@@sechalion lol no they wouldnt. I worked at several hotels as a housekeeper. I will give yall a lil secret....we dont wash the comforters everytime. Next time you visit a hotel, immediately get rid of the comforter
@@cuckertarlson3037 I also thought it was nice to have the option, but I don't hate buying Chinese products. It's everywhere. There's very good quality and poor quality ones. With everything it's the same.
I think I would've gone with Daymond, making this product a part of the hotels and mattresses business is a huge win right of the bat, in the end all of them can help bring the production costs down
I think maybe he was trying to avoid saying how silly this product is. As you can see in this video with only one corner, imagine how bad will it look with all side and corners being shove-in like that. How many people that would pay 60 USD for this willing to let their bed looking like that? 10-20 dollars for single college kids, maybe. No patent too...dollars store and Amazon sellers will flash the market even if they can get enough people to get on board with the concept of "half making the bed"
Do you understand how much his time is worth? He said his jets was his best investment because the time they save him! We are all equal on one thing, there’s on 24 hours a day no matter your net worth!
Every business that makes it to shark tank does the same. Daymond was the clear choice with his connections comprising 51% of the hotel industry and already with 3 mattress companies. And they probably wouldn’t be missing sales with no inventory like they are now 👍
Barbara is so on the sleeve and genuine, the humility of her to ask Mark what she did wrong. She also has a very interesting approach compared to the rest, and its worked for her apparently. Her mindset is intriguing.
This is gonna be a hit product. The potential is huge for people at home but as well as hotel industry making it easier to make the beds for their staff.
I think teens and above should watch it, not kids. Cause not all kids get what's happening. But with a teen they are at the level where they can reasonably comprehend everything
@@mdv9831 What you plant in the mind of the child is what they grow up to believe. If you plant in their minds that they can grow up to be inventors, believe me, they'll believe it and whatever they focus on they'll achieve it. Whereas in a teen mind, it takes time to plant something in their minds because their minds already filter. A kids mind has no filter, what you tell them is what they believe
Daymonds offer was the best one why try to sell a product to a home or an apartment with anywhere from 1-5 beds when you could sell en masse to the hotel industry where each hotel has upwards of 50-500 beds. Not to mention branching out to cruise lines, health care industry such as assisted living homes etc. QVC seems like such a bait and offers a quick flash sale and then back into obscurity. Daymonds offer has loads of potential scalability.
@@chriscolt9626 Without Daymon's connections? yeah good luck with that. Daymon has connections in Accor and Mariott, Lori does not. Ever tried selling a B2B product to a large company before? it's almost impossible without prior connections.
HARD pass for hotel use. I was a housekeeper at 5 different hotels before I became a housekeeping manager. Did that for 5 years. Quality control and training employees to be make beds fast without having to run, was something I did very well. This would NOT make it a faster process. It would slow it down. And it would not only look sloppy to guests who like clean corners. It would also do nothing but catch crumbs and need to be washed at LEAST twice a week even if it nothing was spilled on it. This would mean more wear on the laundry, more shelf space needed, more to cary of the cart (that's already heavy enough), and more wear on the actual employees who would would be spending too much time fussing over making the sheets look tight and then try to keep them tucked into this. This would mean a big slow down in their number of rooms they can clean in a work day, and more people would need to me hired. OR they will be expected to do the same amount of work in the same amount of time, so they will now be over worked and quit. Meaning very unhappy employees with a higher turn over rate, and more work related injuries. Because its a physical job with a LOT of bending, and making beds wrong repetitively can injure you. On top of that, it would make it a lot harder for every room attendant to be doing their regular bedbug checks. Basically impossible to do it properly really. A hotel would purchase this, and find out it was a waste of money. Something that happens often when things like this come out. I know a few things the hotels got that were not practical in reality. This isn't an efficient product for hotels. This is a product for those with mobility issues or difficulty using their hands. Or for kids who have a hard time making their bed. It has uses. And that's perfectly fine.
Very good points! I'll add this too, though I have zero hotel work experience: Customers expect the room to be a certain way. Whilst some might marvel at the genius of this I wonder if most higher paying hotel customers would frown at the different-ness of this?!
Barbara's a multi millionaire and is yet extremely choosy with her investments. She guards her money with that start-up/hustle mentality. All the jokes about her going out all the time aside, If I was a new entrepreneur in need of guidance, I'd seriously consider her as an investor.
I agree!! I’ve always liked Barbara and her reasoning always makes sense imo. Honestly she would be doing herself a disservice by investing in something she doesn’t believe in or can’t really help with.
6:27 - Mark " I spent about an hour a week making my bed, I extrapolated that out, that's 365 hours a year". How did this sentence even make it through editing, Let alone air....... Never thought I would hear someone who's viewed as a brilliant billionaire fail at rudimentary math.
6:25 What makes this funny isn't that Mark was completely wrong about how many hours it takes per year (52 hours, not 365 hours)... but that he started it by saying that he did an analysis.
@@danilomenorca2583 I just reviewed it again at the 6:25 timestamp in case I was wrong. Nope he said 1 hour per week. Listen again and you'll hear it clearly 👍
They made a massive mistake. Daymond was the clear choice. They would have blown up under his connections that he mentioned. All Lori is is QVC, or flash in the pan sales. All of them would have been able to lower manufacturing cost to the level Barbara stated or even better. Therefore Daymond’s deal would have provided the most long term growth and possibly the quickest growth as well. Their business could have been in the hundreds of millions in sales under his approach. QVC will get them the quick buck only and a bigger fish will swoop in and steal those absolutely massive contracts with the hotel chains, etc. Finally they probably could have gotten Daymond down to 20%.
