Shark Tank

[yuds70]

Anyone see the latest episode, the guy from "rewardstock"? Anything to talk about there?

Saw it as well, I'm interested to hear from current users about their experience.

[nbnuti]

Saw it as well, I'm interested to hear from current users about their experience.

Or we all chip in together for $29 and see how it works

[Abebee]

Saw it as well, I'm interested to hear from current users about their experience.

+1

[gingyguy]

I love the fact that Lori's "Bagel Stuffins" by Bantam Bagels never worked out! It was never mentioned once on the Update which means it prob fell through. She doesn't have to stick her nose in every aspect of the business. 

if you call  selling for $34 million not working out....
https://www.foodbusinessnews.net/articles/12741-lancaster-acquires-bantam-bagels-for-34-million

[bb1836]

if you call  selling for $34 million not working out....
https://www.foodbusinessnews.net/articles/12741-lancaster-acquires-bantam-bagels-for-34-million

Can't remember exactly what the episode showed being that it was 2 years ago, but I believe what I was referring to was the fact that during the update of Bantam bagels, what they showed was exactly how the company portrayed themselves and their name when they first stepped into the tank. Lori had wanted to change the name completely but "Bantam Bagels" was enough without adding more names to the title to try and make it more customer friendly. Im obviously not saying that they did not do well for themselves..."not working out" meaning Lori's input on the naming was unnecessary...that's all.

[gingyguy]

Can't remember exactly what the episode showed being that it was 2 years ago, but I believe what I was referring to was the fact that during the update of Bantam bagels, what they showed was exactly how the company portrayed themselves and their name when they first stepped into the tank. Lori had wanted to change the name completely but "Bantam Bagels" was enough without adding more names to the title to try and make it more customer friendly. Im obviously not saying that they did not do well for themselves..."not working out" meaning Lori's input on the naming was unnecessary...that's all.

fair 'nuff.

[IGBES]

Saw it as well, I'm interested to hear from current users about their experience.

+1, interesting how he treats points like currencies with value history charts etc

[Live N Learn]

Anyone see the latest episode, the guy from "rewardstock"? Anything to talk about there?

https://www.doctorofcredit.com/rewardstock-review-as-seen-on-sharktank-loyalty-booking-tracking-platform/

[Baglach]

Anyone see the latest episode, the guy from "rewardstock"? Anything to talk about there?

The deal didn't close by due diligence

[ChaimMoskowitz]

The deal didn't close by due diligence

I guess they tried using it. 

[dealfinder11]

Woman who owns/pitched clothing company "Sonnett James" sure looks orthodox. Clothing style as well.

anyone else notice this?

[S209]

mark is also a yid.

so is Barbara and robert

Huh? Where did you get that from?

[yuds70]

Woman who owns/pitched clothing company "Sonnett James" sure looks orthodox. Clothing style as well.

anyone else notice this?

+1

[ADG]

The only thing about this show that resembles the "american dream"- like the claim- is how egregious wealthy businessmen rob american business of their hard-earned equity in return for subpar value. Quite the American dream.   

[S209]

The only thing about this show that resembles the "american dream"- like the claim- is how egregious wealthy businessmen rob american business of their hard-earned equity in return for subpar value. Quite the American dream.   

-1

[Sammy82]

The only thing about this show that resembles the "american dream"- like the claim- is how egregious wealthy businessmen rob american business of their hard-earned equity in return for subpar value. Quite the American dream.   

Random question-are your political views generally more right wing or left wing? Just wondering.

[Mordyk]

The only thing about this show that resembles the "american dream"- like the claim- is how egregious wealthy businessmen rob american business of their hard-earned equity in return for subpar value. Quite the American dream.   

Your outlook on life is pretty sad...

The success stories from shark tank are quite amazing. Obviously they try to get the biggest part of the pie, Wouldn't you? At the end of the day when sharks sit down with deals after the show they really decide then if they move forward or not. Which both agree to it.

[grodnoking]

The only thing about this show that resembles the "american dream"- like the claim- is how egregious wealthy businessmen rob american business of their hard-earned equity in return for subpar value. Quite the American dream.   

Many times more valuable than the money given is the fact that you get a savvy business partner.

[dealfinder11]

Many times more valuable than the money given is the fact that you get a savvy business partner.

"better to have a small piece of a massive pie, than large piece of a tiny pie"

[ludmila]

Many times more valuable than the money given is the fact that you get a savvy business partner.

+1 Those guys have a lot of connections too, like with the buyers of major retailers who they dealt with before --etc.