I Found The Worst Invention On Shark Tank
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- Yes it requires surgery, and no he's not a doctor, and YES it's probably my favorite episode of Shark Tank. The absolute chaos of it all.
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I hope he finds the episode where the guy claimed he invented a perpetual motion machine that makes clean energy and the only byproduct is GOLD.
I have to see that can you link it?
Was it the guy trying to make a machine that uses hurricanes to produce electricity?
@@rcarfang2 Yes! He's hilarious.
this guy and the guy who wanted to use machines that capture hurricanes sound like Super villain's on a super hero tv show XD
I missed that one need to find it now 🤣
I swear the Ionic Ear guy speaks in all lower case
Yup
He does
That's why he needs everyone to have the ionic ear, so we can all hear him
@@Gordypow lol!
He talks like the guy who ran the convenience store in Family Guy
As an electrical engineer, my first and biggest concern is battery degradation. Best case scenario, the battery just stops charging, worst case scenario, it explodes or leaks battery acid into your inner ear.
I suppose that's why other ear implants have external batteries. Sounds like this guy just made a shittier version of existing medical devices with less benefits.
Uh my biggest was that they charged it WITH AC VOLATAGE ON A NEEDLE THAT GOES UNDER YOUR EAR NEAR YOUR BRAIN, equivalent of sleeping with a toaster with no chassis or ground
Who doesn't love waking up to a ph 0 liquid melting their skull.
If the battery is handled correctly, it's not a problem. I have a rechargeable battery in my chest that runs a DBS in my brain. That's a qualified medical device though, not a freaking commercial-grade Bluetooth device.
I thought as an electrical engineer your biggest concern would've been when he said "and an AC charging port"!!!
I love the breast implant comparison. I'm pretty sure people's impression of breast implants would be VERY different if they were Bluetooth speakers with nipple charging ports
Robin Williams had a bit about that. Said the nipples would be volume control 😂
That sounds awesome. I will pitch that idea to the sharks
They could have a charging bra, you could keep a spare batter in a backpack or Fanny pack that would stay a consistent distance from your chest as you walk around
Naw. Lithium Bats blow up. No thanks
@@JPSimeneverything blows up if you let it
Derek looks so annoyed with their technical questions. “ Yes, yes ear surgery. It’s all in Chapter 4 of the manual I sent you guys last week.”
Ha ha ha so true
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Gasayy got g
He's like a mad scientist frustrated that "You tiny-brained fools do not comprehend my vision!"
😅😂
Darin.
this dude's casual delivery of such an extreme idea gives me sadistic killer vibes, ngl
I wouldn't be surprised if he has several "test subjects" in his basement.
I bet he's quiet and keeps to himself
It reminds me of the doctor from human centipede
@@n1njachikin 🤣
Billionaires should give you a worse feeling.
I'm a Registered Nurse (RN) with 18 years' experience and I can just imagine the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) shutting this idea down so quickly and any doctor who was dumb enough to do this surgery would be brought up on charges before their state medical board so quickly they may as well put their MD license in a paper shredder!
There are plenty of ear implants.
Somehow I read the first part as “Im a Registered Sex Offender with 18 years experience…” and I was like, holdup
HAHAHAHAHAHA bruh@@SordidusFellatio
Damn.
@@vyor8837and they do not work the way this product does
He should have went with wireless charging lol. “Just lay your head on this charging pillow”
Yeah: high power radio waves near your head.
Or, imagine a small, chargable wireless charger, with a short 6 inch cord, that can easily, and discreetly by hidden in the back of your shirt.
@@chukwudiilozue9171 Radio waves?
Never heard of induction charging?
It’s a minor on inconvenience to have to plug your head in to an outlet. Just needs another surgery to fix. Easy. Somebody get the scalpel and I’ll get surgical spirits.
Not sure how popular Induction Charging was in 2009 when this aired.
Life: *Throws out minor inconvenience*
Darin: "gotta have surgery".
...that requires you to plant a q-tips size needle in your head, plugged in a 110v AC outlet every night.
"Oh no, my earbud fell out. I guess the only option is bio mechanical augmentation!"
Even Cochlear implants still have an ear piece and some have bluetooth.
"Aaron, we're going to operate on people...?"
"Yes we are :D"
:DDDDDDDDDD
@@tomasgoes 😁 BIG grin.