@@herewego1067 That is true, she absolutely kills on products. Ok maybe I was a bit harsh on Lori in my oc, but in this case the ladies could have built a massive company around their product. Daymond was the clear choice, their contract with AAHOA alone would make more money than multiple QVC runs. Plus contracts with Purple, Casper, and Lisa mattress companies would be massive as well. Commercial for this product/company was the way to go and their sales would have dwarfed anything Lori produced with QVC. Also I believe Daymond’s connections in manufacturing would have given them the best results on manufacturing cost.
Hey @Full Dangle - re: "lol" = explain exactly ... what is so "funny" about your serious comment? or do you use that silly "lol" always on social media?
I feel as though Barbara doesn’t like to spread herself too thin with entrepreneurs, and is picky with what she invests in. That being said I think she would be the Shark able to offer the most help and time. She would have been a great partner for them imo. She showed a lot of interest and seems like a really nice lady, even gave them a chance to listen to other offers. PS- the Barbara jokes are super funny, but I think she’s smart and intelligent, her wealth acts as a testament to that.
She is super smart and funny. I actually love her as a person and would take her on as a shark invester. I participate in the jokes about her in good jest, simple humor, perhaps add a smile in what seems to be a chaotic era in the evelution of Earth. All in good fun. I am not a fan of trolling, attacking fellow commenters. We're all going through something. May as well be kind. Compassion. Life is a mirror, it does reflect back. Aloha 🤙
@@nermo.artist I've watched several interviews with her and she is an amazing person! Super legit and really cares about people. Gives great advice, too. Watch her on the Ellen Show where she gives advice to audience members. She's really smart and motivational.
This one I actually do feel for Barbara cause she seemed the most supportive, gave the better reasons to work with her compared to Lori AND gave them the better deal. That being said, this was clear psychological hierarchy at work. Lori was more laidback, never even looked at Barbara, never even sold herself, same ages - so she is seen as the more desirable choice.
Lmao I LOVE how Kevin always adopts this instigating face when he's out to try and stir stuff up, "What are you gonna DO?" it's actually so funny seeing him that animated.
I bought them for our split adjustable bed. Easy to put on and changing sheets. Keeps them secure. On the top sheet with split mattress tucks in and stays. Also use it on bedspread. Had them three yrs and still works great.
What a great product and even better entrepreneurs. For all the people commmenting on Barbara.. She lost the deal, but did anyone notice what she did after? She was shocked, but then genuinely asked Mark what she did wrong - and how she could IMPROVE. She made a truly genuine pitch, and then showed that she isn’t too big to get advice or better herself. I believe that’s why she’s as successful as she is.
The most recent valuation update was in August 2022 for their company, *Better Bedder has done over $6 million in sales.* Parents who teach their children the value of a dollar and how much you can accomplish in life are amazing. Especially after a divorce and starting over, this mom has taught her children well. It goes to show that anything is possible in life. XO
I love how everyone who chooses Lori always thinks about QVC and how it will better their company, but let’s be honest here. Who, besides elderly people, even watch QVC anymore lol
Barbara: "I wish I was a son of a bitch who says you must answer me or I'm out" when she literally just did that on the Holiball episode LMAO! Also Barbara: "The reason why I need 20% is because I don't think about my investments if they're less than 20%, honest to god." ALSO Barbara: Proceeds to drop offer to 15%.
Right that exactly what I thought when barb was confused why she didn’t get the deal lol. U just told them I don’t think about deals under 20% and proceed to offer 15% , what’s wrong with u
Poor Barbara. She gets made fun of for never making offers, and when she finally does make an offer that's actually lower than any of the others, she gets rejected. Well damn
yeah ok and? whos the one with a multi billion dollar net worth? not you, so shut up buddy. With a 4.4 billion dollar net worth, Mark Cuban can do whatever the fuck he wants
I'm rooting for Nita. They both struck me as kind, down to earth people but Nita's motivation tells me everything I need to know. The insurance industry is filled with overworked, underappreciated middle aged women. I hope these two make it out and earn enough wealth to spread their joy
Honestly Damond is probably the best option here, he has the most knowledge, experience and contacts in this space and could seriously blow this up globally so easily
@You've Been Slain - re: "Honestly" = 1. are you not "honest" all the time? 2. or only when using that meaningless word. 3. gals went with Lori. 4. case closed!
Globally? Half of us don't even sleep on a matters, forget about spending half your monthly salary on a literal polyester ring you can make yourself for 1/10th the cost lmao
@@MultiSciGeek Most people globally DO sleep on a mattress, I feel bad that you got lied to by your parents, but its all good, people here grew up poor too and made it out and I hope you can do, all the best
Should have started at 150k for 5% because at 6 months of 500k they could achieve a 3mil valuation in 2 years. Go up in offer to 10% for 2 sharks Daymond for commercial and Lori for D2C. Then get it to 15% or 20% for 2 sharks at 300k. That sounds really reasonable vs only thinking of D2C since its not a repeat purchase for most because its designed to last at least a few years.
