This was a blessing in disguise. None of those sharks had the ability to really make this product take off. Only Amazon had the cash and power to make Ring what it is today.
That's false.He just worked hard and got lucky.Tgere are plenty of investments they made that made them millions.Yiu don't cry about few missed opportunities.This is a mindset andy trader or investor has for increasing their wealth.There will always be opportunities you'll miss.
Does Kevin get an 8% royalty for every view on this video? Or does he get $1 for every advertisement viewed as venture debt until he gets paid back tenfold with a remaining 2.5% of CNBC?
I just moved into a housing development where every house on the street came with wired ring doorbells built in and the poor ADT guy was going door to door with his clipboard trying to sell security systems and I was like "yeah man...uh...To be honest im just going to buy a ring security system since i already have the doorbell" Poor guy haha.
Typically, the offers that the sharks make are easy to walk away from. I've seen so many episodes where they want a 40-50% ownership stake in the company in exchange for a $50,000 - $100,000 investment or something. (Sometimes it's only a loan/line of credit.) If you're a business owner on the cusp of becoming a multi-millionaire, you're not about to sign away 50% of your company to someone who did nothing to contribute to it besides a relatively minor cash injection. (In this case, $700,000 is a huge cash injection, but most of the time I've watched the show, the people were asking for $100,000 or less.)
Dude what are you saying these guys can blow up an product they don’t just pay money and that’s it. They work on it to make them money as well. Dumbest comment I’ve seen in a while and 234 dumbasses as well
This guy does pretend to be a narc...he is....It's hard for him to admit he has a lump in his throat ever time he thinks about this RIIIIING DEAL...LOL
Little in sales? He had $1,000,000 in sales in 9 months with the last month having $250k in sales! And that was just direct to consumer! He wasn't even in staples yet!
O'Leary never offered to "give" anyone $700,000. What he offered was a LOAN of $700,000 at 10% interest, plus a royalty for himself, plus 5% of all income of the company for perpetuity. Obviously, the offer was rejected. No sane person would take such a predatory offer. Essentially, O'Leary wanted a piece of the company for FREE, and because he got too greedy he passed up an opportunity to make $100,000,000 from a $700,000 investment. But O'Leary doesn't care, because he figures some other sucker will come along and be ripe for the picking with another deal. And the inventor was very fortunate that O'Leary was so greedy. Because he ended up getting an extra $100 million from Amazon by passing on O'Leary's $700,000 loan. He was smart to reject the offer, and he didn't struggle with the decision either.
He wanted the SAME for the Scrub Daddy sponges too. He said he would give Aaron (who started the company) $100K which Aaron was asking for (Aaron was asking for 10% of his company for that money as his starting deal) and he said he just wants $0.50 in return per unit sold until he gets his $100K back then $0.10 per unit after and the manufacturing price per sponge was around $1 and he was selling them for $2.80 I think it was or something at the time of the episode airing and the only reason he wanted cash was to build his own manufacturing plant in the USA to make them because he was just shipping them overseas from Germany at the time AND on top of that he had issues with time management with that manufacturer on his sponges and wanted them to be produced for less money AND increased production capacity with the improved time management issues. Kevin's offer would essentially mean no matter what Kevin makes money off the product and he suffers no losses from it after he has his money back and he doesn't even own the company to make money off it meaning that when it comes to pitching an idea to the sharks the pitcher is free to buy back the share from the sharks in the future however they please but with this deal the owner is STUCK with the fact that they are giving away free money to someone and you can't buy them unless you get them to bend to their knees and change the contract
"never cry over spilled milk, theirs always another opportunity next time the shark tank door opens!" yeah I don't think they'll ever be a company that comes to shark tank and exits with a 100 million dollars, you blew it!
Yea he blew it but he’s not gonna beat himself up over it he’s still rich lol the fact that he’s complementing the inventor and giving him props is signs of a solid guy in my eyes.
