Dragons Grill Meat Entrepreneurs In The Den | Dragons' Den
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- Опубліковано 31 сер 2022
- Lamb 2 Ewe founders Jack Bostock and Tom Kitchen-Dunn pitched their online meat delivery business. They were looking for a £30,000 investment in exchange for 15% of their company.
Season 17, Episode 7
An international sensation, Dragon's Den features entrepreneurs pitching for investment in the Den from our Dragons, five venture capitalists willing to invest their own money in exchange for equity.
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Lot of people just found out that they paid £12 for a free range chicken from two guys who don't know what free range means
@Neo Anderson you missed the point of the comment
2 Yorkshire lads just like the Chuckle Brothers. Should have called it ‘To Meat To You’
Who are chuckle brothers
@@dac8939 What a trivial question
Or maybe From Meat to you 😆
@@veronicamurphy1610 legend 😂😂
Hahahahahaha to meat to you hahahaha thats absolute gold!
@9:09 - The smallest sip of water possibly taken by a human😂😂😂😂😂
@guinnessworldrecords
LOL 🤣
I noticed that too! Nothing came from the glass 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It was almost patronizing. Like it was his gauntlet of authority he was rising in front of his face to signify I am done with these two.
😁
Tej: "you're too early"
Theo: "you're just too early"
"I think we were too early for the den" 🙈
Better THAN. Better "then" makes no sense.@itcouldbeyourticket6054
Whenever Theo starts with these words: “Let me tell you…”, then you know he is out
Either that or he's about to tell you about his children's inheritance.
@@sherry356 which he usually only makes reference to in order to make a colourful point of how your business isnt worth said inheritance
Tom: "Ey up Dragons"
Deborah's brain: "AHH NO, not regional dialect!!"
He said "hail dragons".
sort of never really understood the "you are too early" they pretty much want Coca Cola owners to pitch to them and give them 100k for 40%
Could you drop to 37.5 when I pay you back?
they haven't really proven that it can sell well though
When you pitch to venture capitalists, your product is often put to the side. They're not investing on the product, they're investing on you. They want to see if you are dedicated, hardworking and skillful enough to make it work. They will help you to be better, sure, but they wouldn't want to hold your hand.
Just look at Air BNB fir example. Their business model was rejected by every investor. But they had a side business, selling novelty cereals for a high price. One investor initially rejected their business model and they left dejected, leaving behind one pack of such novelty cereal. But one day the investor called them and offered an investment, saying, "If you can sell this bullshit for high price, we'll take a chance on your other bullshit."
Taj looks like a Bond villain
Wish Jenny was there so she could mention how she's a Northern girl and then declare herself out.
Much like Robert Herjavic’s constant immigrant background trope he hauls out whenever possible on America’s Shark Tank
The pitch was not Well Dunn .. I’m hilarious
Clever pun, very Well Dunn indeed 👏 👏
Last two words ruin it
@bunny Bantz
Funny and stunning too!
@@badgasaurus4211 Stop flirting with me 😭
How can they say they personally go oit and "vet the supply chain " yet not know what free range means?? What exactly are they vetting?
The animals they use for their meat I would assume 👍🏻
Probably looked at the paperwork/certificates?
Taj the vitamin king looks like he needs a good sleep 💤
can't believe i just watched a new episode and not realize it till it ended
New series ?
This is from a few years ago.
I meant they uploaded it on yt recently
@@joaquinbaquie3319 thought it was new … hadn’t seen it before … I thought I saw them all !! ;)
@@TheAtticradio i don't keep track honestly
just put one episode one while im eating or playing a boring game to feed my adhd lmao
I loved these guys' minimal "dress code", suit tops with jeans.
These guys are super naive, there at the concept stage of a business where you're thinking about how to take over the world, without having done any research to find out a bunch of people are already doing it, with a lot more expertise.
I couldn't be involved with a business like this. Love my animals to much
Same here. Especially baby lambs :(
It should be called "Have butchers at this!" the logo could be a sausage in a provocative up position.
I am on my way and I can’t after 10 years watching ☝️
Why did the chicken cross the road? It was free-range.
If Jenny was there she would say I'm a northern lass.
Why did the chicken cross the road? It saw these guys coming.
His name is Tom kitchen done. 🤣🤣
They nearly got put out to pasture after that pitch
Ayup Dragons
Jenny: I’m not even in this episode but I’m OUT
The grumble from all of the dragons in each pun...I wonder if they'd grumble, had they seen the pun in the title of this video, too...
Hey up dragons gwarn lad 🤣👌👌
Glad they didn't butcher the pitch!
I feel Jack could have done more to shepherd them through that pitch
He tried to meat them half-way, but the steaks were too high.
I'm surprised none of them said "I'm sorry to say to ewe that I'm out".
They must be feeling sheepish after that pitch
Those puns have rubbed off onto the casts
Is that a 15% steak.
I can't do 15%. Tell you what I'll give you all of the money you've asked for, but I want 25% of your fillet steak.
In the end the steaks were too high.
It was going mental we sold 32 chickens in a week.
0:04 Tom Kitchen Done 🤔
Thought all dragons might want a steak in this...
Our chickens are free range... what's free range? idk...:/
Rumour has it he used to run a fire safety certification firm, but apparently his reports that went "It's fireproof: I don't know what the regulations are, but it's not currently on fire" were not a commercial succes. 😉
These 2 were just having a laugh.
His tie...
The Indian Dragon has a seriously good Wig on.