@I like trains well if you look closely you just might find humour between the lines 😂 welcome to UA-cam bud. No need to start a march now lol just chill out. Peace
Barbara was actually in on this deal but Lori snakes it away from her. Lori seems to have this huge advantage over the other sharks purely because of her previous success with QVC and taking products to that next level. She has it easy in the tank. When she wants something, she gets it.
6:25 Someone’s gotta point out our buddy Mark’s math error here aha - an hour a week of bed-making would be only 52 hours a year. Also interesting that his hesitation in not even making his bed is the opposite of Mr. Wonderful’s, who was concerned that it might make the bed look actually less tidy
Daymond was the wise decision for business purposes and to scale. He brought up a good point. These women were set on the shark they wanted before. Barbara messed up by: 1. Making an offer and not putting pressure, and encouraging them to shop around. Although noble, it is a tank with sharks. You don't do that. 2. Stating that she doesn't think of her investments at less than 20%
7:36 Barbara shot herself in the foot by saying she doesn't think about her investments if they are less than 20%. Later on when she went down to 15% what made her think they would want to go with her after she said she pretty much doesn't care about any of her investments that are less than 20%?
What Mark said @06:23 has me shook! He got the calculation wrong on how many hours per year that is, but nonetheless what an interesting analysis on productivity in one's life! What a lesson
That better bedder looks like one of those as seen on tv items that sounds good but probably something that’s rarely used. I don’t like the extra bulky look of stuffed up sheet in it. That’s why you tightly fold under the mattress. You barely have to lift a mattress, I’ve been doing it since I was like 5 years old lol. That’s insanity it took Mark an hour to make his bed. I was a CNA in a nursing home and I had to make approximately 10 beds every morning done perfectly. It takes 5 minutes.
I would’ve tried to get Daymond and Lauri together. I feel like that would’ve been an incredible partnership for them. But still a good choice with Laurie
in all honesty, when I go into the bedroom at 2-4am and it's dark I'm more worried about stepping on the Cat or the Kitten, can't really see shit once I close my eyes to sleep. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder on that one, can't see it does not really matter. Why people would posts photos of what they sleep on/with is a bit of an issue lol
Problem with Barbara is she never does any deals so know one thinks she is any good. Everyone knows Lori has QVC which is a tv infomercial shoppers channel that sells MILLIONS.
To solve the white band/sheet mismatch problem, they could pull the sheet over the band and tuck it in from the bottom of the band. (Provided the sheet is long enough)
Bless you Mark Cuban. The classic: their sales immediately following this pitch essentially sealed the success of the company. It's the best advertising you can possibly get. Keep in mind that when they leave, if they have a decent product, there are investors out there who have their people watching these shows as well as referrals from the people on the show. $33 cost for that is absolutely insane, unless it washes the bed clothes itself, weekly.
I love how Barbara was like why wouldn’t they have taken my offer but like just before she offered 15% she said she doesn’t think about any of her businesses under 20% 💀💀
Imagine hotels and every house hold and every mattress store get their hands on this. This is a million dollar idea of an invention. They should make a easy way to fold clothes. I would spend my whole account to help make that happen.
Barbara: I must take at least 20% in order to feel invested in the business.
Also Barbara: I’LL DO IT FOR 15%!
Exactly💯💯😂😂
And for that reason I am out
What a shrill.
and then doesn't get why they chose Lorie. Barbara said she doesn't pay attention below 20%
@@neverlimb5931 I think it's the QVC, they wanted that from the moment they walked in there
I think Daymond made a good point about this being used for commercial use. Hotels would save so much time!
Especially since they use white sheets.
nah, they would also have to wash it every time
@@sechalion lol no they wouldnt. I worked at several hotels as a housekeeper. I will give yall a lil secret....we dont wash the comforters everytime. Next time you visit a hotel, immediately get rid of the comforter
Hotels don't care about making life easier for cleaners.
@@jcc3665 It is all filthy
Barbara: “I don’t pay attention to companies where I’m invested less than 20%”
* offers 15% * get rejected
Barbara: “I don’t get it!”
Right
I'm not a fan of hers but I liked that she gave the option to have it still made in America. Hate buying Chinese.
@@cuckertarlson3037 I also thought it was nice to have the option, but I don't hate buying Chinese products. It's everywhere. There's very good quality and poor quality ones. With everything it's the same.
@@julial3758 My problem isn't the quality, it's the poor work conditions and the violent governament.
Lol I said the same the after she didn’t get it
I think I would've gone with Daymond, making this product a part of the hotels and mattresses business is a huge win right of the bat, in the end all of them can help bring the production costs down
Yeah, that's the guy I would've gone with.
i think lori is capable of doing this too. sure she has lots of contacts.
You can tell who they want
They should have asked for 2 sharks to partner
@@shreyatiwari6915 Too much equity
I just love how even though Kevin is out, he still gets excited about the other deals.
A true businessman!
Man loves money
it is his job to, he is the moderator of the show
This man is the one who makes things move in the shark tank and also funny
@@ryanhenderson4869really i feel he appointed himself thus since he is the senior most😅
Barbara: I'm in
Lori: No, you're out
😂😂
😂😂😂
Lori is so much classier than facelift frenzy Barbara.