Didnt blow it, still richer than all commenters on this vid combined And honestly, u sound a lil salty. Making fun of someone in the 1% for not going into the .5%
these companies are usually startups with huge risk, of course they want high returns. who else is going to give them money for prototype ideas or products that owners have no idea how to mass produce and distribute.
People go to shark tank for much more than venture capital. They go for the visibility, and for a mentor in the company in the business aspect and monetization optimization. In these respects, I think they arguably aren't being taken advantage of. I think some of shark tanks biggest successes wouldn't be where they are today had they never appeared in the show.
@@poopoogamer1232 The Sharks on Shark Tank didn't think Ring would be used as a security system or be competitive with other products in that market already.
O'Leary missed the boat on Amazon's aim with Ring and home automation/total customer acquisition in general. For angel investors, these guys aren't real visionaries. That's why they're constantly putting a few hundred grand into cute products capitalizing on demand and grabbing existing market share, instead of really defining new horizons. They've become the go to place for people that have interesting ideas or inventions that will benefit significantly from the visibility that the audience of shark tank provides, not real companies with billion dollar potentials. Saying they're the biggest venture capital fund out there is a pathetic joke. The only real venture capital investor in the team is Chris, and he rolls his eyes at the offerings they get. The next Facebook or iPhone isn't coming to these guys. If the inventor does, he's not likely to strike a deal. It takes visionaries line Bezos to run a company for decades without posting a profit, while focusing on customer acquisition and future monopolization for maximum monetization. These guys would laugh Amazon out the door.
I don’t really think he was. He is already rich, you can buy anything in the world with the money he has and 100 million isn’t going to do anything to someone with a net worth of 500 mil
@@poopoogamer1232 the man who created the ring is a richer than him now 😂😂😂, he couldn’t even answer the questions direct cause he lowkey knows it wasn’t a smart move
I love Shark Tank. I love to see real billionaires operate and potential mega entrepreneurs present their ideas and products. I happen to like Jaime Siminoff because he personally took the time to answer my questions via email. I asked if they thought about venturing in monitoring and dispatch since it wasn’t in place at the time. He thanked me for the input and stated that it’s inputs like those that continue to grow the business. Now, they have the monitoring which I subscribe to faithfully, and I am happy with it. I am happy for Jaime for having sold Ring for over $1B to Amazon. Shark Tank helped Ring become what it is today! I love that Mr. Wonderful can look back at this with a smile on his face. He really is Mr. wonderful! ❤😊🎉
They call him Mr wonderful? Maybe sarcastically. I've met the guy in real life before knowing who he was and he was upset I didn't know who he was. A man who he was with gasped and said " you don't know Kevin o Leary?! He's on TV !" I replied honestly, " Im sorry I don't watch TV, would you like a few more minutes with the menu ? " I was tipped 2 bucks by Mr wonderful
A "plethora" of competitors. It's almost like you didn't listen to his pitch at all when you asked him that. He claimed that he had no DIRECT competitors, because he was the only one to integrate video surveillance with smart phone accessibility. An idea so genius, that some of those so-called competitors are now buying RING for themselves. Lmao the inability to just admit you screwed up. This hubris come with being rich? Cuz I don't want it
Honestly lost a lot of respect for the sharks this year. Kevin’s selling cameos for 2k mans been preaching scams maybe if he invested in Ring he wouldn’t need the money😂 Damon involved with selling courses with Grant Cardone and Robert involved in a real estate scheme. Watch Coffeezilla, you’d think these guys were all respectable. Cubans the only guy anyone should consider going with.
@Adrian Cantu and none of those guys are being investigated for anything…. Ontop of that who wouldn’t do a 1 min video for 2k???!?! That’s literally 2k a minute. Ontop of that a lot of the big time celebs are on that app.
