season 14 shark tank Here, Kevin O’Leary gives many interesting insights into his investment performance to date. This millionaire revealed that 75% of his profits come from women-owned companies (via CNBC).
It’s an interesting statistic, thanks to the fact that Kevin tends to be very thorough in his choice of partners. This shark has a reputation for mercilessly biting business people, especially those it considers incompetent. But which are the worst notes on the show so far? Each season, a few presentations head south, but the Redditors picked a few to top the charts undeniably.
his and her bar
Lovebirds Jennifer and Michael Gallagher have devised a snack that they claim can boost sex drive in people who eat it. BigBoutros considers her husband’s story of “finding a stone at a gas station that told him to turn into a butterfly” as ridiculous.
Michael sounds weird and confusing as he drifts into a fantasy world, but his incidents are ubiquitous to audiences. This is triggered by the fact that the sharks hate the smell of the bar and start withdrawing in quick succession. Also, the poor sales were bad enough, but what was worse was that Michael didn’t present himself well. Instead of focusing on his strengths, he tries to elicit empathy by telling Shark how he failed at the Fire Academy. It didn’t help that Jennifer never seemed interested in saving a sinking ship.
Document Rolo
Dr. Richard and Albert Amini came up with the idea of a social networking site connecting doctors and patients, but failed to convince the sharks. Redditor bruin805 hates “they keep saying ‘social media’.”
Mark Cuban, often one of the best Sharks in the world shark tank, went to the doctors and told them it was the worst throw ever, and that says a lot. While the idea was good, the doctors stepped in without a plan, showing a lack of commitment. They don’t know how to verify the doctor nor how the website generates revenue. Their only hope is that the sharks will bring it up and do the heavy lifting for them. That didn’t work.
safe haven lock
Alex Bertelli and Clay Banks introduce Haven Lock, their door security wedge, as an alternative to ordinary doors that they claim can be opened easily. Snakesnthings recalls the embarrassing moment when “the door didn’t open no matter how many times Alex kicked”.
Claiming that ordinary doors can be easily knocked over, and then trying to actually prove it is problematic. That’s bad enough, but then there’s no communication. When Alex managed to get the door open, he was out of breath and couldn’t even speak properly. Unsurprisingly, none of the Sharks made an offer.
sulivan generator
Shyle12500 cannot forget “the guy who came up with the idea of a machine that could harvest gold from the waves of the sea”. Redditor mentions scientist Mark Sullivan, who revealed a generator that can generate electricity and generate gold.
The problem with Sullivan’s idea was that it was too complex and advanced to be believable. In addition to being too messy, Sullivan will continue to show his own majesty, telling the shark that he has 36 patents and an incredible education. In general, he sounds more like the famous mad scientist in the movie, even scolding the shark for not accepting his ideas. What about golden hour? When Kevin hinted that Sullivan could be an alien.
decompression
Aaron Liskov and Andrew Zahornacky are in the business of delivering rented clothes to people’s tourist destinations, freeing them from the burden of carrying heavy luggage. But Redditor ac0027 said: “It’s a really bad business idea when people can carry luggage with them.”
Redditors aren’t the only ones who think it’s a bad idea, as every shark condemns the duo. Mark even thinks their company name sucks. Entering the tank was also bold for them as they had 37 clients in six months. In a program where numbers are everything, statistics obviously don’t help. So they walked out without a deal.
tail light
Kyle Rainey needed an investor for LED embroidered patches that customers could attach to their jeans pockets. Redditor megmp48 thinks it’s funny that the businessman admits that he “needs a deal because his wife has been the one who has been making money/sponsoring his stupid idea for years”.
Consistent with the Redditor’s claims, Kyle’s offering screams “I need money!” That’s not reason enough for the shark to jump into the water. The businessman also shot himself in the foot when he said that he has 80 inventions, meaning most of them fail, so he is trying new things. The record serves as a much-needed impetus for the Sharks to get ahead. However, the Tail Lightz segment can be considered as one of the funniest segments shark tank Sell, thanks to quotes like “These lights draw attention to your most important asset.”
Amber charging station
Bfish1 reminds people that the Amber charging station “is one of the shortest, and it rips off very quickly.” The yard includes a self-locking charging station, which can be useful for people when they are in public places.
High production costs and no profit mean no sharks invest in the product. The consensus is that Amber will never work, which shows how badly the inventors, Bill and Kyle, made their presentation. And there are no good conditions to leave. The audience burst into laughter as Bill angrily walked into the hallway and announced that he was ready to “grind Hejevac”.
ionic ear
Darrin Johnson has a bluetooth device that can be implanted in the human brain. Incandescentink found it odd, “This product didn’t exist at the time and it required surgery.”
The main problem with Darling’s invention was that it was a complex solution to a small problem. To his annoyance, regular bluetooth headphones could easily fall out of his ears. solution? They are permanently placed on the head through surgery. More frightening, to update, users will have to undergo another surgery. After Darrin was hit by some of Kevin O’Leary’s barbaric statements, all the sharks agreed that no one would undergo surgery just to listen to music.
chat with elephants
Amanda and Jason Adams found it difficult for couples to communicate with the children around, so they came up with the idea to put a model elephant in the box as a way to signify that they wanted to talk privately. According to DrGeraldBaskums, “paying $80 for a stuffed elephant to save your marriage is probably crazier than ionic ears (probably).”
Although the idea was creatively born from the saying “the elephant in the room”, the Sharks agree that it is completely unnecessary, as couples who feel the need to talk in private can always find figure out how to do that. The Redditor’s words echo those of Kevin, who argued that paying too much for a model elephant would make people feel cheated.
become someone
Kash Shaikh’s inspirational app is designed to help people connect with others who are already skilled in the field they want to pursue. As for the offering, JayNotAtAll commented: “When asked about his product that will go into the story of a lifetime… it sucks.”
The worst part of the course is how well it started before going downhill. In the first few minutes, Cash put Bollywood dancers, a soccer star and a world-famous ninja into the tank to show off their skills. The businessman messed things up as soon as he opened his mouth, and the sharks thought he was rude and vague. His inability to defend himself will increasingly push him down the corridor of rejection.