LMAO
😂😂😂😂
Marks reason was dumb lol
"I dont make my bed so im out"
Like, okay barbara
I’m pretty sure Mark loves coming home to his made up bed. that was cleaned and washed by his maid!
@@keithkeefer9954 doubt he has a maid
@@tohhhype2043 He has the money….. I’m pretty sure he has hired helpers!
I think maybe he was trying to avoid saying how silly this product is. As you can see in this video with only one corner, imagine how bad will it look with all side and corners being shove-in like that. How many people that would pay 60 USD for this willing to let their bed looking like that? 10-20 dollars for single college kids, maybe.
No patent too...dollars store and Amazon sellers will flash the market even if they can get enough people to get on board with the concept of "half making the bed"
Do you understand how much his time is worth? He said his jets was his best investment because the time they save him! We are all equal on one thing, there’s on 24 hours a day no matter your net worth!
Just found this video, went to their website and they're already sold out due to overwhelming demand since the original airing. Kudos to them!!
Every business that makes it to shark tank does the same. Daymond was the clear choice with his connections comprising 51% of the hotel industry and already with 3 mattress companies. And they probably wouldn’t be missing sales with no inventory like they are now 👍
So glad that they’re doing well
I am happy for them and they seem like genuinely nice people, but I personally do not see a need for the product in my family though.
@@Mobileandlegends I got stuck in my better better please somebody help me.
@@falcokunzy i agree
Everyone wants to partner with Lori, not just because of what she brings to the table, but also because she just seems like a wonderful person.
She's very calm and confident
To much emotion for u!
@@mariosuper3249 ok
@@mariosuper3249 ok “ Super Mario”
best personality by far! calming and kind plus she has youth and looks on her side! :). which doesn't hurt!
Barbara is so on the sleeve and genuine, the humility of her to ask Mark what she did wrong. She also has a very interesting approach compared to the rest, and its worked for her apparently. Her mindset is intriguing.
That was a sarcastic question
Lol saying she has an interesting approach is a very generous way to put it
I like that Barbara wasn’t too ashamed to ask what she did wrong.
she wasn't ashamed about shaming women not leaving their life behind in a heartbeat
Polar opposite of Mr. Wonderful’s well screw you if you don’t take my deal, “you’re dead to me”
@@swisscorn what? Can we say virtue signaling
@@robs4706 ofc we can say whatever we want lol
@@swisscorn I had to space the cancel and the culture to not get the guidelines warning.. smfh
This is gonna be a hit product. The potential is huge for people at home but as well as hotel industry making it easier to make the beds for their staff.
Yesss immediately thought of the hotel industry
The issue is that people can easily steal this from a hotel
@@wertytrewqa people can steal anything from a hotel, that’s why hotels worried about that have you put down a card.
@@Camibug @Noe C. yea i get it. makes sense. i havent stayed in hotel for a while so i forgot how that all works.
Yessssss omg
This is a show that kids should be watching more. It motivates and teaches entreprenuership skills that most schools do not. I love it
During my freshman grade 9 intro to business class sometimes our teacher would bring up Shark Tank clips
I think teens and above should watch it, not kids. Cause not all kids get what's happening. But with a teen they are at the level where they can reasonably comprehend everything
@@mdv9831 What you plant in the mind of the child is what they grow up to believe. If you plant in their minds that they can grow up to be inventors, believe me, they'll believe it and whatever they focus on they'll achieve it. Whereas in a teen mind, it takes time to plant something in their minds because their minds already filter. A kids mind has no filter, what you tell them is what they believe
this show was actually part of the curriculum in my middle school intro to business classes lol it’s def a great one for kids to watch
I love watching it ❤️❤️
Mark said “I spend an hour a week making my bed … that’s 365 hours!” This proves if you say it with your chest, nobody will dispute it
Once Lori said infomercial they recalled how bad they are in advertising and that's why they went with her. Lori is one smart person
Who said they're bad at advertising? 1 million in sales without a cent spent on ads is an absolute win.
@@MultiSciGeek thats because they went viral BY LUCK. IT WAS LUCK buddy they needed an actual strat and it worked
Daymonds offer was the best one why try to sell a product to a home or an apartment with anywhere from 1-5 beds when you could sell en masse to the hotel industry where each hotel has upwards of 50-500 beds. Not to mention branching out to cruise lines, health care industry such as assisted living homes etc. QVC seems like such a bait and offers a quick flash sale and then back into obscurity. Daymonds offer has loads of potential scalability.
They still can sell to all the above...
@@TheLucieFurr yeah, they'll just yoink Daymond's idea. lol
@@chriscolt9626 Without Daymon's connections? yeah good luck with that. Daymon has connections in Accor and Mariott, Lori does not. Ever tried selling a B2B product to a large company before? it's almost impossible without prior connections.
@@nicoinformatics Nope, can't say that I have.
@@nicoinformatics you really think Lori is incapable of making those connections lol
HARD pass for hotel use.
I was a housekeeper at 5 different hotels before I became a housekeeping manager.
Did that for 5 years.
Quality control and training employees to be make beds fast without having to run, was something I did very well.
This would NOT make it a faster process.
It would slow it down.
And it would not only look sloppy to guests who like clean corners.
It would also do nothing but catch crumbs and need to be washed at LEAST twice a week even if it nothing was spilled on it.