Kevin O'Leary dropped the ball and now he sounds like he's trying to spin it, him and the other sharks didn't have any imagination and weren't open minded and they fumbled a huge deal
This guy does doesnt pretend to be a narc...HE IS....It's hard for him to admit he has a lump in his throat every time he thinks about this RING DEAL...LOL
What are you talking about? Kevin is worth more than Jamie still. You must be too idiotic to realize that when Ring was sold for 1 billion, the owner didn’t get 1 billion
Neither of them are, to be fair. All the Sharks created their insane wealth on gut instinct and decisions. What they think will/won’t pan out. There was no way for Mr. Wonderful to have predicted the future of DoorBot let alone the average Joe or Jill. 🤷🏼♂️
Yea, and someone approaches your with a shotgun. Who's winning that gunfight? Not to mention WHEN you depart this world, how would the intruder get founded in a timely fashion? All that could be avoided just having the option of seeing someone approach your house beforehand. You know, get the jump on them. Ignorant much? 😅
Cool to see he isn't sour about it but at the end of the day he's still a wildly succesfull dude with enough money to live the life of his dreams so I don't see why he would be.
That's like saying his biggest miss was not betting the house on a horse race or IPO. There's a clear difference between gambling, speculation, and investing.
Lukas Friedrich - This company was founded in 2012, and if Kevin O'Leary poured $700K into Bitcoin then, his holdings would be worth $3.5 Billion. Your analogy doesn't really make sense, when this deal on Shark Tank is pre-IPO. And now with Amazon's purchase of that company, that $700k would be worth $100 Million. So yeah, investing in Bitcoin blows this investment away 35 fold.
If it's anything like Dragon's Den in Canada, it's completely B.S.totally boring, and a complete waste of time to watch. Even when " supposedly approved" the " deals" have to go through lawyers, sometimes presenters change their minds, about " one in fifty" ever makes it.
I still believe they know less about technology. If someone pitched a technological device or something. They have no clue on how they will run that business. They are like an old politicians that thinks they know how the Internet works.
This was a blessing in disguise. None of those sharks had the ability to really make this product take off. Only Amazon had the cash and power to make Ring what it is today.
That's false.He just worked hard and got lucky.Tgere are plenty of investments they made that made them millions.Yiu don't cry about few missed opportunities.This is a mindset andy trader or investor has for increasing their wealth.There will always be opportunities you'll miss.
I’d say mark could have
@@thecryptohacker9976 lucky lol
@@betochavez1216 uno wot I mean lol. “Lucky” my ass. That man worked his ASS OFF.
These guys have what amazon does, and they were offered 700k of 7M value, Amazon bought it for 1billion lmao.
I like how his name is literally “man who passed on ring”
Lmaoooo
And he didn’t even pass on it lol, he was the only one that didn’t pass on it. The owner declined Kevin’s offers, so he passed on Kevin
😂😂😂😂
💀💀
@@poopoogamer1232 a loan for royalties 4ever of the product and equity in the company. I would of told him to kick rocks as well.
I'm so proud of the creator declining the sharks. He really saw something much bigger and he got and deserves every bit of that 1 billion! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
well not really because he didnt get all of it
@@js2sgamer951 lol u have a million ? He’s good for life so who cars
@@betochavez1216 lol i have 7 million dollars in the bank.
@@js2sgamer951 Cool, good luck paying it back, that dude probably has 300 mil+ straight cash
@@AppleTech90 nah jk i dont have millions..... I have billions
Does Kevin get an 8% royalty for every view on this video? Or does he get $1 for every advertisement viewed as venture debt until he gets paid back tenfold with a remaining 2.5% of CNBC?
LMFAOOOOOO
I love the amount of respect everyone in this situation has for eachother
Kevin will be ok, you only have to get rich once.
People can go poor and become rich over and over again.
@@ShaunKhan Elon Musk isn't poor
how to properly clean your plastic computer He’s not rich either. He has to actually sell a lot of his shares to be rich but he’s just nw rich.
@@ShaunKhan only if they're idiots
*Great depression and recession has entered the chat*
Competitors like ADT... even ADT sells Ring now 🤣🤣🤣🤣
blog.ring.com/2017/05/17/why-a-bully-wants-stop-ring-from-making-your-neighborhoods-safer/
Lol
I just moved into a housing development where every house on the street came with wired ring doorbells built in and the poor ADT guy was going door to door with his clipboard trying to sell security systems and I was like "yeah man...uh...To be honest im just going to buy a ring security system since i already have the doorbell" Poor guy haha.