I have a feeling he has people in his basement
@@-hayleymc_is_tired-5038 they didnt survive because their bodys are too imperfect. 😂
@@-hayleymc_is_tired-5038 He's just perfecting it before releasing a full device to the public, nothing wrong with having beta testers
i like how he says the ac charge goes into the ear. so we’re not just putting a battery inside someone’s head; we’re also adding a power supply connected to mains voltage.
What can possibly go wrong
The likes in this comment are 110 volts, so i'm not gonna mess it up.
This guy is the reason that engineering and marketing are in separate departments. 😣
Someone in marketing would have been like ‘do you want a device that you can never lose? Something that you could potentially enjoy lifetime benefits from having as you free yourself from bulky external devices?’
Nope, we get the engineer ‘yes, we’re implanting it. Stop screaming and thrashing, you’re messing up my wire routing!’
I’ve worked both sides of the fence. VERY different mindsets required. 😣
Facts. I'm a bit naturally inclined in both areas and have a bad habit of dating engineers, and this is spot-on 😆 I personally like the straightforward blunt nerdy pragmatics ... I'm decent at translating into normal human language when I have to lol, but it's not easy to walk both sides of that line, definitely agree that most of the time these things need to be handled by different people within a company.
Engineers do tend to be blunt
@@inquisitionagent9052 And, as a creative copywriter, I'd say creative directors always come up with these ridiculous ideas and get all wired up when you challenge them with common sense.
I laughed so hard at this comment that there were tears and snorting gasps.
You’re exaggerating a bit here. No marketing person can save this.
Imagine everyone trying to charge their ear at the airport
😳
With an earport.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Imagine if God forbid, that thing were to ever overheat. You'd be frying your brains along with that device.
What a complete idiotic idea 😂😅
I love how nonchalant he is about this crazy idea like. "Yes, we are doing surgery. I dont get why its such a big deal" Albert Camus would have written a book about him
He's quick to point breast implants are also surgical, but those do NOT require the patient to jam a large electrical charge cable into their ear every night.
It really isn't that crazy though
I'm curious, why Camus in particular? (Edit typo)
@@ahmadza249 this guy reminds me of the stranger
@@Akrna47 ah I see! Haven't read that one yet. Tbh, I only read The Rebel! Thanks bro
When Derek said "If I can direct your attention to the first slide." It gave me that feeling that you get when you have a substitute teacher that is so done with everybody's shit.
“The first time you heard of breast implants what did you think”
“I love it”
I laughed out loud so hard
Unless you also implant a power supply, it's definitely a DC charging port, not AC. Then again, that's the least of his problems.
Better not having a battery anyway. See how they tend to heat up and wonder if you want that kind of heat inside your head every night. :D
Who wouldn’t want a DC line connected to their ears
Well matrix logic says the human body produces enough power normally 😂
Edison would be proud
Let me just jam this mains cable into my ear.
surprised that no one talked about "what if the battery explodes"
it's quite common to have faulty battery, even samsung's galaxy note 7, coming from such a gigantic tech factory
This was 2015, people didn't know about that as much yet until the s7 which was 2017, I think
@@fungusonus pretty sure exploding battery isn't invented by the note 7 either
👍No Refunds👍😂
@@fungusonus That was the biggest argument against removable batteries before Samsung proved it wasn't just third parties who didn't know how to make ones that didn't catch fire. Unfortunately by then the damage had already been done and removables were getting rarer and rarer.
@@RRW359 the problem with the note was the battery management system.. not the battery..
In my opinion the worst shark tank invention was socks sold in packs of three‘s instead of packs of twos when they asked the guy if he had a patent he replied you can’t Patent three socks 🤣
Darin is like what you get if you searched “How to prevent earpiece falling out?” on Bing.
This guy is gonna be a Deus Ex villain in less than twenty years
My main knows about the funny bobot
A new Bob Page from Page Industries is born
Yea we'll find out he's been coding some backdoor into our Neuralink sets and he'll make drones out of all of us.
It puts the lotion on its skin kinda vibes
Villains need funding though - so I wouldn't worry too much.
I honestly feel like this was a troll episode to give the show some sort of lift off 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It is to make the real one seem normal to you.
Ikr
I think I read somewhere that initially the inventors would have to sign over a percentage of the equity of their product to the network just to be able to pitch their idea to the sharks. Unsurprisingly, most actual entrepreneurs with real products wanted nothing to do with that deal so they were left with a lot of idiots and nutjobs.
Absolutely
@@bigbearkat2010 The oh-so *incredibly reliable* source of "I think I read it somewhere" strikes again
Alternate, better idea: Two-piece device that attaches to your ear lobe like a piercing. Split it apart to take it off and charge, clip it back into place to use it. Wouldn't be much different from a piece of jewelry with electronics crammed in.
