DIYe Reacts to Shark Tank™ | Flexiscreen Pitch | The DIY Entrepreneurs

The DIYe Reacts is a segment of the channel where we react to Entrepreneurial shows including Shark Tank ™ on ABC™ and The Profit™ on CNBC™. DIYe React w/ Hesha Williams - Business Administrator, Entrepreneur Advocate & Founder of The DIY Entrepreneurs

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[AKest]

I’ve been watching shark tank for years and just recently found your channel a couple weeks ago. Hearing your opinions/take on what is transpiring is enjoyable. I will say, I get bummed out when you don’t play the celebration that the investor and entrepreneur have after a deal is made. I think you are great. I will continue to watch your content.

[kellingtonlink]

At the end of the 80’s, I worked in a window factory for four (long) months, to pay for my schooling. There are in fact standard sizes and although individual windows are expensive (plastic/metal/wood, labour and double/thermal glass) to make, screens are ludicrously cheap to add on (thinest possible metal frame and cheap screen). Besides, people buy windows based on their efficiency, not screen quality. Window manufacturing companies don’t typically repair window screens. You replace your screens with DIY kits or from places like RONA/Home Hardware or any local hardware store. And that is where the better margins can be had.... I’d imagine. Maybe I’m wrong. I would have asked for Barbara and Lori to work together with him and maybe even offered more equity (1/3 X3). Thanks for the video.

[ledepart.design]

He should be both windows and screens manufacturer to be well positioned in this business and sell to own high end specs.

[garyprater]

You can't get my brother Marty Lori LOL. I'm glad he got a deal because they were ripping him a new one LOL 😆

[naserali]

Hello Pretty. How are you today? Barbara is not talking much, but she can detect the good deal better & faster than other sharks. Kevin is a real hunter..No mercy, No emotions but very hungry for money.

[susansemola]

Good morning sunshine 🌞 Hesha ♥️🌞🥰🙏 #diyentrepreneurs ❤️I want 1 4 MY #WINDOWS! ( need them) 💯 did #FLEXSCREEN ? IS IT 🐈 NO CLAWS! CAN RIP? I had to screens replaced back in the day 69.95 I mean if you got 💰? It's really #KOOL 💯 #MESH but now my husband Raps them🤣💯🙏 but love the product! God bless stay safe sincerely Susan ❤️ have a BEAUTIFUL BLESSED WEEKEND

[skipjumpfly]

Kinda embarrassing for Lori that she completely copied Barbara’s deal but that’s business I guess.