But it takes someone with ego or who's been confronted about it to even have to learn what "data over ego" means

Agree he is my favorite. not only does he usually give the fairest deals imo, he more often than not meets the counteroffer if it's reasonable. Also, he calls out other bad deals when they are bad. love that!

I think he's framing. Setting their expectation for "sharky" then immediately accepted the counter offer of 20%.

Really? He’s so full of himself. I like Kevin, ego maniac too but at least he’s entertaining and hilarious

So you’re saying you’re biased

Good for them but as someone that really eat clean, I doubt their product work as they advertised. I think a proper health enthusiast will probably catch on to that but of course there will always be people that fall for it.

@@akane8615 what makes you say that?

They went bankrupt

Now that's proper good

Thank you for the information. I’m happy for them. 😃

So ungrateful. The guy even wanted to hear other offers after marks even though there weren’t any 😂

A very fair comment 😊It's rather stressful show I guess, seeing this play back - no sleep and lots of filming and I guess in the moments after coming out of the tank we were still stuck on our English roots ha.

I like the spoon on her necklace.

It’s Proper good init

@@EGarrett01 arh, thank you! That is actually our 'Happy Spoon' that we give away with all subscription orders, we have 10 colors now 😊 I just got a few bits of sparkly bits from a craft shop to make the necklace for Shark Tank - it was a fun little detail - thanks for noticing!

​@@eatpropergood you are the sister clearly lol. So cool to see you following along and interested. That kind of passion for a product is rare

Lol I just noticed the spoon now, I was distracted by the hair and dress

Guess he wanted this one enough he didn’t want to risk them walking away.

They can decline

He liked their demeanor and could see they would be pleasant to work with.

@@mtngrl5859 Bingo!

@@mtngrl5859 they are english….they have good sense of humour and know how to speak properly…..maybe Mark felt that and invested for 20%

thanks for spoiling my dinner, first comment with spoiler... 🤣

@@halfromeo8019 Oh sorry , shall I edit the comment?

@@halfromeo8019 Don’t look at the comments without watching the video! Almost all of them have spoilers

Same here. First comment I saw. Spoiler for the video

@@Raghunandan19 nah, it's still good episode.

Looks like they have quite a variety as it is. Not sure was she was thinking.

Loris excuse was so terrible they had a bunch of flavors. Just say you’re not interested and go out lol

​@@kingkyrie5140yeah actually she invested in outer which had a crazy valuation and they literally has no sales and still she invested she should have just said it honestly

Arh, appreciate your kind words! It all worked out in the end 😊

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It's funny he like the outfits on this episode. I remember an older episode of Dragon's Den and he went off on someone for being disrespectful for not showing up wearing a business suit to do their pitch. I think they had on a button up shirt or polo.

Haha very funny

I think just is a joke

Can't they sold so much already before the tank

Exactly! 25% wasn’t as sharky as I expected

Never seen mark ask for a huge amount he is very fair and generous

Quite good

Its proper good lol

Thanks so much, that's very kind of you to say - we really did try 😊

@@eatpropergood hows business doing so far?

@@eatpropergood You nailed it. I would invest in proper good. I hope the business doing amazing!!!

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Cringe

​@@mrlebanon6055are you 12 years old?

Lmaoo

Yeah I've posted that. The 8-minute clips the person either got a deal instantly (which is very uncommon) or they got bounced out with no negotiations. Good ones with deals and negotiations are 11 minutes long.

Oh interesting, we watched so many episodes before we went on the show and honestly never noticed that, but that is a fantastic point! I'll certainly notice that from now on 😊

That's exactly what it is

pretty much except in theory the bags would be cheaper to produce and would be a lot lighter than shipping in cans which would also cut down shipping costs (plus being more compact)

@@mrsir4315 at first you don’t think about it and believe it is some new brilliant product, but it really isn’t. It is just canned food in a bag. The only benefit i see from this as a consumer is that you can microwave it in the bag unlike with a can.