That actually sounds like something I'd buy if it looked nice enough and actually worked... patent that shit haha
I'll be looking forward to your spot in Sharktank later this year
This already exists, it's a bit pricey tho
this is just a less practical and obsolete version of an ocular implant to assist the hearing impaired.
I yelped at that “yes we are surgically implanting this into the ear canal”. BRO WHAT!? You look like you’re putting an ice pick into my ear drum
I like the incredulous look he gives when they start laughing. Like it's impossible they don't see it's brilliance.
There are people who consider themselves misunderstood geniuses.
I mean, if it were a little smoother of a process, it would be pretty good. Music anytime, comepletely stealth, in your head. The issue is implementation and lack of technology. Maybe if you could charge it wireless, which would let you sleep to music or white noise comfortably and not disturb the people around you.
Supervillain origin story.
@@watersnortmoment3734 yeah it’s definitely an extreme way to look at it, but take a step back and look at the big picture, massive great ideas are different and revolutionary, better than the 50000 Greg’s lawn mowing business or Katie’s cupcakes
@@Krypitkz Exactly, it's something, if implemented right would be HUGE, but he's just too early and it's too rudimentary right now to be successful.
The idea of surgically implanting a battery in your head makes me think about the vape machines that exploded, I sure hope he planned on really good QA
Scanners in real life!
What about pacemakers?
@@tomlxyz so I did some googling, and the difference is about 6 orders of magnitude, a vape uses 10 to 100 watts, while a pace maker uses about 50 microwatts, the pace maker bateries last 5 to ten years, and dealong with such low power consumption I doubt there alot of concern about explosions over just fizzling out, I was having a harder time figuring out where bluetooth headphones line up in this though
@@shizuoheiw a lot more than 50 microwatts
@@shizuoheiw if it runs at 3v than it will be roughly the energy equivalent of a AAA battery so not that much 1amp / hr
The thing that annoyed me the most was the charging cochlear implants(the most direct comparison I could think of) had a far more efficient charging method than this and basically do everything he wanted to do but better and actually have a market share of people born deaf instead of his of only him
How does he speak without opening his mouth? He's an amazing ventriloquist
I’m glad other people noticed. I mean it’s almost impressive
Overall they were pretty nice to him instead of just giving him a villain backstory on the spot
I couldn't enjoy the 10 million dollar studio during this video as I had my head in my hands the entire time.
To borrow a joke from the late great Robin WIlliams "This would be like doing chemotherapy because you're tired of shaving your head"
🤣
I mean the concept is sound but the implementation is just crazy. This sort of tech is already a thing with chip implantation and cochlear implants but the way he describes it and explains it makes him sound like some sort of mad scientist.
Heh
"The concept is sound"
Its totally impractical and could even cause serious health issues down the road. Nothing is sound about it. Honestly its like a Cinco product from tim and eric.
True, with cochlear implants the battery is on the outside of the ear to prevent this.
"the way he describes it" how tf else is he supposed to describe it?
imagine you forget to charge it and you're woken up in the middle of the night with "low battery, please charge"
Holy shit, the way this guy talks about shoving an electronic device INSIDE a human skull, somebody hire this guy as a bond villain, please!
Reminds me of the bomb injected into Harley Quinn and the rest in Suicide Squad.
How does it differ from the way elon talks about neuralink?
can we have samuel jackson as the villain
@@SiisKolkytEuroo because Elon Musk is a billionaire with a cult of personality. This guy is a random dude with a bad idea and no money or twitter platform to convince people he's actually a genius.
@@one_smol_duck and that makes a difference because....
“What happens if you miss!?!”
“Mr. Leary, you’re putting a needle into your ear. One does NOT ‘miss.’ Given recent discoveries, my asking price has been forced to increase to $3 million, to cover lawsuits.”
I’m just blown away at the level of extreme this guy jumped to with surgical implants to solve this problem 🤣 I’ve never gotten so irritated with my Bluetooth falling out that I considered surgery. I’d consider maybe something like ear plugs that are foam and have tech built in that you can insert at will. This guy is nuts. I’m out 😂
I found a better solution.. i just tacked my bluetooth on my ear. No surgery and it holds on well.. The constant bleeding is a bit annoying but you get used to it.. :D
When I first saw this episode, I said "they convinced someone from the Blue Man Group to undergo this surgery?" He will never be the same.
