All The Sharks Take A Bite of Breathometer | Shark Tank US | Shark Tank Global
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2022
- Charles Yim is seeking $250,000 for a 10% stake in Breathometer, a personal breathalyzer attachment for smartphones.
From Season 5 Episode 2
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Little did anyone know, Charles was the real shark in that room
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
More like scammer
@@christiangaxiola5323 that’s what they said
Mark lost big money because this guy partied to much
Damon: “What are you gonna use the money for?”
Charles: “You know, Bora Bora looks amazing.”
🤣
LOL
He heard of Bora Bora and was out,just like Barbara 🤣 quite an irony 😁
Dude basically makes life decisions in and around drunk
Lol right & los vegas
A couple videos later, and Mark Cuban was on a talk show talking about how this guy took all the money and traveled the world. He said he was networking 🤣
I saw that 😂👍🏻 tried saying hes networking
Also said he was with that one guy who threw water at Cubans face
Just seen that lol this guy blew all the money smh
wait so did he ''scam'' them?
@@MissMilly321 I don't think it's a scam though. Maybe it is because he said he would invest it in the company 🤔
And Mark Cuban said this was his worst investment ever. The guy literally took the shark's money and partied around the world. Perfect example of Over promise, Under deliver.
True statement. Saw Mark talking about it in a podcast interview
He definitely party and drink a lot and probably has tons of dui that’s why he came up with his own breathalyzer lmao
Wow
@@garybettes can i have the podcast link? Where i can listen to that bro?
@@yogibagasd full send podcast with mark Cuban
Charles is a smart guy. He had to intoxicate the sharks first before making the deal. This way, the sharks couldn't think clearly.
I mean, the verbal confirmation on the show equates to nothing. They could have easily backed out later on when the verification process was happening. They did not.
except he blew all the money
he blew the money it was the worst investment for the sharks
Dude, he is a fraud. The Federal Bureau won against him that this product is a scam/fraud and he has to refund all his customers.
They got sharked.
Barbara would’ve been like “i like the product but i dont like the entrepreneur. Theres no passion in the business. Im out.” And she wouldve been right.
which is good because they ended up getting sued and ultimately shut down because the BAC readings were inaccurate
@@laksjdfization worse is the ceo was out partying more than working
She would have been right
@@laksjdfization p
she always goes out so yeah she misses the duds too. even a broken clock is right twice a day.
"Sometimes it ends badly though" mr wonderful is always right
I heard the guy took the money and ran. Guess Kevin was right. They got scammed supposedly from other comments.
Kevin called it from miles away
He didn't know now right he'd be 😂
He wasn't right with the FTX scam lol
He was partying and drinking to test the breathometer yall
If only Barbara was here, most of her investments were based on judgement of character which she’s pretty good at. “Invest in the person” is her motto and this guy would’ve given her so many red flags.
I thought “I’m out” was her motto.
why
What red flags?
@@MitchellHang Well that too lmao.
@@kabum8046 Because Barbs always asked the entrepreneur/salesman to explain how they’re emotionally connected to the business, or say “I like this idea but I’m not sure about you, you sound so disinterested” hence the many “I’m out”s and the red flags. Plus the company failed and the guy ended up burning through all of the sharks investment going out to party and not updating with them. Cuban went on to say this was his worst investment. I think Barbara would’ve been right if she was here.
Cuban was shocked he accepted the deal so easily at that valuation. Look at his face
If it’s too good to be true. Than it is!!
It's more than what he asked for tho, which was 2.5 million valuation. I wonder why the sharks valued the company higher.
@@brandon.h9624 that was what I was just thinking. Mental!
Why would he be shocked? He got mony than he came in asking for
@@dawitbelai514 because it was worse than what he could've gotten from just mark.
I mean it didn't end up mattering anyway at the end...
Cuban said that the Breathometer was the worst investment deal he's ever made on the show lol 😂😂
Fr he spent all the investment money on partying 🙄 fumbled the bag big time
@@nadilady13 This was THAT guy?! LOL! He seemed so smart too! That's crazy, just heard about this on a podcast
@@IndieJosh what podcast please?
@@buffysummers2904 it was on the full send podcast
Yeah, considering the CFO was talking about egos...yet they lost themselves in the long run.
10:52 I love how everyone is holding a glass of champagne for the toast and Mark is using the whole bottle symbolising he is holding the Lion’s share (probably not intentional idk).