Typically, the offers that the sharks make are easy to walk away from. I've seen so many episodes where they want a 40-50% ownership stake in the company in exchange for a $50,000 - $100,000 investment or something. (Sometimes it's only a loan/line of credit.)
If you're a business owner on the cusp of becoming a multi-millionaire, you're not about to sign away 50% of your company to someone who did nothing to contribute to it besides a relatively minor cash injection. (In this case, $700,000 is a huge cash injection, but most of the time I've watched the show, the people were asking for $100,000 or less.)
Tbf we give people who contribute nothing lots of resources in our society, it's called being rich.
Nice
And he only wanted 10% equity, which already values the company at $7 million, which is about what it was worth at the time of the show.
@@youtubecensorpolice9112 im pretty sure he wanted royalty for life
Dude what are you saying these guys can blow up an product they don’t just pay money and that’s it. They work on it to make them money as well. Dumbest comment I’ve seen in a while and 234 dumbasses as well
“A little bit in sales” in his presentation he said he did a 1 mill in sales in his first 9 months with each month getting bigger sales
Doesn't justify a 7mil valuation.
This guy does pretend to be a narc...he is....It's hard for him to admit he has a lump in his throat ever time he thinks about this RIIIIING DEAL...LOL
When he was presenting he said his past month alone was 250k. That’s insane growth with only selling direct with little marketing. They def missed out
@@prs3054 it justifies 700k for 10 percent though
@@prs3054it does lol. Million in sales in 9 months and 250k in last month, 7 million is definitely a fair evaluation
Little in sales? He had $1,000,000 in sales in 9 months with the last month having $250k in sales! And that was just direct to consumer! He wasn't even in staples yet!
You saw 8 minutes out of an hour and a half discussion. Every deals on shark tank are hours long but we're shown the highlights only
O'Leary never offered to "give" anyone $700,000. What he offered was a LOAN of $700,000 at 10% interest, plus a royalty for himself, plus 5% of all income of the company for perpetuity. Obviously, the offer was rejected. No sane person would take such a predatory offer. Essentially, O'Leary wanted a piece of the company for FREE, and because he got too greedy he passed up an opportunity to make $100,000,000 from a $700,000 investment. But O'Leary doesn't care, because he figures some other sucker will come along and be ripe for the picking with another deal.
And the inventor was very fortunate that O'Leary was so greedy. Because he ended up getting an extra $100 million from Amazon by passing on O'Leary's $700,000 loan. He was smart to reject the offer, and he didn't struggle with the decision either.
He wanted the SAME for the Scrub Daddy sponges too. He said he would give Aaron (who started the company) $100K which Aaron was asking for (Aaron was asking for 10% of his company for that money as his starting deal) and he said he just wants $0.50 in return per unit sold until he gets his $100K back then $0.10 per unit after and the manufacturing price per sponge was around $1 and he was selling them for $2.80 I think it was or something at the time of the episode airing and the only reason he wanted cash was to build his own manufacturing plant in the USA to make them because he was just shipping them overseas from Germany at the time AND on top of that he had issues with time management with that manufacturer on his sponges and wanted them to be produced for less money AND increased production capacity with the improved time management issues. Kevin's offer would essentially mean no matter what Kevin makes money off the product and he suffers no losses from it after he has his money back and he doesn't even own the company to make money off it meaning that when it comes to pitching an idea to the sharks the pitcher is free to buy back the share from the sharks in the future however they please but with this deal the owner is STUCK with the fact that they are giving away free money to someone and you can't buy them unless you get them to bend to their knees and change the contract
"never cry over spilled milk, theirs always another opportunity next time the shark tank door opens!" yeah I don't think they'll ever be a company that comes to shark tank and exits with a 100 million dollars, you blew it!