Crazy person, "We're going to surgically implant a bluetooth device into your skull."
Sharks, "What happens when there's an upgrade?"
Cray Cray, "We open their skulls..."
This doesn't go in your skull
@@Psilomuscimol What do you think is being used as an antenna?! Wake up sheeple!
The sharks have really never seen the incredibles or iron man 3 and it really shows, my guy is one more giggle away from being a super villain
They should have told him at the end "Go home, buddy" to see what would happen. Some day, when they least expect it, out comes the villain with antenna poking out of his ears.
People: "Nobody is trying to put microchips in you. You're just a conspiracy theorist."
American corporations: "This is fantastic technology. Let's jam this inside people's bodies so they always have it with them. What do you mean implanting trackable technology isn't ethical?"
The worst part is not thinking this solves a problem or just needs market acceptance but that he got so far with out realizing that batteries leak and explode and that overcharging increases both those risks. So while your asleep (don't toss and turn) is the optimal time to risk either a lithium explosion in your ear or a caustic acid leaking next to canals.
I was also thinking about how the hell they plan on repairing any part of the device if it gets broken and what of the potential shock hazards?
*you’re
@@ferretyluv *love
@@andrewmarinelly5838 HA
Coffee said it well... its more of a question between usefulness vs effort/cost/risk. The problem of losing your headphones is not worth injecting something into your body. In Diabetic Care we started developing microchips to insert into the body to measure your sugar levels and automatically inject the right doses. I am working with some Start-Ups as a consultant, which try to go into the body implant (yet barely existing) market. As of now, the need they try to fulfil is just not there yet. Doesn't mean that there is absolutely no chance, that it won't be in the future. It is always interesting to meet the people working on these ideas, but 99% of the time, it is just interesting technology, but without a real purpose/market.
Exactly, it's why cuecat flopped. It works fine, but the issue it's trying to fix doesn't really exist.
i mean i have multiple tech implants that are quite useful, id love to have something like this but actually reasonable. something that can run off off as little power as an RFID implant.
If CZ says “what the fuck” you know it’s wild
Your profile pic is funny. I like it.
😂😭😭😂
@@TheArtofKAS what the fuck is it I can’t zoom into it
@@ipodpancakes2874 Steve from blues clues and.... Possibly Obama. I didn't laugh at that though.
@@TheArtofKAS Reading you describing my pfp almost made me choke on my chicken sandwich lmao
Fun fact a med student was caught cheating on a test because they had a Bluetooth device surgically implanted in their ear to cheat so this has been done since the shark tank episode but not by the inventor
My question is: how did he got caught??
“You guys are so close-minded. Please, let him finish.”
Translation: “This is a gold mine of comedy, and we have only scratched the surface. Please don’t let this lunatic stop talking.”
This guy: “you implant this in the ear and...”
Sharks: “you are nuts!”
Elon: “You implant this in the brain and...”
The whole market: “Shut up and take my money!”
One has money to make it feasible; the other is just a pipe dream
If it's any consolation, as a neuroscientist, I think he's effing nuts too.
Completely different, genius!
One is a Bluetooth. The other would be far more complex, not just a Bluetooth call.
lol But at least Elon's idea is to help people with debilitating issues like paralysis, parkinsons, neuromuscular diseases. Earbuds occasionally falling out not being remotely in the same category of quality of life improvement.
Elon's ideas are fantastic but they are also very predictable and unimaginative. He's just got the financial and technical/engineering (
@@MischievousVole I would love to know why it is a bad idea, as a neuroscientist you have in depth knowledge so would love to know your opinion.
the ionic ear would make it impossible to get an MRI unless its surgically removed, market it towards the anti-MRI'ers
there are anti-MRI'ers?
there are people who think _fcking magnets_ are a worse option than _radiation exposure_ ???
Guy just sounds like a straight supervillain and you know what… I respect it.
I bet this guy saw NeuraLink, and was just like, "Oh you have got to be kidding me!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The use of "ionic" as a buzzword is clue enough that this old
no joke, that guy kinda looks like and talks like Elon Musk... just to make you realize Elon is also a crazy dude
If Elon didn't have a cult following and wasn't rich, this video is how everyone would react to Neurolink
@@Alex-cw3rz yea I'm a fan of Elon but I'm not about to implant a device into my brain. Nothing is unhackable and that seems like a very bad idea.
Exactly
@@fire_fux I have to ask why in the world you would be a fan of Elon Musk?
@@Alex-cw3rz and why shouldn't I be?