This would mean more wear on the laundry, more shelf space needed, more to cary of the cart (that's already heavy enough), and more wear on the actual employees who would would be spending too much time fussing over making the sheets look tight and then try to keep them tucked into this.
This would mean a big slow down in their number of rooms they can clean in a work day, and more people would need to me hired.
OR they will be expected to do the same amount of work in the same amount of time, so they will now be over worked and quit. Meaning very unhappy employees with a higher turn over rate, and more work related injuries. Because its a physical job with a LOT of bending, and making beds wrong repetitively can injure you.
On top of that, it would make it a lot harder for every room attendant to be doing their regular bedbug checks. Basically impossible to do it properly really.
A hotel would purchase this, and find out it was a waste of money. Something that happens often when things like this come out.
I know a few things the hotels got that were not practical in reality.
This isn't an efficient product for hotels.
This is a product for those with mobility issues or difficulty using their hands. Or for kids who have a hard time making their bed.
It has uses. And that's perfectly fine.
Very good points! I'll add this too, though I have zero hotel work experience: Customers expect the room to be a certain way. Whilst some might marvel at the genius of this I wonder if most higher paying hotel customers would frown at the different-ness of this?!
Great to get some input from someone who knows what they're talking about, I would've never thought of all those problems you listed
Wash it at least twice a week? You mean you wouldn't wash this all the bedding every day? Yuck
This is just Very wrong thinking,
@@AlexandreG some places don't even wash the comforter everyday
Barbara's a multi millionaire and is yet extremely choosy with her investments. She guards her money with that start-up/hustle mentality. All the jokes about her going out all the time aside, If I was a new entrepreneur in need of guidance, I'd seriously consider her as an investor.
Absolutely!
And for that reason I'm out.
😂😂
@@something7750 🤣🤣
I agree!! I’ve always liked Barbara and her reasoning always makes sense imo. Honestly she would be doing herself a disservice by investing in something she doesn’t believe in or can’t really help with.
I love how Barbra is so confused. You literally just told them if they went below 20% you wouldn't pay attention to them 😂
6:27 - Mark " I spent about an hour a week making my bed, I extrapolated that out, that's 365 hours a year". How did this sentence even make it through editing, Let alone air....... Never thought I would hear someone who's viewed as a brilliant billionaire fail at rudimentary math.
6:25 What makes this funny isn't that Mark was completely wrong about how many hours it takes per year (52 hours, not 365 hours)... but that he started it by saying that he did an analysis.
Yeah. Now we knew how he got skin in his recent cryptocurrency investment.
He said 1 hour a day, so 1 hour a day for 365 days is 365hrs.
@@danilomenorca2583 I just reviewed it again at the 6:25 timestamp in case I was wrong. Nope he said 1 hour per week. Listen again and you'll hear it clearly 👍
@@danilomenorca2583 is it even possible to spend an hr every single day on making a bed.
lol. how did none of the sharks catch that! 😅
They made a massive mistake. Daymond was the clear choice. They would have blown up under his connections that he mentioned. All Lori is is QVC, or flash in the pan sales. All of them would have been able to lower manufacturing cost to the level Barbara stated or even better. Therefore Daymond’s deal would have provided the most long term growth and possibly the quickest growth as well. Their business could have been in the hundreds of millions in sales under his approach. QVC will get them the quick buck only and a bigger fish will swoop in and steal those absolutely massive contracts with the hotel chains, etc. Finally they probably could have gotten Daymond down to 20%.
The most sucessful products in the history of Shark Tank are ones that Lori got, look it up. You clearly don't know the power of QVC.
@@herewego1067 That is true, she absolutely kills on products. Ok maybe I was a bit harsh on Lori in my oc, but in this case the ladies could have built a massive company around their product. Daymond was the clear choice, their contract with AAHOA alone would make more money than multiple QVC runs. Plus contracts with Purple, Casper, and Lisa mattress companies would be massive as well. Commercial for this product/company was the way to go and their sales would have dwarfed anything Lori produced with QVC. Also I believe Daymond’s connections in manufacturing would have given them the best results on manufacturing cost.
@@herewego1067 I agree bc I think their target consumers are the one more likely purchasing stuff from QVC anyways
Facts. Not only do you go commercial, production goes, complimented by 2 well known bedding products... That's pb and J, guns and bullets
I think they should have chosen Barbara, but I just feel bad for her that's all
Barbara : no one wants me as an investor , for that reason I’m out .
I love how kind Kevin usually is but when he doesn't like a product or a person he will let you know it lol.
Hey @Full Dangle - re: "lol" = explain exactly ... what is so "funny" about your serious comment? or do you use that silly "lol" always on social media?
@@warriormanmaxx8991what is wrong with you lmao
3:23 Daymond: "That was obviously a blanket statement" 🤣🤣😂then with the shot of Marks face 💀 couldn't stop laughing
Mark Cuban: my maids now does bedding for me so therefore I'm out.
Barbra admitted blatantly that she doesn't care about her investments under 20% then offers 15%...
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And the funny thing is she confidently said "Honest to god" in the same sentence 😆
She just wanted to win 🤣
There’s no rules in the tank
She wanted to be competitive but I think she should've just put up more money to back that up rather than lowering her stake.