I like your interpretation
And an heavy future loss
lmao 🤣
In 2017, an inquiry by the FTC resulted in a settlement with the company. The FTC charged that the company knew the product frequently underreported BAC levels and knowingly made false marketing claims of accuracy. The app was shut down and customers were required to be notified and offered full refunds. According to the complaint, sales of Original and Breeze totaled $5.1 million. Following the FTC controversy, Mark Cuban called Breathometer the "worst execution" in the history of Shark Tank, blaming the founder's mismanagement of funds.
I came to this conclusion that something regarding liability would be a major issue unless it was govt issued within the first minute.. Absolute NOOOOO... Be responsible.. which also begs a question. Why hasnt the govt issued something like this in some states to protect its people??? think about that..... u would save insurance companies and healthcare . let alone save lives.. why wouldn't govt protect its people who like to drink >> This is a really odd comment but . I guarantee its all about money...
@@culbyj3665 I don't know if you're familiar with the track record of the gov't, but it doesn't tend to do things that are for the better interest of the people
also right after the guy got the money he went on alot of vacation "on behalf of the compony"
@@kernelxsanders 🤣🤣 exactly .
I refuse to believe this and I don’t want to prove myself wrong so I’m going to continue being ignorant yaayyy ignorance is bliss
Funny how this became Marks worst deal he ever made on shark tank. That’s why they say, invest in the person, not the company.
do elaborate...
They all did the deal tho it’s their shared lost
@@lama9926 Mark went in with $500,000. The other sharks only invested $125,000 each.
@@ZoraRyze and its owner used most of the money his was given to go out partying..
I think you have it backwards. One the guy got the money, he just started "the good life" and did not work out the quirks for accuracy. Later the FTC banged them and the sharks lost their investment.
This dude had everything to succeed, 30% was a little too high but 5 power houses on the line and yet he blew it...
He also had angel investors and partners in the business. After the 30% feel like he probably had little equity left for himself. So he decided to just spend all the money and bankrupt the business so he could start over with 100% ownership again
Dude, he is a fraud. The Federal Bureau won against him that this product is a scam.
Yeah looking back at this again, the sharks were pretty naive lmao. This dude outplayed everyone.@alexandercrush
Mark: i will give you 500k for 20%.
Lori: Mark, can i come in with you?
Mark: No. This disaster is all mine!
I like how he just tossed the breathometer to Mark when he asked to see it. 😂
That was gutsy
@2:14 if you notice Mark is actually asking Charles to toss the breathometer. He is actually in ball catching pose.
thx bro, i'll send u a free one. what's your Coinbase wallet ID?
Sturydb
this was due to covid restrictions
Mark later talked about this being his biggest lose through Shark tank. This guy was constantly travelling pretending to network and one day all the money was gone.
It not fair to judge based on his social media posts
Biggest loss
Feel like with the initial angel investment and the Sharks taking 30% he probably didn’t have much equity left for himself. So he decided to just spend all the money and bankrupt the business so he could start over with 100% ownership again
Not only that this company got sued for false claims
@@dawitbelai514 Okay, Charles...
The Breathometer received a huge amount of attention from appearing on the show. Not long after it aired, CEO Charles Yim was getting tens of thousands of orders and reports say he made $1 million in 2013.
This helped him launch a new product under the same company. It was a bluetooth-compatible breathalyzer called “The Breeze” and was made available in various Best Buy and Brookstone locations. “The Breeze” and original app did $5.1 million in revenue.
Unfortunately, in 2017, the FTC found Yim’s app to be unreliable and made various false claims in their marketing. The company was shut down and Breathometer is now one of the biggest failures in Shark Tank history. The FTC also ordered customers to be notified and offered full refunds.
Mark Cuban called it his worst investment on Shark Tank and blamed the founder for the company’s terrible execution.
thanks for the copy and paste
@@jesterpoker You're welcome.
@@jesterpoker so you think information is irrelevant if it isn’t typed by hand? For that reason, I’m out
Guess Kevin’s initial skepticism about liability issues was accurate.
He lost me at diabetes...
This guy was laughing and smiling way too much when the Sharks were making serious offers. In hindsight, that was a red flag.
@Christian Velasquez Oh it was real bro, Mark said this was the worst deal he ever made in his podcast
specially when he took that 30% equity deal.
he was so serious at first but then when mark cuban offered 500k look at charles big smile and his mood changed
1. Kevin is king of Shark Tank
2. There's no CFO. He only called his roommate (who he spent the million with )😂
Is that true? Lmao
@@sallystories I believe I did see a vid w/Cuban stating he didn't use the money for the product development. What a waste of his entire reputation. Especially in the valley, those guys never forget. A shame to let a little cash get in the way of really helping to save lives.
