Rolling in the Tank! | Tucky Shark Tank
Business Strategist, Joe Pardo reacts and gives his advice to the business Tucky pitch from Shark Tank Season 14 Episode 22.
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Does this have to be used for Two separate pieces, a top and bottom? What about a onsie/jumpsuit? I’ve been seeking something for a jumpsuit for a wedding that is floating and baggy but it’s all one piece. I was thinking a belt…but it doesnt scrunch it up the way I’d want..sometimes I miss retail in person so I can go see things in person without ordering blind…ugh. I don’t buy clothes or accessories, for over 10 years so not jumping into trial and error…I think this could cover way more market than they even realize…Harem pants/jumpsuits are super popular (trends but also religion). I’d love to see it used for other pieces…
Before we know results-I could see this fitting into Daymond’s industries and markets… We’ll see. Update: yeah, that made the most sense. He’s already in the fashion industry, dealing with hip hop, stage, dancers…
Very happy this deal worked out with Daymond. Hope she does well.
Love this way of commenting. 🙂
@Joe Pardo I reserve my right to be wrong!
It’s logic- besides the industry’s he covers, Daymond takes on the smaller entrepreneurs, for which I respect him greatly.
I agree with him that shark tank was originally to support budding struggling, hungry entrepreneurs, not multimillion-dollar companies with money in the bank.
Of course there are exceptions. But I like his style.
Absolutely no disrespect to any other shark nor guests, yet I have a feeling that most of us “commoners” out here wheeling and dealing, even flea market vendors, relate to Daymond the most.
Thanks for the videos!
Be well!
@@SuperJoePardo I reserve my right to be wrong!
It’s logic- besides the industry’s he covers, Daymond takes on the smaller entrepreneurs, for which I respect him greatly.
I agree with him that shark tank was originally to support budding struggling, hungry entrepreneurs, not multimillion-dollar companies with money in the bank.
Of course there are exceptions. But I like his style.
Absolutely no disrespect to any other shark nor guests, yet I have a feeling that most of us “commoners” out here wheeling and dealing, even flea market vendors, relate to Daymond the most.
Thanks for the videos!
Be well!
wow. this episode was hilarious. And although Mark came out , i do agree that at times you must be passionate about the business you are going to invest in. Lory and Barbara i also agree with. Her counter for Daymond was brilliant and hilarious at the same time lol
Poor lady you could do better than that .
Daymonds wife being jealous
I think the name kind of steered the sharks out of a deal. She should have named it ‘Crop It’ or something else.
This woman is gorgeous. She should be on TV or movies.
Jesus she’s beautiful
This belt is pretty easy to duplicate. Like i not that i would vecause i dont like crops. But i could just go but a piece of eleastic and sew a loop on one side and a plastic hook on the other. I would spend less than 5 bucks. I mean anyone could…Now her other product thats one is cool, i call that one genius for sure.