He straight seems like a super villain trying to get people to implant a mind control device in their heads.
The sacriest part of this is how calm this dude was about all of this. Like it's normal to implant a non medical device in your head which you have charge directly every night. Definitely a budding supervillain.
*Neuralink laughs in the corner*
Elon Musk on season 1:
Mr. Johnson: “implanted in the ear”
Elon: “how about the brain”
Mr. Johnson: FUCKING DEAL
Alright Taxpayers, guess whose funding this!
@@omegahaxors3306 Elon is
@@catdragons And who's funding Elon?
@@prime_optimus The people who buy his products and investors?
@@catdragons The us government giving him "charitable donations".
How are you gonna charge this thing?
"Well, originally, we developed the Fork in the Socket technology..."
Everyone's gangster until Derek is head of operations at neuralink😂
Whatever happened "I know what you want. I know what you need. Tryna play it off, tryna sell me on a dream. But that was where you lost me. Wake up and smell the coffee."?
I knoww I miss that outro
Me too
I thought it was:
"I know what you mean,
This ain't what it seems,
Nothing but a trick tryna sell me on a dream,
But that's where you lost me,
Wake up and smell the coffee."
I liked this one the most.
Really, what happened to it? Licensing issues?
It's all part of a whole song, his original theme. I think he's just trying to mix it up a little.
I always thought that True Wireless Earphones was just a gimmick to fix a non problem of a little cable while creating more e-waste, but man, that guy went full on maniac on that.
Cables are not a non-problem, they restrict movement of devices. How am I supposed to get something from the kitchen without either pausing the UA-cam video on my desk or taking off my headphones???
Also some phones require wireless earbuds now
First World problem my dude, first World problems....
I personally prefer the semi-wired earbuds (probably not the right name but the ones that connect to the device wirelessly but have a wire between the earbuds)
Imagine getting banned from flying because of your Bluetooth ear implant
A year or two later the lithium ion battery is permanently dead and you need surgery to get it replaced
You guys realize Elon Musk got this guy's idea, pumped it on steroids and then neatly presented it as neuralink.
And no one sane was fucking with him lol
@Rachel Forshee Kind of silly to say that given he has multiple very successful companies selling actual products and whatnot. He's just your average "futurist" guy, pitching stuff that's way out their before its time.
@@danlorett2184 That's massive cope. I'd suggest you watch Adam Something's videos on Elon to see how successful his ideas really are.
Quiet infidel! Neural link will be a big success, just like hyperloop!
@@AlexHyde666 he's the richest guy on earth lol
This guy just HAS to be the creator of the cinco products from Tim and Eric. Even the graphics are on point.
The guy said "and an AC charging port"
Shark: "Wait, stop right there"
Me: I know right, imagine plugging your ear up to your wall at night
Shark: "let's go back to the surgery thing"
I mean yeah, the surgery thing is silly, but the charging thing is really getting to me
"the first time you heard of breast implants, what'd you think"
"I love it"
😂😂😂
Hell, I’d do just so in the first morning I could wake up, remove the charger, and tell my wife “I know Kung-fu”
"Show me"
The monotone alone is a red flag, similar to how Techlead speaks like a robot. Remember Liz Holmes, another creepy monotonal lunatic? She also had that “First they ignore you, then they laugh at you” vibe, convinced of their own visionary brilliance.
Woodchipper go brrrrr.
Alot of people are monotone. That's not indicative of anything at all
@@jonathansoko5368 said Jonathan Soko in a monotone voice...
Everyone I've met irl with a monotone voice was just chill
Lex Fridman is monotonous too. He's literally the sweetest bloke in the tech world.
@@jonathansoko5368 *he says, in a flat monotone*
Serial Killer: "...charging port..."
Kevin: "STOP. RIGHT. THERE."
SK: gives most forcedly nonchalant "I can't imagine what the problem would be" face
as someone majoring in biomedical engineering, there is so much wrong with this it's easier to list what's correct/good about it: nothing
wouldn't it be uncomfortable having it operated near the ear, if it is around that size?
Yes and no. I have an implanted hearing aid that also works as a bluetooth device and it was at first a bit painful. After about 2 weeks though it hasn't hurt since. Funny thing is the guy had a decent idea, he just overcomplicated it, and there were already like 5 companies doing this with patents as far back as 2005 iirc. Those devices however function as hearing aids primarily so they are solving a major issue, they just have bluetooth as a bonus. Noone is going to have a surgery to implant anything in their head just because they are sick of their bluetooth falling out.
