shark tank modern christmas tree episode

None of the Sharks think they would complement Donna’s supercharged enthusiasm and they’re all out. Kevin jokes that he’ll give her $250,0% of her company, and Donna retorts that the difference between Kevin and chocolate is that chocolate doesn’t disappoint. As the Sharks quickly notice, Donna is quite theatrical and has a wildly enthusiastic personality, but unfortunately her sales ($60,000) aren’t impressive. She credits the smoothness of the fudge to her failed attempts in show biz, after which she would go home and beat chocolate to let out her anger. Donna’s fudge is made with goat milk and it’s gluten and lactose free.

Donna asked the Sharks for a $250,000 investment in exchange for 5% equity in her company. Second into the Shark Tank was Donna McCue, founder and owner of Fat Ass Fudge. Congrats guys! Fat Ass Fudge requests $250,000 for 5% of company In less than 12 months, they’ve already made over $1.5M. After making a deal with Robert, Chord Buddy has recently signed on country music superstar John Rich as an official endorser. Inspired by his daughter, Travis created Chord Buddy as a way to help anyone quickly and easily learn to play guitar. Shark Tank fans will remember one of last season’s guests, Travis Perry, founder of Chord Buddy.

After a moment of talking, the Lucinda and Juliet are confident in their ability to pay her back and they accept Barbara’s offer! Shark Tank Success Story: Chord Buddy But Barbara sees a spark in the women and makes them an offer of $150,000 for 15%, on the condition that she will be repaid within 2 years. Despite impressive numbers, many of the Sharks are hesitant to make an offer with a yet unproven franchise model. Last year the women made $350,000, and are hoping to begin franchising the business. The Coop can host up to 9 parties each weekend, and party costs begin at $595 for up to 15 guests. In fact, US Weekly recently named The Coop a “hot top party spot.” As is usually the case, the Sharks were interested to talk numbers, and the ladies did not disappoint. The Coop is an indoor/outdoor play and party space that’s designed to appeal to both kids and their parents. In case you missed it, here’s what happened on the Shark Tank Holiday Special episode: The Coop play area entrepreneurs seek $150,000įirst into the tank were Lucinda Lent and Juliet Boydstun seeking $150K for 15% equity in their company, The Coop. With some unique ideas and even a Shark Tank themed birthday pitch for Mark Cuban, the episode was a great way to showcase the seasonal spirit.

It’s holiday season in the Shark Tank and the latest episode showed that even the Sharks can’t help but be swept up in the spirit of giving.

Shark tank modern christmas tree episode