Who knows maybe they’ll find a cupcake company😂
Way more than 100 million
Yea he blew it but he’s not gonna beat himself up over it he’s still rich lol the fact that he’s complementing the inventor and giving him props is signs of a solid guy in my eyes.
I don't think you understand the point behind that saying
Didnt blow it, still richer than all commenters on this vid combined
And honestly, u sound a lil salty. Making fun of someone in the 1% for not going into the .5%
The sharks usually take advantage of these little guys. It's the whole you need money to make money thing. Nice to see them miss out.
not really. they rarely take more than half. they dont even have a controlling stake
these companies are usually startups with huge risk, of course they want high returns. who else is going to give them money for prototype ideas or products that owners have no idea how to mass produce and distribute.
People go to shark tank for much more than venture capital. They go for the visibility, and for a mentor in the company in the business aspect and monetization optimization. In these respects, I think they arguably aren't being taken advantage of. I think some of shark tanks biggest successes wouldn't be where they are today had they never appeared in the show.
@@dsmith5925 ye these guys have the resources they have plugs like lory has the retail plug etc
If Kevin had gotten on, they would have tanked. The reason they got to 1 billion was one less bloated leech.
"Its rich milk that we are talking about"
😂😂
I like how they say it wasn't competition for security systems lol
Wdym
@@poopoogamer1232 The Sharks on Shark Tank didn't think Ring would be used as a security system or be competitive with other products in that market already.
O'Leary missed the boat on Amazon's aim with Ring and home automation/total customer acquisition in general. For angel investors, these guys aren't real visionaries. That's why they're constantly putting a few hundred grand into cute products capitalizing on demand and grabbing existing market share, instead of really defining new horizons. They've become the go to place for people that have interesting ideas or inventions that will benefit significantly from the visibility that the audience of shark tank provides, not real companies with billion dollar potentials. Saying they're the biggest venture capital fund out there is a pathetic joke. The only real venture capital investor in the team is Chris, and he rolls his eyes at the offerings they get. The next Facebook or iPhone isn't coming to these guys. If the inventor does, he's not likely to strike a deal. It takes visionaries line Bezos to run a company for decades without posting a profit, while focusing on customer acquisition and future monopolization for maximum monetization. These guys would laugh Amazon out the door.
Your show is used for exposure. The deals never favor the business owner.
And the way they talk, if they get talked back like that....yikes...
Now Jamie could say your dead to me Kevin O' Leary 😂
We all know Kevin was punching air when he saw the deal.
I don’t really think he was. He is already rich, you can buy anything in the world with the money he has and 100 million isn’t going to do anything to someone with a net worth of 500 mil
@@poopoogamer1232 20% of his net worth definitely would do something to him LMAO
@@poopoogamer1232 rich people always want more
@@poopoogamer1232 the man who created the ring is a richer than him now 😂😂😂, he couldn’t even answer the questions direct cause he lowkey knows it wasn’t a smart move
I love Shark Tank. I love to see real billionaires operate and potential mega entrepreneurs present their ideas and products. I happen to like Jaime Siminoff because he personally took the time to answer my questions via email. I asked if they thought about venturing in monitoring and dispatch since it wasn’t in place at the time. He thanked me for the input and stated that it’s inputs like those that continue to grow the business. Now, they have the monitoring which I subscribe to faithfully, and I am happy with it. I am happy for Jaime for having sold Ring for over $1B to Amazon. Shark Tank helped Ring become what it is today! I love that Mr. Wonderful can look back at this with a smile on his face. He really is Mr. wonderful! ❤😊🎉
What is the monitoring app called that you use from Jamie? Thanks, and what you wrote is very accurate
Ring sucks
Sharks didn’t invest in door bot and for that reason I m out
They call him Mr wonderful? Maybe sarcastically. I've met the guy in real life before knowing who he was and he was upset I didn't know who he was. A man who he was with gasped and said " you don't know Kevin o Leary?! He's on TV !" I replied honestly, " Im sorry I don't watch TV, would you like a few more minutes with the menu ? "
I was tipped 2 bucks by Mr wonderful
This guy blinks 2000 bpm
They keep asking why Amazon would buy Ring? It’s so obvious with stopping thieves
A "plethora" of competitors. It's almost like you didn't listen to his pitch at all when you asked him that. He claimed that he had no DIRECT competitors, because he was the only one to integrate video surveillance with smart phone accessibility. An idea so genius, that some of those so-called competitors are now buying RING for themselves. Lmao the inability to just admit you screwed up. This hubris come with being rich? Cuz I don't want it
Honestly lost a lot of respect for the sharks this year. Kevin’s selling cameos for 2k mans been preaching scams maybe if he invested in Ring he wouldn’t need the money😂 Damon involved with selling courses with Grant Cardone and Robert involved in a real estate scheme. Watch Coffeezilla, you’d think these guys were all respectable. Cubans the only guy anyone should consider going with.
