The Sharks are Excited to Invest In “The Future of Real Estate” Boho | Shark Tank US

David Sodemann And Brett Ellenson are seeking $300,000 for a 10% stake in their business Boho Camper Vans

From Season 11 Episode 16

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[suraj]

Barbara to her own house: “ I found a new van for those reasons I’m out”

[andrewrogers]

I love how Mark always tells people congratulations when they get a deal, even if it's not his own.

[ZevMeth_originaljewishmusic]

The reason Barbara gets such good deals, is because she doesn't argue, nor raises her voice! When she makes an offer, she sticks with it!

[Justbxbox]

Seeing Mark, a billionaire, happy when smaller companies are doing good is very cool to see. You can tell he always roots for the little guy.

[arthIsGhetto]

This might be the first episode I've ever actually seen that Barbara wasn't out immediately, AND did a deal. I'm shooketh.

[pineapplesforever]

For people wondering why Barbara got a deal, it's because of her background in real estate. She was a very good fit.

[bfrank]

Barbara cared the most and was the least willing to take advantage of people's dreams. Good for her.

[Neoquaker]

One of the most enjoyable pitches ever on the show. Two smart young guys who know their numbers, have a great product, and have a vision/business plan, with lots of offers thrown their way.

[Hotobu]

They got the best Shark for their business, and the one who offered them the best deal. Rohan was 100% right to tell them to not be so worried about debt. When you've got a business with healthy margins taking on debt is absolutely fine to preserve equity.

[LetsBeHuman]

Mark cuban is the best. He really helps the founders by saying quickly he is out, when he knows he is hell no for the idea. If he is silent and last person to give offer, he is listening. If he really like the deal, he jumps in give offer with a clock. What a man he is

[Neoquaker]

1995: You'll end up living in a van down by the river!!!
2020: I get to live in a van down by the river, YAY!!!

[stew]

Barbara's deal actually was the best, highest valuation of any offers without debt upfront and her background

[adityaranade]

Barbara right after this sits in the van and drives off screaming '"I'm out"

[thegoldstandard]

Barbara believes in people more than numbers and that's how she got this deal.

[WhatIsThis-zqhk]

"People are struggling with debt and can't keep up with their cost of living"
Billionaire sharks: 😀😊😍😁😬

[concord]

I lived in a van for a year. I will say being able to stand up inside the van is the single most important thing. That’s why high top vans literally cost twice as much, because it’s necessary.

[nikolamaretic]

There's something wholesome about these two guys. Perfect backgrounds for the job, a great product, and they seem so down to earth. Even Barbara couldn't say no. Wish them all the best!

[mOfnMony]

this was actually a great one.
unique offers and a lot of banter between sharks

[fairmountfilms]

I'm in complete, utter, total, shock. Barbara actually made an offer.

[Killpine]

Me realizing “BoHo” is really “Hobo” Camper Vans…