@@xHTxRaptorF22 How.. do you charge it then? Just replace the cell or something?
@@VivekYadav-ds8oz
Solar energy my guy
@@RJBuildsPcs My man, sun don't shine in there 😂
@@VivekYadav-ds8oz Button batteries. The housing with all the wiring is detachable
I love coffees shark tank material the most.
This is like Discount Cochlear Implants. Like a Cochlear Implant you'd get from Dollar Tree or something.
"Egon, this reminds me of the time you tried to drill a hole through your head, remember that?"
"That would have worked if you hadn't stopped me."
What if... This guy is an actor paid to deliver this outlandish idea in the first episode just to give the show enough traction to get off the ground.
I think such types were sprinkled in throughout the series. Same with all those "Idol" shows.
Dude’s swinging at the air ever since air pods came out.
Called a joke. You need to get a sense of humor.
Spend your life hating on others congratulations 🎊 you’re the judge of all comedy my bad 🤦♂️ I forgot
@Beaverish Buck Teeth seems like you were. If you weren’t then oops
I remember watching this episode way back then. It's just as crazy on review.
There is a hearing device that clips onto the snap implanted in the bone behind the ear. It also answers calls, listen to music, as well as a hearing aid. This one has batteries, so there is no plugging in every night.
You could have an implant that allowed you to actually plug in to a virtual world like the matrix and most people would still be uncomfortable despite the crazy functionality. This guy wants you to do it because bluetooth earpieces fall out of ears a lot.
The matrix implant would at least have an adressable market. The bluetooth earbud implant does not.
Sounded crazy then, now Elon Musk has come out with it, it's okay
Ikr lol
People would be lining up to pre-order that thing.
bluetooth in your scull is not exacly the same as being able to talk with the inetrnet and the machines with the power of your mind. Its like two people offering you to drive a car with rocket busters instaled. But one of the cars is custum build speed racer and the other is toyota corrola.
I wouldnt accuse elon of sanity lol
I love Daymond's "this can't be what I think it is, right?" attitude in the initial questioning.
He sounds so bored, like he's told this invention to his clan of fellow mad scientists, but was laughed out, and is now sick of telling the pitch to the "foolish masses."
This is one of the only episodes of Shark Tank that I've seen. It's amazing.
Kevin O'Leary's wife did some drunk boating and killed two people.
Damn. Why these rich people always running over people. Like Caitlin Jenner
@@talyahr3302 Because there are no consequences.
This dude sounds and has the same mannerisms as Bob from Bob’s Burgers. He’s amazing
God it's like one of those terrifying Tim and Eric infomercials.
This is literally age of steel
Why gaiming though
I want to see that full episode. Did the Sharks ask about the valuation, how much the procedure and device would cost, and how much to make it? All the typical sales questions. I would of loved to hear him explain the valuation.
It doesn't even get that far tbh ... It's pretty entertaining but they are all out at an early stage .. it doesn't get to the financials at all lmao ... Poor guy lol ... There's always next time, but it's time to dissolve the bionic ear llc and start from.square one ...
I've watched this a bunch of times, and it just blows me away how this was the FIRST episode of shark tanks, and this lunatic started it off with an absolute banger
@7:53 I was expecting him to be way meaner than he was but I honestly think he's just reeling after hearing that. This is the first time after all, he hasn't gotten his edge yet
The first episode, but also the craziest.
Yeah I’d get a tramp stamp before I ever got a Bluetooth headset implanted into my ear. What happens when someone hacks it?
Probably turn into one of those drones from the Doctor Who footage CZ just showed us
I love it every time one of the sharks/dragons are laughing at someone and one of the others says something akin to "let them finish". You know they want nothing but to keep the laughs coming.
3:52 Lmao...
Yeah, just the general anesthesia will raise the cost per unit by around $40k...lol
This man is gonna be a Elon Neuralink type villain
FINALLY a non-crypto video!!!!
YES!
Haha so true! Have been thinking about unsubscribing..
This is why the tech guys need marketing guys. If this was pitched well, without the creepy "I'm a mad serial killer in a CSI episode" graphics, this could have worked.
There is such a thing as bone conduction headphones. They won’t fall off your head but you don’t need any freaking surgeries
2015 looks a lot like 2005 at this point
1:03 you're a internet detective, you're supposed to save people not burn them like that
I’ve seen so much shark tank and never this I’m amazed also ur screaming that calms me tho confusing is beautiful
Flirting: Elon's neuralink
Sexual harassment: Darren ionic ear