ST Season 8, EP 8 2016 11 11 Jack's Stands only Part 2

[JackBonneau]

So everyone can be up to date (Sept, 2021)... Jack's Stands and Marketplaces (www.JackStands.com) has paid back the loans that we received. Jack's Stands has not been able to operate due to the pandemic and has not operated at local Colorado malls for the last 2 (coming up 3) holiday seasons. But I'm happy to announce that Jack's Stands has recently changed to a 501(3)c non-profit. I did this to work with schools and other non-profits that support youth entrepreneurship to keep on providing the great experiences that Jack's Stands offers to kids between 7-12 years of age. I hope to have Jack's Stands in your area in 2022!

I'm currently 15, a H.S. Junior with great grades. I have started my second business (last year) called Teen Hustl (www.TeenHustl.com). Teen Hustl's mission is to bring back the opportunities that millions of teens had decades ago through newspaper delivery... paper routes. Teen Hustl hires local neighborhood teens to deliver Amazon, UPS, FedEx packages to customers in their neighborhood(s) "when they are home"! This eliminates package theft while making the last mile delivery eco-friendly with teens delivering on bikes and e-scooters. In select locations, Teen Hustl also deliveries local food from restaurants and convenience items from stores. Teen Hustl continues my journey to provide kids and now teens with the opportunity to experience entrepreneurship, business, work, develop social and life skills that will benefit all of us the rest of our lives. Thank you to everyone who has left positive, encouraging comments... it's greatly appreciated.

[Nerd]

Who’s here from the fake video made of this?

[rhiannonb]

Causually says that his parents loaned him $1, 000

[MeecosMeh]

you know you’re done when the sharks start off with “you’re great”

[nickmay]

My parents don’t even loan me $20 at the store..

[chrisissleepin]

“He’s now 60k dollars in debt”
*meanwhile*
“Yes!” *high fives*

[haleyarmellino]

he looked like he was going to cry every time someone said “I’m out”

[deathbunnies]

I was sticking crayons up my nose at 10

[altairiel]

At his age he's already learning to handle a rejection that shatters grown adults, even without any form of harsh criticism, and he left that room with some great life advice. Though, I'm shocked his father actually let him do this and walk into $60, 000 of debt before he's even hit puberty.

[drewsmyser]

Props to dad for not really stepping on his sons toes, he just let him do his thing and handle their questions and concerns.

[LexusTX]

This kid is forsure going places. 10 years and already has the mentality of an entrepreneur

[toxiccola]

at 10 i was eating dirt and crushing ants with a stick

[peterabenante_]

Honestly this kid has better ideas than most of the adults on this show

[liquid_red]

This kid will become the next bill gates but for just jacks stands

[XStiK_]

Kid in the next year: “I’m tired of being an entrepreneur, I kinda wanna play something else now”

[micahgoingback]

He still said, "thank you" and nodded and gave a smile after the little discouragement face after the "I'm outs.". That's a strong lad and will be a strong man

[icantbiteice]

I’m gonna be 20 and not understand a second of this

[Vlogswithambs]

You can tell he was just preparing for them to crush his dreams xD i felt so bad and he is so brave.

[arquitensproduction]

I applaud his bravery and he took rejections pretty well despite almost crying. I could never do that when I was 10. Heard he's doing quite well right now with his 2 small businesses. I wish him well and hopefully a good person as well

[minetruly]

He frankly DID have better business sense than most of the pitches. I'm pretty impressed by the caution taken by the shark who bit with the draw down plan.