So they’re not respectable because they’re selling cameos and courses?
@Adrian Cantu and none of those guys are being investigated for anything…. Ontop of that who wouldn’t do a 1 min video for 2k???!?! That’s literally 2k a minute. Ontop of that a lot of the big time celebs are on that app.
And how many hundreds pf millions have YOU made? Yea. Hush up.
"he can really dance" 😂. Wished we can watch full sessions of the show and not just the edited part.
Kevin O'Leary dropped the ball and now he sounds like he's trying to spin it, him and the other sharks didn't have any imagination and weren't open minded and they fumbled a huge deal
going to shark tank is a win win situation even if you get rejected from the sharks you still had a free #AD to the world and you might get picked
Not them trying to spin this like they helped 😂😂😂
I like how he doesn’t answer the questions at all.
Damn from tinkering in your garage to being a billionaire. I wouldn't know how to control that much money
Right
That was some real Talk right there...!!
Awesome description of (Jamie)Awesome!!!!!
Nice Validation!!!!
Real Life..... Grown knowledgeable MAN!!!!!
This guy does doesnt pretend to be a narc...HE IS....It's hard for him to admit he has a lump in his throat every time he thinks about this RING DEAL...LOL
Lmao the Ring guy is now worth more than the double as Mr. wonderfully missing on chances
What are you talking about? Kevin is worth more than Jamie still. You must be too idiotic to realize that when Ring was sold for 1 billion, the owner didn’t get 1 billion
Ring: “Kevin, you’re dead to us!”
That’s rich milk we’re talking about kevin 😂
High praise from Mr. Wonderful.
He doesn't cry over spilled milk.
Amazon is a world wide platform now a days specially with the pandemic 😂 they missed out on a lot of big companies lol
Well he invested in Mindmed now and finally took a risk that's been paying off like crazy.
Shaq saw it in store and knew it was a gold mine
THE MAN WHO PASSED ON RING
Amazon is huge, and they pay no taxes...
Not as smart as he thinks he is.
Neither of them are, to be fair. All the Sharks created their insane wealth on gut instinct and decisions. What they think will/won’t pan out. There was no way for Mr. Wonderful to have predicted the future of DoorBot let alone the average Joe or Jill. 🤷🏼♂️
@@randomz8065 what are you talking about? Did you even read AND comprehend why I posted? 🤦🏼♂️
@James Dean you have no idea how rich I am, take a hike.
Ring is good, but I still like my Doberman and Smith & Wesson 🤠
Yea, and someone approaches your with a shotgun. Who's winning that gunfight? Not to mention WHEN you depart this world, how would the intruder get founded in a timely fashion? All that could be avoided just having the option of seeing someone approach your house beforehand. You know, get the jump on them. Ignorant much? 😅
@@gabrielsim6340 You know a Smith and Wesson is a firearm.
Kevin
You mean the next time the shark mouth open😂
He found a way too toot his own horn 😂
Cool to see he isn't sour about it but at the end of the day he's still a wildly succesfull dude with enough money to live the life of his dreams so I don't see why he would be.
Great detection and feel safe
Now everybody got a ring
If Kevin thought this kid was so good, he would have made a more reasonable offer. 7% of sales in perpetuity is insane
How much money do you need to be happy.....