I feel as though Barbara doesn’t like to spread herself too thin with entrepreneurs, and is picky with what she invests in. That being said I think she would be the Shark able to offer the most help and time. She would have been a great partner for them imo. She showed a lot of interest and seems like a really nice lady, even gave them a chance to listen to other offers.
PS- the Barbara jokes are super funny, but I think she’s smart and intelligent, her wealth acts as a testament to that.
She is super smart and funny. I actually love her as a person and would take her on as a shark invester. I participate in the jokes about her in good jest, simple humor, perhaps add a smile in what seems to be a chaotic era in the evelution of Earth. All in good fun. I am not a fan of trolling, attacking fellow commenters. We're all going through something. May as well be kind. Compassion. Life is a mirror, it does reflect back. Aloha 🤙
I feel like Barbra loved it when they showed that you could put your book and glasses in it lol
Yeah - jokes about her are funny but she is super legit. She did some amazing things in business here in nyc
@@nermo.artist I've watched several interviews with her and she is an amazing person! Super legit and really cares about people. Gives great advice, too. Watch her on the Ellen Show where she gives advice to audience members. She's really smart and motivational.
"The Barbara jokes are super funny" and for that reason I am out.
This one I actually do feel for Barbara cause she seemed the most supportive, gave the better reasons to work with her compared to Lori AND gave them the better deal.
That being said, this was clear psychological hierarchy at work. Lori was more laidback, never even looked at Barbara, never even sold herself, same ages - so she is seen as the more desirable choice.
Exactly. Barbara seemed way way more passionate. Should of went with her u can feel it strongly 💯
6:35
Mark said he spent an hour a week making his bed. Thats 52 hours a year NOT 365. Did anyone else catch that or am i going crazy
The only time Barbara makes a deal and she doesn't get it lmao
lol
She doesn't seem genuine, thats why they didn't want to work with her.
Well she said with a straight face she doesn't care about her investments that are less than 20% then said I'll do 15%
@@Rc1023 🙄🙄 genuine? You are a mind reader and knows what someone is thinking ?🙄🙄🙄
Judy was a lawyer. I think she screamed a lot in court, hearing she was screaming the whole episode.
🤣🤣
I need earplugs! What is she thinking? This is not soccer coaching!!!
I searched just for this comment because that was the first thing I noticed lol she screamed the whole time while talking!
Lori gets the most consistently good deals, she's the best Shark. Kevin is great too, my two favs
Not better than Mark
Bro mark hits them business out of the park best in the game really.
Didn’t know white men over 50 were in this chat
@@mikelinnehan9719 not white not even 22
Lori's a 'me too' shark
@1:05 Lori did a Kawhi Leonard laugh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know hotel employees with back issues because of making beds. I'm so excited for this to become a global product used by all hotels.
Yesssssss hell I'm not one I want this for my home
Lmao I LOVE how Kevin always adopts this instigating face when he's out to try and stir stuff up, "What are you gonna DO?" it's actually so funny seeing him that animated.
I bought them for our split adjustable bed. Easy to put on and changing sheets. Keeps them secure. On the top sheet with split mattress tucks in and stays. Also use it on bedspread. Had them three yrs and still works great.
Omg I want this
What a great product and even better entrepreneurs.
For all the people commmenting on Barbara.. She lost the deal, but did anyone notice what she did after? She was shocked, but then genuinely asked Mark what she did wrong - and how she could IMPROVE.
She made a truly genuine pitch, and then showed that she isn’t too big to get advice or better herself. I believe that’s why she’s as successful as she is.
The most recent valuation update was in August 2022 for their company,
*Better Bedder has done over $6 million in sales.*
Parents who teach their children the value of a dollar and how much you can accomplish in life are amazing. Especially after a divorce and starting over, this mom has taught her children well.
It goes to show that anything is possible in life. XO
I love how everyone who chooses Lori always thinks about QVC and how it will better their company, but let’s be honest here. Who, besides elderly people, even watch QVC anymore lol
Damian is the better fit but he didn't go down to 18. I would say Barbara. Cause she so picky she will put the most time.
Who needs help making their bed more than elderly people?
Stay at home moms. QVC is huge with women in general, not just elderly women.
@@mully107 interesting, it might be a matter of family. Mine is always busy watching TV dramas or on their phone
That's part of the market. Old people.
Honestly think this will be another hit product from shark tank. Best of luck to those ladies!
I love this show, how did i get on this list?
@@ashleelarsen5002 say “what” if you are racist
@@SHBismyname what
Will be useless outside of the US, making solutions for problems created by incompetence
@@KittenCritters how so?
Barbara: "I wish I was a son of a bitch who says you must answer me or I'm out" when she literally just did that on the Holiball episode LMAO!
Also Barbara: "The reason why I need 20% is because I don't think about my investments if they're less than 20%, honest to god."
ALSO Barbara: Proceeds to drop offer to 15%.
Haha
Right that exactly what I thought when barb was confused why she didn’t get the deal lol. U just told them I don’t think about deals under 20% and proceed to offer 15% , what’s wrong with u
Lol 😆 💀
@@stevenanderson3386 I wish they had actually told her that - we didn't pick you because you wouldn't be as concerned/involved at 15 or 18%.
Poor Barbara. She gets made fun of for never making offers, and when she finally does make an offer that's actually lower than any of the others, she gets rejected. Well damn
she did say she wouldnt pay attention to them if they were under 20%
Just checked online, they are now valued at 30M$. So glad to see it worked out for them.
