lmaooo

That perfectly sums up the two of them.

Kevin: I don't care if it's scam or not. If it's profitable, I'm in.

That is the correct question

the pet rock was a good idea if it sells its a good product

Yeah but there is science to what he's talking about. I'm not into crazy medicine I don't do pills, I don't believe in aliens... But I have increased sensitivity to electromagnetic fields. It is the exchange of ions that helps-for example, walking around in bare feet on the ground, taking saltwater baths- it does counteract with negative ions. Ever notice how the air tastes better or different after severe thunderstorms? I had a severe neurological trauma to my body 15 years ago, and I accidentally discovered this electromagnetic sensitivity. There is science to what he's talking about, I finally tried it cuz I was so desperate for relief whether or not his delivery system works? I can't speak to that. But look up things like using your cell phone while in bare feet standing on the earth Why we should swim in saltwater I can tell you that in another year or two, they're going to show a device which is a pad that you sit or stand on that exchanges the ions. I've seen it. It's actually selling because they've proven to the superfood crowd that it also has to do with antioxidants, free radicals, cancers. I even see it with my Malamute dawg. They're not quite domesticated dogs- and he has to have his paws on Earth or he's out of sorts. He doesn't do well inside, he just wants to dig into the Earth and lay on earth. I have to drag him inside during storms and sub freezing weather. He does not want to come in- so at my last camp I made him a dirt floor over the cement in the garage. It still didn't work because he wasn't directly on Earth. It's strange. If you look at medicine outside the u.s.a., outside a capitalist country-you're going to find a lot different solutions than what your local CDC offers 🙄 They're in bed with pharmaceutical companies. I don't talk to doctors about this ion process, Norm any of the solutions that have actually helped my symptoms. I couldn't even walk and talk seven years ago.. they were trying to shove me off on medical marijuana 🙄 German and Japanese research helped the most, and believe it or not, something I use is taboo here and people look at you low-dose nicotine. It's used medicinally,. But you can't get ahold of it in the u.s.a. because of pharmaceutical companies. Nicotine used as medicine? Yes! It greatly helps cognitive function of elderly people. You just can't smoke it, it's not good if you have a high blood pressure, otherwise it's a great solution for many people I'm just trying to get you to open up your perspective-this country is based on capitalism and that's a double-edged sword. Do you know why the movie reefer madness came out? It had nothing to do with smoking pot-they didn't want ex-slaves growing hemp, that would give them economic power-take a bite out of Carnegie and Rockefeller timber holdings and textile industry interests. You can't grow hemp next to THC Mary Jane. Hemp depletes the THC. Doesn't even make sense But that's how they stopped ex-slaves using their 40 acres and a mule from gaining any economic power. Because they'd like nothing more than slaves to be stoned doing nothing...🤔 So I'm trying to use these examples to show you that this guy's idea is not crazy, but he's got an uphill battle fighting big pharma. I would say that Mark is being extremely irresponsible. He doesn't know crap about athletes. The science absolutely has merit. Mark could have acknowledged that He's not selling a bad idea, it absolutely has been proven - perhaps he's selling a bad product

@@TheFoolintherainn you are schizophrenic. we don’t have anything in our body, which would allow us to SENSE electromagnetic fields. It’s literally not possible. reason that people who get radiation poisoning don’t know until they have cancer. Humans cannot sense that we don’t have a physical ability to. This is not up for debate is a fact.

Is there a lore reason why he tried to scam the sharks? Is he stupid?

@@nicpamintuanhe sure looks stupid.

Just to be humiliated on TV?

They're looking for drama. Television ratings

They don’t care. They’re looking for ratings and money. If it’s selling, it’s going through. Period.

They should totally keep doing what they’re doing!! I love me some good entertainment

Part of me thinks this whole thing is scripted and the guy is an actor

⁠@@arvaakuka8568It’s possible, but we know at least the majority of them are legit because you can go to Amazon or the company websites/apps.

That probably made Mark even more annoyed.

This is obviously a scam but he sounded so heartbroken as he said that, made me feel bad for him (for about 1 second😂)

he thought he could win mark over by doing that LOL

Yeah, Mark immediately became even less interested in associating a real asset of his with this nonsense.

​@@andrewlavoie5691😂😂😂

Like with a wand?

The 'negative ion chemical' is probably thorium dioxide. Most of these products use it. It generates negative ions by literally being radioactive

likely thorium dioxide powder being suspended in the material(radioactive btw)

@@ipga13 That's not a "negative ion." I don't know what the heck this guy is talking about. I Googled it and literally everyone is saying "you can't have only positive/negative ions in solution, that's physically impossible." I think he's just shoving random chemistry words together without understanding what they mean.

