Robert is not a good guy and the deal may be worse behind the scenes do not trust that man.

@@conormcgregor8451could say that about all the sharks

@@timothywallace5507 statistically tho Roberts the worst by far.

Thank you! Hopefully you have a great one too!

Thanks I just ate

​@machenrix9128 well we aren't worried about the world. This is a USA show so who cares

facts

Breakfast for me

​@@LIIIIIFEtheyre still the majority

I agree, but I think he either didn't want control of the company, or didn't want to take control from these young entrepreneurs.

He didn’t invest, he just gambled. Too small to make a dent in anything. O’Leary was right. Even with a patent you still have to chase people down and sue. Too many knockoffs in the LED MARKET

Yeah true, He could've asked for 90% of the company. Good thing it was only 30%.

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Aw wholesome

That goes for literally every product ever made

@@darkluz Definitely not every product. Some things are not simple enough to be worth the effort for knockoffs. This is simple enough.

​@@darkluzwhat about an iPhone?

@@psychopeoples4384there are knockoff iphones out there, just not popular

Let’s quickly get an ActionGlow update, now that Garret and Dakota were able to secure a deal after all these years. The company is doing well, and the deal with Robert did go through, though the terms did slightly change. It also turns out, that the company launched a new product, ActionGlow2, on the night the episode aired. This was such a hit, that they surpassed their lifetime sales within a week of the episode airing. We recently caught up with Dakota and Garret for a post Shark Tank interview, and asked what it was like to be on the show. They said, “There are so many “best parts” about being on Shark Tank, but being able to share this accomplishment with our family, friends, mentors, and community that have stood by us for so long would be at the top of the list.” Then we asked how being on Shark Tank has helped their business. They said, “ActionGlow after Shark Tank thrived. We were also extremely fortunate to have an air date right before the holiday season, so everybody was in the gift purchasing mode.”

Yep this product sucks .. only thing that can save them is a really good video that pops up at 12 am when direct deposit hits and someone decides to make this their first spend on their paycheck

No ACTUAL extreme sportist would buy this, it be bought for instagram shoots or music videos. There is zero actuall sporting market for this product, it will go NO where.

slap some microprocessors on that strip, load it up with AI and they got themselves a unicorn

It's a fun concept but outdated for sure

Just amazon some LEDS on your board 😂

@@northernlights9574 You can already just buy a strip with controller that can do 130 patterns in different colors for like 30 bucks (for the skateboard, a bit more for the surfboard). I know because I've had a few in my house for years already.

Especially considering how tiny their business is.

@@farzana6676 exactly! I was expecting him to say a third or even 30%

he did do 30% tho@@oludotunode

30% of of nothing is a whole lot of nothing.

Yeah but she's right, its been 10 years and only 100k in sales, they should've gone viral long back or at least gained a huge following on social media considering they're young.

@@drgreen_17 They established early that they didn't have any capital and are now taking things seriously after graduating.

@@yashganjoor9397yup people don’t listen lol. They are personable and have a cool product with right marketing they could easily have 50k orders placed and no way they would be able to fulfill it.

She's right tho. Interest is probably not there.

Teenagers who don't know how to use social media??? Umm...

I looked it up, you can already get battery powered RGB (all the colors) LED strips with a remote for 15$.

And it's blowing my mind that people in this comment section are calling these guys geniuses for creating something that literally anyone can do for super cheap.

battery operated LEDs, ffs man, just because they are young does't make it right. i could put this on my kids skateboard for 15 bucks.

Except they're terrible at running a business lol. It doesn't make sense that after 10 years they're still doing everything by hand and haven't looked into manufacturing. If that truly has been their main bottleneck in generating more sales, and they haven't done that yet, that's very alarming. This business wasn't worth 100k for 100%.

@CardoAthletics1 I do agree with you, and I am hoping Robert really helps them

It's blowing my mind that people in this comment section are calling these guys geniuses for creating something that literally anyone can do for super cheap.

And it's blowing my mind that people in this comment section are calling these guys geniuses for creating something that literally anyone can do for super cheap.

Excellent point, probably one of the reasons they haven't sold that many units.

@@iwrkwouldn’t say that, we haven’t gaged how much they can sell with marketing

@@bruhyoualreadyknows3553 Nah, it completely compromises functionality of a skateboard

@@iwrkit’s good thing they got applications for other boards other than skateboards

@@hakuub3890 True, but their system compromises the functionality of other types of boards too. Hopefully they will figure out some other use for their product.

Bon appetit

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This system works programmatically in real time. No one sits to copy

Checked Amelia Diane O'dell, founder of Invacrest Financial. Impressive stats and qualifications. Some good reviews too. She's that good?

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This is one of the most trash products I’ve ever seen with this valuation get a deal on shark tank. How tf does it take you 10 years to make an LED strip. What do you mean you don’t want to go viral and have demand??

And it's blowing my mind that people in this comment section are calling these guys geniuses for creating something that literally anyone can do for super cheap.

I was thinking that too

:p

Why? It's just LED light on a board when anyone can do it for less than $20.

Why are you asking? Just search online for updates. You're already on the internet.

And it's blowing my mind that people in this comment section are calling these guys geniuses for creating something that literally anyone can do for super cheap.

How? It's just LED light on a board when anyone can do it for less than $20. People were already doing this on their cars.

And it's blowing my mind that people in this comment section are calling these guys geniuses for creating something that literally anyone can do for super cheap.

Why? It's just LED light on a board when anyone can do it for less than $20.

And it's blowing my mind that people in this comment section are calling these guys geniuses for creating something that literally anyone can do for super cheap.

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