🤣🤣🤣
@@maximomaximo4603 oh its that guy?! daamn
Show proof
Barbara: "I drink 3 bottles of wine a night and have a personal driver, and for that reason, I'm out."
6:28 this is the most impressive selling/negotiation of the entire pitch and it’s Mr Wonderful pitching to mark so that they can all get a discounted equity share.
Lol he saved cuban 500k because he thought even a small percentage is going to be worth a fortune. He also knew Cuban wanted the whole thing and by the end Cuban was probably thinking there's list risk personally if the other come in.
This is the guy mark was talking to nelk about: The dude is partying and burning cash so he lost the company 😂
No way really? This was the guy?
Yup! Just read the article a few days back!
@@raimonddeliu2386 yeah, apparently his company got sued and they had to refund every customer who bought one lol, it was under-reading alcohol levels
A legit working breath test for this price could be banger. This guy could have been rich but chose some nice parties
You don’t know that
@@dawitbelai514 marc said on a podcast
@@slicedice1017 did he spend it all on partying? He could’ve saved some lol he’s probably still rich
@@vietnameeseguy no he had only like 1000 dollars left because going to vegas gabbling going to the celebrities section isn’t cheap and he did more
“I don’t wanna do a deal with any of the other sharks” then proceeds to do a deal with all of the sharks 🤣🤣🤣 Mark Cuban one funny man
Honestly this could have easily become the next billion dollar company but the later-found inaccuracy of the alcohol level sensors and a mismanagement of money killed it.
Idk if it could have, those breathalyzers always have accuracy issues
what's funny is the sharks thought they were scamming him
he was scamming them lmaoo
Lol
No they did not. He left with a higher valuation than he came in with.
@@henrypeters5291this comment went way over your head this guy blew all the money partying around the world look it up
This dude is what Mark said was his biggest loss on the show. Dude partied all the money he gave him away.
I remember watching a Doctor Mike video where he reviews Shark Tank's medical pitches, this being one of them. He was very surprised that they invested in it. Kind of shows how the Sharks don't fully understand health/medical related products with the exception of weight loss products.
He got em all drunk 😂
5 sharks were involved in the deal and they still couldn't force the guy to start working? I'm confused. Are there no legal penalties?
It was their decision to give their money away without looking into the repercussions - they can't file a lawsuit against him because they willingly gave their money away lol
played them like a fiddle
U don't own the guy, u own part of company, with the guy still having majority share
@@vaxan5126 don't hate the player just because he went to the playa.
There are potential legal penalties. An operator has to show they made a "good faith" effort to make the business work. It's fraud to just go on vacation with the money.
This is the guy who was one of the biggest disaster for Mark. He wasted all his money and toured the worked
Great Explanation
Nelk boys jeje
Didn’t they got their mony back tho. FTC forced them to return mony to everyone
I like how this was published right after tech crunch article on Cuban losing his money cuz of this investment lmaoo
8:51 his smile and that kind of looking telling us what he thought in his mind "Idiots".
Absolutely that looking was weird
He couldn’t believe it 😂
I agree. I thought the same
What you're seeing here is a real conman pitch
This was the pitch that Mark Cuban regretted investing in
This guy basically took all the money and partied in places like Bora Bora, with Richard Branson at his privately owned island, and Vegas
When Mark saw his photos online and asked him what he was doing, he replied "Networking"
OMG,how sad .when people give them a chance they bring out there true colors.
you watch the nelk boys podcast too eh
What a shame.
@@iReagorn Can you please link me where they talk about this guy?
@@rikumajumder1558 Look up “Mark Cuban’s WORST shark tank investment”
“You can plug it into audio jack”
*Apple removes audio jack*
Charles: confused oonga boonga
They actually switched to Bluetooth at that point before the company went under for other reasons lol
Breathometer production was halted in 2015 due to an increase in complaints and an FTC investigation. The company has essentially been shut down since 2017.
“This was the worst execution in Shark Tank history” ~ Mark Cuban in 2017.
This was 100% NOT the first smartphone breathalyzer. They sold them at best buy way back in 2009 lol
this episode aired in 2009.
@@redfox5965 2013 actually, unless you're just joking
How did he walk in asking for a $2.5 million valuation but had to think about a $3.33 million valuation?
I know right it made no sense. Why I thought they’d go for 50%
Because people tend to be more hesitant to give up more equity
@@SkyLinXin you valued your company at $2.5 million but I offered you $3.5 million ($1 million more) for 100% of the company.. would most people say no?