Now Jamie might be richer from these sharks.
Ring kinda stinks, forced monthly fees. There's other great options out there IMO
Like what?
You sound like a competitor's bot. You a bot boy?
I tried the other great options, not as good as ring. my opinion of course
The China doorbell every bit as good for 30 euro
My dad uses Ring and I use SkyBell. I personally prefer SkyBell after using both.
You also don't deliver the money on deals,sir
My question is why do all announcers have the same voice?
What a narcissist…. Instead of admitting that they all made a mistake he tried to take credit for the success of ring
DID HE SAY 100 MILLION THATS 2 ZEROS OMG-
Kevin would have done nothing for the product.
what is ring?
Pride comes before the fall. So full of himself. Bleh.
for someone so rich, hes actually kind of humble. and admits when he fails.
It's wild he didnt see the value in ring
That wasn’t a gallon of milk though it was the whole company
Lmao I got a ring ad
Why wouldn't he give him a 9.6 out of 10 now lol
That’s it!!! When you said 9.6/10 you should give him 10/10 and have had 100Millin on your bank
Life is about inches
Anyone here after reading about Nas acquisition?
I mean it happens. You can't know all these things are going to blow up, and you can't make an offer on everything or you'll lose millions.
Echewawa carramba. What that means
He forgot about Dragons den
He is trying to so hard not to cry
awesome
3:03 - 'vestibule' really? its 2018 the word is 'porch'
Porches aren’t necessarily enclosed though, vestibules are.
Kevin O'Leary's biggest miss was Bitcoin, not this product.
That's like saying his biggest miss was not betting the house on a horse race or IPO. There's a clear difference between gambling, speculation, and investing.
Lukas Friedrich - This company was founded in 2012, and if Kevin O'Leary poured $700K into Bitcoin then, his holdings would be worth $3.5 Billion. Your analogy doesn't really make sense, when this deal on Shark Tank is pre-IPO. And now with Amazon's purchase of that company, that $700k would be worth $100 Million. So yeah, investing in Bitcoin blows this investment away 35 fold.
You can play the "IF" game all day. Grow up.
There's a reason he's not upset he missed out. Don't cry over spilled milk.
lol
KEVIN YOU SOUND BITTER!
If kevin o Leary make offer he would be billionaire by now😂😂
The Sharks don't know everything
It cost him $400,000,000
At least he owned it
Practically everyone I know has one of these
Nice! Hopefully they soon install the CIA devices inside their homes, not just outside!
Why do they blink so much.
Idk Sony did turn down buying all the marvel characters for just millions. 😂
Was that ad with Kevin Oleary a deep fake?
I got like 5 rings
If it's anything like Dragon's Den in Canada, it's completely B.S.totally boring, and a complete waste of time to watch. Even when " supposedly approved" the " deals" have to go through lawyers, sometimes presenters change their minds, about " one in fifty" ever makes it.
It's exactly like that lol
I still believe they know less about technology. If someone pitched a technological device or something. They have no clue on how they will run that business. They are like an old politicians that thinks they know how the Internet works.
ring has wonderful pictures and video's of thieves stealing packages! ..... a bit of spray paint on the camera? ..... and people bought it ....
If you walk up they would get a notification, see u spray the camera call police simple
He salty talking about a lil bit in sales 😂😂😂
Dragons on the U.K. version are better but America is a bigger platform
The sharks know nothing about business this proved it
That offer was sooo greedy and would never have made him a shark
My guy lost 15mils to FTX, ok kevin.
Mr Wonderful!!
most of them have ego lol
But even ring is having problems the people still steal & only caught a face on video but they keep stealing packages
I don't know why this guy is so insufferable. Maybe it's his ego; maybe it's his demeanour. I don't know.
Good. Mr Wonderful doesn't need to experience anything wonderful.
Never crying of split milk and crying
You couldn't screw the guy for pennies. Haha
Don't worry Kevin. Ring is not consistent or reliable. RUclips Ring live view delays.