@@NYKevin100 the radioactive material releases alpha radiation, causing minimal ionisation of the air in the immediate vicinity of the product. this however is still pointless as the process creates as many positive as negative ions, which immediately attract and de-ionise to a neutral state. Not to mention that negative ions still have no proven benefits. might have some mistakes since this is written from memory

Lmao, now that you mention it, it sounds like something out of a cartoon

Aged?! They look to times better from all the surgery and makeup used!

Tiege Hanley

Vegan people age like milk ironically. Mark aged 30 years in 4 seasons 😂

@@Icanjizzya I don't know if that's true. Look at @RapunzelASMR

He is a vampire

I love how he says "Negative ion chemical" lmao

…and still zero proof to back up the nonsense 😂

What do you mean "or no" ? You are implying this isn't 100% absolutely a scam.

I just love how whenever Mark calls out a scam, Kevin is always interested in turning it into his own scam.

This is 1000000000% scam

​​​@@poppinlochnesshopster3249by that he meant even if it wasn't a scam ( Wich ofc it is ) it would still be really entertaining Plus adding a No at the end of the idea is a common used expression in middle East and parts of Europe

That is why they allowed it on the show.

A scam that makes money still makes you money

Not surprising considering his... recent business partner.

I mean the way Kevin got rich is basically a scam too so 😂

Same vibe as "Oh no. Anyways..."

@@TKOfromJohn No, not if its a scam, because you face lawsuit which will cost you.

But Mark hangs out with Tai Lopez. How is he allergic to scams?

@@nonyabizz3533exactly lmao, this is society in a nutshell

makes me wonder, do you think they use these type of psychological scams on psych wards and asylums?

@@nonyabizz3533Tai probably pays Mark who knows 😂😂😂😂😂

Can you recommend a KZfaq video or something that I can send my elderly mother so she can learn to spot these things by herself?

He wanted to see how stupid it would get lol

Editing

Rich people listen more than they talk

He’s trying so hard not to laugh too looking away

This felt like those parody videos where the sharks are super rude and the person presenting is just taking it and slowly dying inside. But this one is real.

Watch the Dragon's Den episode where a guy tried to sell a pyramid scheme lmao

@@Cosmic_Corpse22 I saw that one. It was so hilarious 😂. He avoiding the word "pyramid". I kept thinking it was a scripted moment just for laughs. Did quick a Google search, it was real!

@@Cosmic_Corpse22best episode of anything ever try an count the sweat beads on they’re foreheads

Link or name of biz? @@Cosmic_Corpse22

Me too 😂

Yeah it's especially funny since he has promoted scams too😂😂

but 5g and electronics are extremely toxic lol this has been proven. is something a scam just because you aren't educated on it?

Same. It made me laugh, even as a child

I just remembered the rubber bracelets that were so popular back then. It came in many colors. I forgot the name

​@@AshknFXit was power balance.

its not about balance. that as just a visual example of its affects. it repels the poisonous frequencies of 5g and electrctonics

My great uncle showed up to family Thanksgiving trying to sell the entire family magnets that offered similar attributes as this guy was trying to pass off. Better balance, better circulation, better sleep, etc. Nobody bought any because nobody was dumb enough to believe the claims. But the funny thing was, as a kid, I didn't believe him. Same as you. As a child I was like, "this is nonsense!" Haha. Bless his soul, he was a kind man. But when I see/hear people trying to make a sales pitch for products like this I just get so annoyed that they are trying to prey on people who may fall for their sales pitch. Mark Cuban was cracking me up!

This was my reaction when he said, "The negative ion chemical is poured into the mould"

Aren’t some ions molecules

Except a toddler doesn’t lose money and will eventually learn that Santa is indeed not real

@@doctordiff5862 Exacty lol. So it’s even worse.

Well at least Santa makes everyone happy. This ?? Not so much

A “Science Major”??? Tell me, what kind of science are you majoring in?

but there is science to this?..... 5g emits awful frequencies.. these types of things can help...

I was also shocked to see that he did this on shark tank

the word literally - not allowed

Coincidental that he asked the person wearing high heels to balance

its not about the balance!!! its not a "balance watch" It's about it blocking the dangerous frequencies of 5g and our electronics, which you can google the negative affects of

The reason he said that was because his son bought Doge and he wanted it to get inflated so his son could sell high and make profit before everyone jumped off the doge ship

It's done for clout. All billionaires are like that.

