Aaron and Zak bring DeliverMe to Dragons Den, a Delivery service app, which allows you to order anything, anytime and anywhere to your door. #dragonsden #bbc #dragonsdennew
I suspect they were there for publicity and exaggerated the startup cost because a dragon would want quite a bit of equity. Agree with other comments about apps being unsuccessful on Dragon’s Den. Gener8 is the only immediate success story that I can remember.
I think it's a shame that none of the dragons asked how the drivers are employed. For all the talk about ethical businesses on this show, they're certainly not above using exploitative labour
Yhhp. Also if you think about it, "App" is shortcut for "Application" and it's even worse when you think that society is controlled by "applications" .... That's just sad
I really don’t like Stephen. I think he’s really rude and big headed. I hope someone replaces him, if they film more. The others and Sara are really good but Stephen, no. I miss Taj, he was much more respectful and not egotistical.
" we are looking to disrupt the on-demand delivery market" *Deborah 😒 " you've overlaid it with an awful lot of failure points, or points that could fail!" * Delusional entrepreneur duo with the mindset to disrupt: SPEECHLESS! No answer to Deborah's reality check! 😂😂😂 £15 MILLION 😂😂😂😂😂
So glad these guys heard from some of the best.
I suspect they were there for publicity and exaggerated the startup cost because a dragon would want quite a bit of equity. Agree with other comments about apps being unsuccessful on Dragon’s Den. Gener8 is the only immediate success story that I can remember.
In 2022, he runs a seven-figure business and employs 20 staff members. So he made it in the end.
@Kelly if you say so...
No he doesn’t
I'M sure by the sounds of it....SOMEONE is getting it in the end.
Good channel 👍
15 million rollout cost lmao
Deborah turns passive aggressive at every baby pitch, that laughter is not a jesting laugh at all
‘Very agile’ = nowhere
Actually means to be able to adapt quickly
Agile = make necessary changes to achieve the end goal
Turning into the xfactor with the sob stories now
I think it's a shame that none of the dragons asked how the drivers are employed. For all the talk about ethical businesses on this show, they're certainly not above using exploitative labour
APP pitches are annoying. I want to see inventions and take my life away from apps 🙄
It's almost like the world doesn't revolve around you, James 😨
Then just don't download and use them you ungrateful git.
@@PhilosophyofElivagar almost...luckily we know better
I agree with you James
Yhhp. Also if you think about it, "App" is shortcut for "Application" and it's even worse when you think that society is controlled by "applications" .... That's just sad
This is what Glovo does in Barcelona
Bucharest too.
And Ubereats also delivers non-food items.
Ended up crazy successful 🕺
No it didn’t
Top brummies....
I really don’t like Stephen. I think he’s really rude and big headed. I hope someone replaces him, if they film more. The others and Sara are really good but Stephen, no. I miss Taj, he was much more respectful and not egotistical.
" we are looking to disrupt the on-demand delivery market"
*Deborah 😒 " you've overlaid it with an awful lot of failure points, or points that could fail!"
* Delusional entrepreneur duo with the mindset to disrupt:
SPEECHLESS! No answer to Deborah's reality check!
😂😂😂
£15 MILLION 😂😂😂😂😂
This makes no sense
With Deb's hand being broken she needs this more than most.
Great company but bad pitch, IMHO.
Top and bottom
Thanx to covid they embarked. And good for them.
So LAME