Barbara - "I don't think of my investments below 20%"
Also Barbara - "I'll go to 15%"
Also Barbara - "I don't get it! Am I missing something?"
Mark said he spent one hour a week making his bed and figured that was 365 hours a year making his bed. 1 x 52 = 365 mark Cuban math lol 6:28
and the confidence with which he said that
Mark Cuban works so hard he has 365 weeks every year
yeah ok and? whos the one with a multi billion dollar net worth? not you, so shut up buddy. With a 4.4 billion dollar net worth, Mark Cuban can do whatever the fuck he wants
@@mrsmirx4176 is he your husband?
He changes the sheets like twice a day? He doesn't have help?
I love that they have little better bedders on their heads lol
Otherwise known as headbands.
I'm so dumb that I didn't see that
@@AK-wb2ww you're noooot, is not that obvious :3
When Kevin said congratulation at the end, it is so nice of him.
We love you Barbara
Barbara: that's always a bad start
😂😂😂
Im glad they went with Lori!! Especially after Barabara mentioned she doesn’t even think about the teams she has less than 20% equity with.
I'm rooting for Nita. They both struck me as kind, down to earth people but Nita's motivation tells me everything I need to know. The insurance industry is filled with overworked, underappreciated middle aged women. I hope these two make it out and earn enough wealth to spread their joy
Honestly Damond is probably the best option here, he has the most knowledge, experience and contacts in this space and could seriously blow this up globally so easily
@You've Been Slain - re: "Honestly" = 1. are you not "honest" all the time? 2. or only when using that meaningless word. 3. gals went with Lori. 4. case closed!
Globally? Half of us don't even sleep on a matters, forget about spending half your monthly salary on a literal polyester ring you can make yourself for 1/10th the cost lmao
@@warriormanmaxx8991 And how did that turn out? Case closed
@@MultiSciGeek Most people globally DO sleep on a mattress, I feel bad that you got lied to by your parents, but its all good, people here grew up poor too and made it out and I hope you can do, all the best
@@youvebeenslain6085 I didn't get lied to, I just didn't grow up in America. That being said, I made it - I have a mattress! Thank you
Barbara: This looks like it’s going to be in every home in America. And for that reason, I’m out.
Should have started at 150k for 5% because at 6 months of 500k they could achieve a 3mil valuation in 2 years. Go up in offer to 10% for 2 sharks Daymond for commercial and Lori for D2C. Then get it to 15% or 20% for 2 sharks at 300k. That sounds really reasonable vs only thinking of D2C since its not a repeat purchase for most because its designed to last at least a few years.
Barbara: Im gonna give you an offer for that reason I'm out.
These Barbara jokes are getting lame guys.
@@Alanitoo, true, but I’ve seen some pretty good ones lately, so…
I love the jokes 😂
It’s too much, seriously- I see it everywhere and it’s annoying as hell. They must be 12
Could help with check in times for guests!
6:23
Mark: "I spend an hour per week making my bed"
Also Mark: "that's 365 hours per year"
Nice analysis and extrapolation 😂
Mark’s maths is clearly not his strength 😂
@I like trains wow you’re so profound 🚂
@I like trains Lolll don’t take UA-cam comments so seriously man
@I like trains well if you look closely you just might find humour between the lines 😂 welcome to UA-cam bud. No need to start a march now lol just chill out. Peace
@MKTUBE..there are 52 weeks a year and at an hour a week that's not 365 hrs. Mark needs to check his numeric reasoning.
Barbara was actually in on this deal but Lori snakes it away from her. Lori seems to have this huge advantage over the other sharks purely because of her previous success with QVC and taking products to that next level. She has it easy in the tank. When she wants something, she gets it.
I don’t like that no one acknowledged the blanket statement pun. That was solid comedy
Mark’s socks 4:39
I will now be paying attention to this.
Barbara: It feels so strange to make an offer, I'm coming off desperate, and don't know what to do with my hands, for that reason I am out.
Barbra raging in the background as the women were walking off had me laughing so hard 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Barbara: I am in.
Entrepreneurs: No, you are out!!
6:25 Someone’s gotta point out our buddy Mark’s math error here aha - an hour a week of bed-making would be only 52 hours a year.
Also interesting that his hesitation in not even making his bed is the opposite of Mr. Wonderful’s, who was concerned that it might make the bed look actually less tidy
Mark: I don’t make my bed and for that reason, I’m out.
“It takes me an hour a week to make the bed…that’s 365 hours a year”
Not sure if mark is bad at math or if mark thinks there are 365 weeks in a year
Times moved different for rich people.
@@stansman5461 Sounds more like poor people time
When you're a billionaire, you can say whatever you want cause most people will still just nod along 😂
He said an hour a day
@@wiiztec - no one spends "an hour a day" making a bed !! did you ... mis-hear?
Daymond was the wise decision for business purposes and to scale. He brought up a good point. These women were set on the shark they wanted before.
Barbara messed up by:
1. Making an offer and not putting pressure, and encouraging them to shop around. Although noble, it is a tank with sharks. You don't do that.
2. Stating that she doesn't think of her investments at less than 20%
The one-word reason why Lori was chosen was: QVC
And Bed, Bath & Beyond connections...