​@@chuyito1010sounds like you're describing a scam or fraud

@@chuyito1010 thats called encouraging the scam for personal profit, so anyway he is not that honest.

I made over $600 on the Doge

nah, notice that he never said he would definitely make a deal or that the deal would be any good. i think he just wanted the guy to admit to scamming people and then back out of it after he and everyone else got a good laugh in.

Kevin literally got rich he inflated the value of his software company and convinced Mattel to buy it for 2 billion dollars.

Negative ions (anions) are naturally occuring. Positive ions too. They are everywhere always. chloride, fluoride, bromide, nitrate, nitrite, sulfate, and phosphate are all examples of substances with negative ions.

@@Cosmic_Corpse22Although that is true, the original poster is probably alluding to the fact many of these products contain Thorium

@@Cosmic_Corpse22 What he's saying though is products marketed as having "negative ions" are cut with radium, or other radioactive substances.

​@@Cosmic_Corpse22 negative Ions PRODUCTS. The THING they SELL. Not the negative ions, the THING they SELL.

⁠@@Cosmic_Corpse22this is indeed true. And at least to my knowledge you wouldn't be able to put a negative ion like chloride or bromide in a watch because they're not a solid thing you can touch, rather just free floating elements that combine with other elements and make molecules which will have a neutral charge

I like your face

They’re illegal.

theres merit behind it though. 5g is extremely toxic to humans, and the right thing can help protect us from that

Lmao​@@sma1616

@@sma1616get help please. You probably also believe in other baseless conspiracy theories

Blue light glasses aren’t a scam people just think they are something they arent

@@marcuscarpenter7230they have NO scientific proof that they do. Any research show that they have no effect. Not on eye strain, sleep quality or any other health concern.

⁠@@marcuscarpenter7230The blue light only causes issues with going to bed, there’s no real issues other then that. There are some true blue light glasses out there that truly block the blue light, but they definitely aren’t anything like the ones people try to sell and call 100% blue light blocker. Those maybe block 10-15%.

@@marcuscarpenter7230 They think there are something they arent because they are told its something they arent. "Blue light is bad." (It isnt unless you are a rat that is in the lab and have lasers directed into your retina for an extended period.)

So true. I'm guessing that's why he promoted crypto scams?

The show is called Shark Tank. If you're not smart enough to know what to expect going in your business is going to fail anyway.

Man might as well have walked in selling Holy Water@@poppinlochnesshopster3249

It's usually thorium dioxide, not sand. It does actually generate negative ions because its radioactive

Do you guys never heard of N type silicon? Doping ? Come on guys, it's high school physics

@@toby1248 Lol. Just googled Thorium Dioxide. Every single post says it’s a radioactive substance that should definitely not be worn, even if its just a few particles. Lol.

@@subhuman3408 So i just tried googling that. By all accounts n type silicon is not used in bracelets. And also that N type silicon is used in electronics. It’s a conductor and doesn’t “actively emit” negative ions. Like you cant just mix that in with regular silicone or rubber and say “it’s emitting negative ions” lol. Now if they figured out a way for a power source, like the watch’s battery, to send energy to the n type silicon to whatever is in contact, that is a

YES

It's not placebo. He is just pushing it in different angle

Lol what

How many emojis do you need to type one paragraph?? God you idiots cant even see you are dumber than the person you think is dumb..

The scammer that created breathometer something scammed him for 500 k boy did he ripped him off good

FTX

You don't need to be Mark to know this is a scam right off the bat

He did say they had them in sports, and it was proven not to work he knew it was a scam from the start

yup, i was thinking the same, the placebo effect might actually be helpful for you, as crazy as it sounds, it has worked before for numerous 'medicines' 'rituals' 'totems', etc.

It can still pull ions from your body hair and skin surface. That said it's still ineffective in solving your psychological problem

Yes and I'm an astronaut. And I know that space is really cold and that keeping the body warm is needed. But I've never heard of these ions causing problems around your body.

You are full of Sh*t😂

This is true, i was the doorbell

Where did you get this from? Unless it's a joke that I didn't get.

joke@@dylak4560

@@dylak4560 It was a joke. The door being answered by Kevin is unlikely enough that it serves as indication that the story is fictional.

You can check out full episodes here: www.nbc.com/shark-tank

All episodes are available on Hulu

@@gaby85no they’re not.

@@mo1730 Yes they are. I’m currently watching them

Exactly

I looked it up and what he said is true, although I don't see the 3rd watch or anything resembling it in the Rumba line. The first 2 for sure though

Ions are also really important for balancing Ph in the water in our body. Without Ions we would just die.