豬肉桶燒烤

2015年11月17日,

音高:Nardo自然要求:75美元12%的股份最好的部分情節:凱爾,KJ,丹尼和DJ Nardo四兄弟已經創建了一個hand-blended有機護膚產品。他們開發了他們的第一個保濕霜在他們的廚房裏。他們進了皮膚護理業務後,他們的媽媽幫助DJ舒緩了一些燒傷。自2009年以來,他們有30000美元的銷售額。在兩年內他們項目480萬美元。他們需要錢用於生產。他們甚至收到一封來自白宮,以感謝他們的產品。鯊魚咬人嗎?凱文說,化妝品可以是一個競爭殘酷的市場。馬克認為,人是能夠獲得貸款,如果他們的產品是如此難以置信。 He's out. Daymond thinks it's a little too early to invest in this business. He's out. Kevin and Robert, too. Barbara doesn't like the projection of $4.8 million in sales with no justification of how to get there. She also doesn't like the name of the product. But she does believe that no great entrepreneur ever succeeded without great naivety. That's why she offers the guys $75k for a 50% stake with the contingency that they be open to changing the name. THE RESULT: The four men step away for a minute to consider Barbara's offer. After a brief huddle, they welcome her into their family. Oh, brother! LEARN MORE: Visit http://www.NardosNatural.com ____________________ UPDATE: Pork Barrel BBQ Pork Barrel BBQ founders Brett Thompson and Heath Hall only had their products in three specialty stores before teaming up with Barbara Corcoran. Now they've opened up a Pork Barrel BBQ restaurant and their products are carried nationwide in stores like Safeway, Whole Foods and Costco. They are in over 2,000 stores in 40 states with over a million dollars in sales. Sounds like everyone has tasted success with Pork Barrel BBQ. ____________________ PITCH: Rent-a-Grandma ASKING FOR: $150k for a 20% stake BEST PART OF THE PITCH: Todd pitches a company that provides trustworthy senior citizens to provide childcare, household services and cookie-baking. He's been in business since late last year. He has about 50 grandmas available in Los Angeles. He's had $25,000 in sales. DO THE SHARKS BITE? The Sharks learn they would only get 15% of whatever the grannies take in. Kevin doesn't think the profit margin is big enough. He also wonders what happens if grandma dies. Todd explains they have a replacement program in place. Daymond, Robert and Kevin go out early. Barbara likes the name, but it's not her type of business. She's out. Mark thinks it's too early to invest in this business. He likes it, but he's out. LEARN MORE: Visit http://www.rentagrandma.com ENTREPRENEUR: Rachel Mann & Mackenzie Burdick PITCH: Litter ASKING FOR: $80k for a 51% stake BEST PART OF THE PITCH: Sisters Rachel and Mackenzie are San Francisco-based jewelry and accessory designers. Litter was started when they made a series of successful headpieces. They expanded their jewelry to other parts of the body. Their designs have been worn by celebrities and featured in fashion magazines. They had $78,000 in sales last year. This year they are on track for $150,000. The average piece goes for $100 and cost about $2.00 to make. They just got picked up by Urban Outfitters to design an exclusive collection. DO THE SHARKS BITE? Kevin doesn't know what to do with these two. He likes the product and the ladies, but doesn't want to work for them. Robert also doesn't want to work too hard, so he's out. Daymond says he'll give the ladies $80k for 70% of the company, but they will also get an annual salary. He'll go back down to 51% if the ladies want to run the company. Daymond will back out if they entertain other offers. Mark offers to partner with Daymond. He'll handle the website side of the business while Daymond deals with manufacturing and retail. Kevin offers them the deal they are seeking. THE RESULT: Daymond gives them a 24-second time clock to give an answer. Barbara wants the ladies to tell him to take a walk so she can make an offer. Too late. Rachel and Mackenzie decide to partner with Daymond and Mark. LEARN MORE: Visit http://www.littersf.com