This 17-Year-Old Is A Business Powerhouse | Shark Tank AUS

Morgan Hipworth made $55,000 on his opening weekend and isn't stopping there, he's seeking $200,000 in return for a 20% equity stake in his sweet treat institution — regularly selling out of stock each day.

An international sensation, Shark Tank AUS features entrepreneurs pitching for investment in the Tank from our Sharks, five venture capitalists willing to invest their own money in exchange for equity.

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[lasersharks]

At 17 I wasnt owning a business I was owning noobs in cod.

[tatiger]

He looks like he’s about to cry because he brought blood sweat and tears into this business and there just messing with him because of his age. When they know it’s booming.

[nivekzorantinez]

The Dad's response. "I think you know how I'd feel about that.." They may be Sharks but that man's a Killer Whale.

[ourtinywindows]

Stressed me out so much. How dare they try to take such a huge chunk of this boys business.

[sansan-xgdh]

42 percent is absolutely criminal. i doubt she wakes up at 4am and goes to school for 6 hours after making donuts for at least another 6hrs a day. she didnt deserve that kid, good on him

[jahterminatedlmao]

3:49 “when do you have fun?”

“This is fun”

I respect this kid

[Derynhochheim]

She tried manipulating him so hard “Im giving you my TTTIIMMMEEE”

[koalaman]

Based on his sales numbers, these "sharks" would be blessed to get 10% of his company for 200k

[maxskylax]

Imagine his classmates ask him why he's doing his homeworks during lunch and they dont realize he's earning 55k in a week.

[py]

Based on the numbers he produced and presented to them, he actually doesn't need them. He won by getting a mentor.

[jdgfxwx]

he really stood his ground. he's gonna be successful

[senorgato]

When he said "This is fun" I starting crying. You could see the pure joy in his face and hear it in his voice. He was meant to be in this business and an entrepreneur.

[Ninjapup]

That kid said “my product is one that people will travel for” he’s damn right. There was a donut store with these eccentric donuts about an hour away and all the college students in my city would drive down to get these donuts. It went so well that they opened a shop up here.

[deborahgilbert-rogers]

I'm happy this kid stuck to his principles and did not allow others to take over his dream. Good for him!

[mightymouse]

Wise father and obedient son. They both made correct decisions here. They are going to be hugely successful.

[guneray]

HAHAHA the exposure from the show alone is more effective than having the thieves trying to steal from him

[Jbangz]

If my parents saw this, they would have given me a whole lecture on how this man is so successful

[vishnuprasadbh]

I gotta say he professionally handled it way better than many ppl in their 30's

[nicholaspowers]

Good dad. Saved his son from a lot of headache right when he needed it.

[marieslabbert]

I am proud of him for standing his ground. To do all this at 17 is beyond amazing. He has got enough drive in himself to make a success, whatever his situation is.