingly is out of business.
Apparently money doesn’t buy manners either. That arrogant prick Mark needs to be replaced. Do you don’t have to destroy another person’s self esteem and humiliated them to make yourself feel better? Take out your anger on your plastic surgeon….someone who truly has no clue on what doing a job is. Money doesn’t make a man. What people say when you’re not around speaks to a man’s true worth and dear lord I can imagine all the wonderful warm thoughts people have pertaining to your crude ass.