And I think it's sort of costly but yeah it's for busy peoplw

It’s a bit different. 1) canned foods are heavy and hard to open. 2) they usually taste horrible

Fun fact, back in the day, about 20 years ago, we ate a lot of MRE's and you are totally correct - they remind us of healthier, tastier MRE's too 😊 Infact, we take them hiking in Montana a lot and they fit the mountain adventure vibe 👍

MRE’s are like Walmart, this is like Target. The branding goes a long way lol

Hello! Thank you so much, that's lovely of you to say 😊❤

What are these emojis

I thought he was gonna say 50% honestly lol

@@kingkyrie5140 I guess lucky for us he did not 😂

A packet of soup for 7 bucks. You can imagine how its going. Here in europe we can get a packet like this for like 2-3 dollars for the high class product like organic vegan whattever. A cheap Packet of soup like this is like 1 dollar. No wonder they came to the us.

@@haralds4145 Hey, thanks for sharing your thoughts - we totally agree that there are great options in Europe but we could not find any ready meals in the USA that were made with wholesome ingredients, we were living over here in the US for about a decade before starting Proper Good, it was just something we noticed that we missed from back home! Unfortunately, the ingredients alone, before any cooking, packaging, shipping etc is more than $1 per meal so it will never be that type of price overall, and to be fair I don't think I have see clean ingredient meals for the dollar price you mention, only ones with artificial colors, flavor, thickeners, etc. Which clean label brands have you seen that retail for 1 dollar?

@@eatpropergood I will only say it's a good idea and that I wish you good luck! Most of the people in America only eat fast food, more or less...the new trend of "healthy food" in recent years is helping a lot of new companies with that "vision" of having healthy products...so you should just focus on having a good product, and you should make it in the US...I'm just saying that because there is no way in hell you would sell this in Europe for that price if we are being honest...I can go to a restaurant in Europe and get a proper hot meal for that price point in most countries in Europe...the US is where you can make it because you have 400+ million people and most of them don't even know what a proper good hot/cold meal is...or they don't even know how to cook any kind of normal meal...so you have a great demographic to make it with a good healthy product because of the prices in America and a lot of dumb people living in that country...I mean if you don't have medical insurance the next best thing is to try eating proper good am I right? hahahahaha best of luck and don't mean to offend Americans but that's how most people from Europe see Americans...

In Europe? Really? That's your go to?

Thanks Bobby! We really appreciate your kind comment! 🎉

@@eatpropergood ❤️

Arh, thank you! Appreciate it ❤

Well apparently that's not "Inclusive" enough and they would get canceled. Lol :D

No. Not ungrateful. Just a throw away line. Poetry wd have been to get the British shark

It's the English weather - we're always cold, even in the summer ☀😘

Yes potential there hospitals, maybe even organizations that ship food around the world to people in need maybe even military.

@@laureyes2743 oh wow nice idea didnt even think about it for people in need, that's great because it doesnt need to be heated up. And military was nice idea too

Hello there, thanks for sharing your thoughts, and you're be glad to know that we do actually have a lot of customers who are medical staff, and are actually working out way to make it even more affordable ❤We get a lot of feedback that our meals are perfect for a busy shift, to help with a quick nourishing meal for about $5. We are looking to start selling in hospitals but for now we are just online or at Walmart 😊Thanks so much for your comment!

@@eatpropergood So awesome! Great job

Ha exactly 😊 We actually tried a ton of content including three outfits for ads 'grandma's' because we make good soup, 'souperhero's' and the posh frocks - and for whatever reason the posh frocks worked the best so we just stuck with it 😂

@@eatpropergood Fair enough! Congrats on your deal :)

Hey there, well $72 for 12 full meals, made of wholesome ingredients, delivered to your door... so $6 a meal... agreed much more expensive than Chef Boyardee but the key difference is the ingredients, if we used artificial ingredients we could get it that low, but using wholesome ingredients there is sadly no way we could ever get the price down to that .99 Chef Boyardee price☹

Why. Use. So. Many. Full. Stops.?.

Hello! Thank you so much for your lovely words 😊 Appreciate your support 🎉

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@@MrLikeILikeIt lol I tried

@@JohnWickz793 yea tough crowd lol

Wouldn’t all Soups lol

No way lmao. Mark took the deal at 20%

That's a good bet to make 😊

For 12

Chris and jenifer Jane is that you?

Hello! Thank you for your truly epic comment - so glad you're enjoying your meals! What a wonderful comment to find in this threat ❤😊🎉

I read Nick Clark's comment with an English accent and pictured myself wearing an English wig and that made me laugh!

MRE's but better 😊