It's amount current vs future valuation if the current valuation is 2.5m but I believe that it will be worth 100m in the future, I will definitely not trade 100% of my company for 3.5m
@@ki6eki yes. Most people would say no
I love how they uploaded this cause this is the guy Cuban said on the podcast who blew his $1 Million investment with partying and traveling on the Full Send Podcast last week
to say that I feel sorry for the multimillionaires is pushing it, none of them lost their house over this, and they all that investing is a gamble. That being said, Mark sat there looking like he knew exactly what he was going to do with it, and the other Sharks handed him a rather unusual deal, where he would have more equity than them, but they still wanted a piece of what Mark had planned.
If there is anything to say in the Sharks favour here, is that this video is still in the public space, and not locked in a vault somewhere. That does show character on their part.
If I had no idea about how he wasted all the invested money I would have totally believed that he is a very good and intelligent entrepreneur 😂, well that explains how he got all five of the sharks in.
actually, the predicted didn't work... he had to refund customers...
"Plug it into your audio jack" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Stop right there fam
1:01 Kevin doesn't know himself how much right he is
Great idea, great product, worst execution ever! Some people can't handle money, and he is one of them.
Interestingly, the red flag here was the fact that the guy already built and sold one tech company in a really short amount of time, and then immediately went for the next one. It shows that the guy's main goal was always just to make a quick buck.
Which is of course not always a bad thing and hindsight is 20/20, but seems he was never going to be truly passionate about making the best possible product, which is pretty damn important when you're essentially building a medical device.
@@wloffblizz what do you guys know? Can you elaborate? Was this a dud investment?
@@LeanMan82 The guy would non-stop party instead of work and ultimately killed his own business.
@@LeanMan82 the guy used the sharks investment to travell and party everyday lol.
Actually, he had to refund customers because it is very inaccurate. Company is bankrupt bc of this. That's the reason.
He had the potential to become the next Theranos, instead he partied it all away 🤣
Wait it’s the same guy who wasted all the money?
@@Random-ue8si it was THIS guy!
well, he and Theranos are peas in a pod - they both promised something they couldn't deliver, lied to their investors and consumers.
@@snsmysticand they both put people’s lives at risk! Thanks to this product we had more drunks on the road
I love how every shark tank clip is just a Barbara roast 🤣🤣🤣
Ive been looking for this episode for so long
Mark was on a podcast recently and said this business flopped because he was out partying and travelling the world and when Mark confronted him, he said he was "networking" .
Yeee the nelk boys podcast
Bro honestly. Eff multimillionaires lmao . But on a serious note he should’ve worked could’ve been a hit .
The average serving of alcohol would raise your BAC (Blood-Alcohol Content) .01-.02. Lori blew a .04, and she barely touched her glass of Champagne. So either this machine is very inaccurate, or Lori (and presumably the other sharks) were drinking before this guy came to do his pitch.
Thats same with every breath analyzer, even with the ones police use, thats because right after you drink there is still some alcohol left in your mouth, that will cause the false reading, even mythbusters tested it out. Thats why you should always demand blood test after police test you.
very funny, i get drunk off one serving of alcohol, some people are just lightweights.
There’s actually one thing they don’t mention here - breathalyzers are incredibly inaccurate within 20 min of drinking or eating anything. You have to wait a while or it’ll be distorted, and here she used it while still drinking the champagne
Sometimes the sharks are so judgmental but sometimes they just go all in it’s crazy
Lmao it's the Bora Bora guy 😭😂
10:32 And that my friend is what you call a million-dollar smile!
The product looks so ideal and revolutionary but this was what Mark was reffering to about the fraudulent business. In his words, "Next thing you know, all the money is gone".
Mark just wants the sensor technology and they information they developed and discovered with breathe analysis, that’s why he doesn’t want the sharks in who are probably more focused on building the business and making sales. The actual success of this particular business is secondary to him
All things aside, I really miss the old production style of Shark Tank. Soundtrack score/music is not overbearing, coupled with less editing/cutting of footage, making for a more subtle production whereby the viewer can make his/her own mind up regarding the tempo/flow of each pitch, rather than the later episodes, where they more or less through the editing and music spoon-feed to you the entire narrative/how you should be perceiving the pitch.
100% agree
Did he ever even mention any sales? im really surprised everyone was so on board with it so fast.
Because it’s a great idea.also he did mention it
Anybody peep Kevin grab more champagne 🍾 😂
He(Mark Cuban) nailed it, everyone became the food for the shark 🦈. People who were rejected, discriminated, insulted, might be laughing at them, but remember failure is the pillar of success 🤗.