Mark: “it took me about an hour a week making my bed (52 weeks in a year), and that’s 365 hours a year!” Lol okay? Great math buddy 🤣🤣
Barbara: I don’t think of my deals unless they’re over 20%, honestly.
Also Barbara: I’ll do 15%!
@LMNOP - re: "honestly" = then Barbara was being "dis-honest" ... correct?
Yesss...i looove shark tank episodes with Kevin O'Leary 🙌🙌🙌
It's not like he is on every episode On every season lol
7:36 Barbara shot herself in the foot by saying she doesn't think about her investments if they are less than 20%. Later on when she went down to 15% what made her think they would want to go with her after she said she pretty much doesn't care about any of her investments that are less than 20%?
What Mark said @06:23 has me shook! He got the calculation wrong on how many hours per year that is, but nonetheless what an interesting analysis on productivity in one's life! What a lesson
I don't often make my bed either 8)
Did they ever say they had a patent on this? Damon can just give the idea to his mattress companies.
That better bedder looks like one of those as seen on tv items that sounds good but probably something that’s rarely used. I don’t like the extra bulky look of stuffed up sheet in it. That’s why you tightly fold under the mattress. You barely have to lift a mattress, I’ve been doing it since I was like 5 years old lol.
That’s insanity it took Mark an hour to make his bed. I was a CNA in a nursing home and I had to make approximately 10 beds every morning done perfectly. It takes 5 minutes.
I would’ve tried to get Daymond and Lauri together. I feel like that would’ve been an incredible partnership for them. But still a good choice with Laurie
Good point!
Barbara: \*recites the whole lorem ipsum and the book of exodus during her intro\*
Daymond: well i want to start off wit-
Barbara: GET TO THE POINT
They should have used a white bed sheet. The red and white clash.
That's what I thought
in all honesty, when I go into the bedroom at 2-4am and it's dark I'm more worried about stepping on the Cat or the Kitten, can't really see shit once I close my eyes to sleep. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder on that one, can't see it does not really matter. Why people would posts photos of what they sleep on/with is a bit of an issue lol
That's the point
the red sheet was to highlight their product, and they got 3 offers.
Cuban forgets that most of the world DO make their own bed. The product is not for Billionaires 😂
6:30 Mark maths. 1 hour per week. + 365 weeks in a year=months wasted. Perhaps some of that time he saves could be spent with a tutor.
love that barb still is trying to learn " what i do wrong?"
I don't think Americans realize how lucky they are to live in their country.
Problem with Barbara is she never does any deals so know one thinks she is any good. Everyone knows Lori has QVC which is a tv infomercial shoppers channel that sells MILLIONS.
I do realize it and I’m thankful for it!
Trust me some of us realize it and are very grateful for the country I live in.
Barbara offering money and saying i will give you time to listen other offers.This is her new style of saying I am out.
I love Daymond when she asks about getting manufacturing costs down, "All of us can," duh 😂
To solve the white band/sheet mismatch problem, they could pull the sheet over the band and tuck it in from the bottom of the band. (Provided the sheet is long enough)
Too much work. Let people pay more by selecting a custom color that matches the bedder to whatever sheet they have.
10:44 Barbara yelling at Lori as they walk out 🤣🤣
thank you for this lmao
I think Barbara was the right choice for their type of industry
Barbara: I don't sleep, and for that reason, I'm out!
Bless you Mark Cuban.
The classic: their sales immediately following this pitch essentially sealed the success of the company. It's the best advertising you can possibly get.
Keep in mind that when they leave, if they have a decent product, there are investors out there who have their people watching these shows as well as referrals from the people on the show.
$33 cost for that is absolutely insane, unless it washes the bed clothes itself, weekly.
1:05 1:34 the EHHHEYY'S are killing everyone 🤣🤣
I love how Barbara was like why wouldn’t they have taken my offer but like just before she offered 15% she said she doesn’t think about any of her businesses under 20% 💀💀
They screwed themselves! Daymond would have been the best choice with his hotel chains he works with. Creating jobs saving time and labor etc.
@@charliesanders6930 Anything is possible
@RAH Capital but having contracts with hotels and other companies is so much more valuable and secure
I still think Daymon is the right choice! Daymon goes for more of a sure thing…. he’s less of a risk taker
Lol the one time Barbara makes an offer she gets rejected 😂 she’s probably like I’m never gonna make another offer I’m out 😂
6:23 Mark: I spend too much of my life making my bed and for that reason I'm out
I'm surprised this hasn't been made sooner. Super useful 👌
Imagine hotels and every house hold and every mattress store get their hands on this. This is a million dollar idea of an invention. They should make a easy way to fold clothes. I would spend my whole account to help make that happen.
That clothing folder contraption has already been invented. However, 🤔 I suppose it could be reinvented 🤷🏼♀️ 👍🏼
😂
my sheets always come off and that's when they are fitted around the corners if you toss and turn at all this will not hold them
Dont we love it when Barba is out without even knowing it HAHAHAHA
Mark's Analysis: 1 hour per week making my bed. 365 hours a year.
I think Barbara knows deep dpwn that Lori with ehr QVC adds more value and real estate is more of Barbara's strenght
Barbara has the same "wow" as Owen Wilson
This is so cool. I’ve seen these ladies selling at the local market on the weekends. I hope they succeed ❤️❤️