The Sharks Are Amazed When Ketchup Rolls Right Off Of Baobab's White Shirts | Shark Tank Global

Brandon Davenport and Marcellus Alexander are seeking $150,000 for a 10% stake of Baobob

From Season 11 Episode 4

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[shanedegiorgio]

Barbara: "I am not even in this episode, but I love that Baobab sounds like Barbara, so therefore I am out."

[madadisr]

If they have a patent on the technology to resist the stains, they need to be focusing on licensing that technology to other companies rather than building a clothing brand.

[jjsjjs]

This is a great example of how things can turn from good to bad 😂

[larryburner]

At the end when they said they don't get how they didn't get an offer I literally laughed out loud. Business is more than an awesome pitch guys

[ln]

I can’t not believe he said “let’s not complicate this” when mark was trying to pry into questions about their business 😂

[dreamercross]

"Let's not over-complicate this"
Mark was trying to help them and they just shut him down

[mohamedsheikh]

They blew it....dudes needed to be prepared for questions and allow each other to speak.

[VITU]

This show will definitely get the advertising out there and hopefully increase their sales.

[johns]

Gotta love mark. He asks questions and wants to know everything about how they work

[zarakhan.]

Am I the only one who kept getting so irritated when the guy in the white shirt kept talking over his partner 😅😭

[anthonyhomesly]

They were right, they hit their target each of the next 6 quarters and crossed the million dollar mark just for the year 2021

[juelleford]

When he said “How bought a name people can pronounce let’s go with that” I lost it 😂

[TheOGMillennial]

The shirt is amazing, and sells itself. However they dropped the ball in explaining the business side of this for an investor. I think they need to change their prices and target the large department stores which will allow bulk orders

[RD-kwmk]

Lmao the way Robert just got free intel from them about how they make their shirts for his own company then backing out

[codingvio]

The fact that the person in the white shirt kept on interrupting his partner just shows how they didn't quite talk it through beforehand, but more wants to get things get done his way.

[hustleharder]

The pitch was not the problem. They needed to listen, interprete, and leverage the opportunities thrown at them via questions.

[honest-teaspillingtheteaon]

The guy in the white polo was talking over his partner. I can understand the anxiety that suddenly grips you in the tank of wanting to impress and close the sharks, but it looks like they had a plan and he just went off rails. He should have let his partner speak more because I was definitely more interested in the product when he did.

[roro]

they had a great pitch, and a good idea, the problem was their ability to realise what the sharks can add, and what the sharks look for in a business

[rasheedmiller]

Baobab is doing really good now. Props to these guys

[MUSBFRANK]

Tough day at the office but it was (for me at least) pretty obvious that Mark was very interested, and I was shaking my head at the answer(s) they were giving him to his question, it was almost like digital marketing wasn't their specialty and were just trying to finesse their way around that explanation. Also, them talking over each other wasn't a good look, they needed to know who should answer which questions when asked.