This is why I love watching this show on RUclips. Would have never known the truth.
I love Kevin's face when he gets slighted.
I love ur face when u are still broke
Daymond: who wants to bet what he’ll come back at
Mr Wonderful: he’ll come back at 25%
Daymond: I say 25%
Mr. Wonderful: yeah you’re right
Nice one
Lolol
Mark Cuban is the Real Life Bruce Wayne.
He works alone, unless it's the Justice League.
CFO : "Too many cooks in the kitchen "
CEO : " I accept 😀"
The CFO didn’t like the evaluation, but they offered better than his initial lol
It's not about the valuation. It's about having too many people cooking the recipe. Giving away 10 vs 30% of your company is a whole different thing.
@@radityaindera3442 but you getting more money in return!! He originally valued it at 2.5mil but the sharks did it for 3mil.
@@wordart4323 giving up more % now mean you’ll own less % later on when your company is worth a lot more than the 3M evaluation..
I feel bad for the sharks. I think all of the sharks now would have rather given the million dollars to charity vs this guy.
Funny this was just posted, and an article was just released that this was one of the worst investments stated by Mark Cuban.
2:52 the Texan came out in mark . If you can walk you can drive 😂
How love serious all his faces are even though at the end we all know this was one of the biggest scams
*Newer phones that don't have headphone jacks*
I love this. Common sense and logic have nothing to do with being a "Shark."
Not sure if I'm missing something here- So he comes in seeking $250k for 10%, a valuation of $2.5 million. He gets an offer from the sharks, $1 million for $30%, which is a valuation of $3.3 million, a better valuation than what he came in with. Assuming he got approval for a $2.5 million valuation from the CFO, which would make sense considering he's selling a percentage of the company at that valuation, why is the CFO saying the higher valuation is too low? If he is worried about giving away too much equity, isn't it better if the valuation is higher?
Same question from me
But i guess they’re gonna offer lower valuation for silicon valley and just willin to gve up 10% for the show initially ?
Just my guess tho
He is fraud
10% for 250k is a pre-investment valuation of 2.25M. 30% for 1M is a pre-investment valuation of 2.3M so it’s around the same actually.
I think he got a great deal.
20% is a lot more expensive to buy into in subsequent rounds.
ex. If his company is successful and raises a Series A, B, and is raising his Series C, that 20% may now be worth $10, 15, 30+MM.
@@DanielsPengetips that's not how valuations work tho? The first one is 90% left of the company valued at 2.25M, the 2nd is 70% left of the company valued at 2.3M. The sharks were paying way more.
250k for 10% compared to 333k for 10%
Mark looked shocked that the guy took the deal
Wow.. This is incredible shark tank I've ever seen
He made sure to make them drink so when the device would mark 0.4 they would believe it would scan their alcohol level
"What are you going to use the money for? "
"Manufacture the product"😂😂😂
guy's very collected and composed
10 years later and the mobilephone industry surly killed this product XD
He knew what he was doing with that champagne, bubbles get to your brain fast!
Of course mark has the bottle at the end 😂😂
I love that there’s no Barbara in this episode hahaha. I don’t wanna lose her money. Hahahahahha
One where Mark regretted not sharing
Must have put something in the champagne!!
Lol at Kevin's face..wish my wife would've had that
I have been looking for a comment on this. How is this not the most talked about comment?
Lol @ Mark turning down Lori 😆
No wonder Mark hates Silicon Valley entrepreneurs 🤣
Kevin and his wife need this before they get into a boat to save lives.
Edgy
This guy was licking his chops with these offers knowing he about to run off with the money 🤣🤣🤣
"Hey Charles"
"we got 'em"
*Breakbot - baby I'm yours
INTENSIFIES
And that's how a worst deal of all sharks especially for mr. Cuban
Now a days most phones don’t have audio jacks 😂
This is the bora bora charles 😂😂
He sounded truthful until Daymond asked what he's going to use the money for, he answered, uhh strictly manufacturing.
is this the one that Mark recently talked about on the full send podcast? the one where the entrepreneur was partying all over the world?
yes
A meter for stink breath 😂😂💀💀
“What are you going to use this money for?”
“Strictly manufacturing”
Was sad to read that the company was shut down after it was reported that it was unreliable and under reported BAC levels. The app was shut down and customers were required to be notified and offered full refund. Mark said it was one of the worse investments 😢
Mark wanted the company to himself. He looked disappointed.