🙄🙄
That $14,000.00 doesn't include Brian's figures.
It's fine because Brian is walking home.
Jenny: I only eat people. I'm out.
😭😂
@@bunnybantz those fun bags ❤
@@ANGELSURS I guess that’s why I’m so popular on snap and TikTok
@@bunnybantz like my black sistas would say, you ain't gotta tell me twice....heyyyyyyyyy boo
They'll soon be earning enough to give a dragon their money back. They should try again
I don't think that they should try again. They'd be better off pitching to people who actually understand agriculture. The Dragon's failed miserably to pick up on the fine nuances of what these two were saying.
It’s the daily stocktake that takes them too long , they can’t count their sheep without nodding off 😴🍻
Names the company Lamb2ewe
Sells steak
They started by selling lamb, duh.
@@BenjaminGoose Calm down Mr Goose 😂
What's up with Dragons den 😀❓
Too early for the den they said
They shudda gone around 5pm....
I don't get it, it's just a mail order butcher's shop? Is that new?
Kitchen is definitely done 🤣😂🤣
Looks like Jenny's OUT...
They should have had a butchers at business plans on Google before they came on
Even using puns in the titles now…
Only 1 is left with the company, the other resigned
Really? Are you sure?
@@marianmurphy4625 according to companies house
@@enchanted_blue9807 the show should give us more info on follow up
Soup tonight, and every other night I spend I the lorry 😁
Lorry driver?
@@dac8939 yeah mate, sleep in it 5 nights.
@@Nick-7432 how much does it pay a year? Suppose beats wasting money on hotels
Last tax year I made 46500. Hoping this year will be over 48k. Alot of hours though.
The pitch is being butchered … i’m hilarious
Nothing is "too early" for den or any funding. People do raise funds at seed funding level...too early really translates to "guys we need focus, clarity and exceptional execution"
Too early means too early to proof that its a profitable business. There is too much risk
@@Jasper-Holland Correct
Thing is the dragons haven't got time to babysit people with running their business. They only really fund/guide the process. To get investment the entrepreneur needs to demonstrate that they are capable of running the business and that they have a clear vision of how they are going to get there. These guys are 'too early' becasue they havent developed those skills yet and thus need a lot of mentoring.
Uhm, they're trying to muscle in on an existing and well-established business without the skills to do so.
If I came to you and told you I had a new idea: "A supermarket where you can buy your groceries", you'd also want me to come up with a plan how I'm going to compete with the Lidl's, Walmarts and Asda's of this world.
"Dragons Grill Meat Entrepreneurs"... I see what you did there.
This seems a lot like Omaha Steaks, which has been very successful in the states. They are very early into this business. I hope they work things out.
I don't think people want a nationwide brand for this sort of thing. People pay a premium for butcher meat because it's local.
Butcher Box and several other direct from ranch to doorstep delivery meat services. these guys arent offering anything new nor special about their product.
@@-EchoesIntoEternity- I was getting that idea when the dragons started talking about meat boxes.
@@-EchoesIntoEternity- eye up
if im ever gonna buy meat it will be pasture raised and not free range..
The guy with short tie needs to get married.
Entrepreneur: we want to branch out to beef...
Pans to Hindu Tej Levani for his reaction
The guy is right free range chicken are grown 100 percent natural on land and forest so they dont get exposed to artificial enviroments and foods ..
Free range literally means not caged. Free range conditions are still horrific.
Lol, that's BS. Chickens stuck in a shed their whole life with 4-5 per square meter, are free range.
Plus it's not a positive. Chickens going outside cause HUGE air pollution and are a public health hazard. It's nearly nowhere you can safely farm like that.
Started selling half-lambs? Now selling orcs?
Orcs tend to be too strongly roasted after the whole munitions load has cooked off. Besides, their meat is venomous to begin with.
IQ is certainly missing.
I've been trying to sell my meat for years but it's a sticky business. 😉
Have you tried getting your meat into Adultworks?
The Dragons made them mooove on 😂🤣😬
Tall Boy you can do better than that bro
Dragons Den needs to hire someone to fix people's ties before they go in. This looks ridiculous lmao
One is not tightened, the other is too short and does not fit the shirt. They should have left them off altogether.
It's endearing! It's the human element that moves us to remember stories of real people. How tepid it would be if everyone was a magazine cover. 😴
New ideas aren't allowed in the den.
Why does the cast of Dragon's Den always wear the same clothes? LOL
Also, they film all the pitches one after another but afterwards an editor splits and re-orders them to create episodes that contain an 'equal' amount of accepted/rejected pitches. Otherwise, your may get 10 rejected pitches one after the other.
Having the dragons wear the same outfit makes it possible for them to mix and match pitches without having to worry.
Back British Farmers! 🌾🚜🐮
Ethereum
Poor animals
I thought the whole point of Dragons Den was that they invested in an early idea when the price was cheap. They were all looking for excuses not to invest, like Jenny... missed a trick in my humble opinion.
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At least they weren’t too chicken to go on to the show
That was a poultry effort.
Omelette you off, just this once.
How the opportunity to call them meatpreneurs wasn't taken us beyond me
excuse me?
Meat takers?
yeah, i think that sounded better in your own head
I'll go to tescos thanks, wheres you £12 chicken from, don't know, awful!
Nice to meat you guys but i am ooooout.. Your meat is rarely delivered on time. Entreprenuers ' that will be a big mis steak'
🤦🏻♂️😅
That's horrible what a shame guys >>...GO VEGAN
They got butchered there
Disgusting