Peter In Disbelief as Duncan Invests In “TOTALLY Uninvestable” Franchise | Dragons’ Den

Umer Ashraf opened his first iCafe in 2005 in Glasgow and plans on selling his business models as franchises, he needs £80,000 investment in return for a 30% equity stake in the business, will they give him a shot or will they grind his hopes into the ground?
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[@SportzMobile]

I love it when Duncan sees what other investors don’t. He did the same with the winery.

[@Highran56]

I live in Glasgow and there are a number of busy iCafes. Tried one myself and the coffees are great. Glad he did well for himself. He sounds like a nice guy.

[@Ibrahim-vx5kq]

Nice to hear his business is going well

[@PhilT81]

Who still needs Internet cafes? Surely everyone has broadband and 4G or 5G? I get that some people are in difficult financial positions and don’t - but they can use libraries, community/council facilities, charities, education resources etc? If you don’t have broadband or phone data for financial reasons then the last place you’d go is an Internet cafe given an hours use is probably as much as a months Internet (if you know where to look). Only reason I’d invest in a business like this is if I thought I could have expanded it rapidly and exited before people worked out that technology would make these places redundant.

[@cekojuna6930]

@@PhilT81 international students benefit from it. Local interactions and play games you can’t afford. Not sure how popular it is in the West but in the East it has a substantially huge market. So there Internet cafe is still a thing and is still relevant, just depends where.

[@UncleHashy]

@@PhilT81 I feel like there's a really small niche in the market for something like this

[@grahamjohnson4702]

@@PhilT81 all those facilities you mentioned have to be booked and are not available at a moments notice.

[@Dieterbe]

Theo’s response to Peter was awesome !! “You can lose the will to live personally with him” hahahahahaha . That shut Peter and his ego up

[@readmycomment3157]

Peter is so incredibly rude sometimes

[@vishalmore7154]

I am non native English speaker having difficulty in understanding the statement. Could anyone explai what does it mean in that context.

[@MC-hj1fv]

@@vishalmore7154 Peter interrupted Theo when he was asking questions. Theo was annoyed by this interruption and responded that he should 'lose the will to live' (a common expression of boredom) later when Theo has finished questioning and it is Peter's turn to question the guy

[@yehmate1528]

This is my favourite Dragons Den. This totally shows of the class that Duncan has as an entrepreneur and investor.

[@thiest1205]

@Longface why the long face horse, the café is doing well and reopening after Covid, Duncan believes he's only broken even in all his dealings in dragons den over a 10 year period but helped many young entrepreneurs achieve success along the way, that profit nobody can take away from him 👏👍

[@BigBoss7777777]

@@thiest1205 that's not true about Duncan breaking even, he made millions just from Rapstrap alone

[@mikep11218]

@Longface Why?

[@rohithkumarsp]

He's the same person who yelled "whout assets whout assets whout assets whout assets"

[@bobmiller7502]

@@BigBoss7777777 rapstrap is 200 g in debt

[@jimmyjames4372]

Duncan is 100% the real deal... puts his money where his mouth is... the rest of them waffle -

[@maxmackinlay618]

except he pulled out of the deal

[@nautika1]

Hahahaha

[@christophermills1733]

Yeh, I'd love to work with Duncan.

[@LoveYou-ol3dt]

@@maxmackinlay618 why

[@Fleeb-pb7zo]

@@maxmackinlay618 ?

[@gnack420]

Loads of other people have already said it, but I love how Duncan's business skills really shine through in this one. What a legend. He gave him some great advice for free, but also demonstrated what he was going to bring to the table if he accepted the investment. Edit: wow, 2 likes! I never expected this comment to go viral, thanks guys!

[@dickmonkey-king1271]

4 now dude. My friend told me about this comment. You're global now.

[@EdvinLu]

@@dickmonkey-king1271 This comment is exploding WTF

[@dickmonkey-king1271]

@@EdvinLu this mans life is about to change in ways he never imagined.

[@EdvinLu]

@@dickmonkey-king1271 Yeah, he's probably sleeping, completely unaware. Oh life and it's ways...

[@xToronto416x]

With that edit you deserve another 2 likes !! :) made me smile.

[@qbal7562]

Around the time of filming I knew Umar very well. Down to earth and humble guy.

[@balance3201]

Undate?

[@TheJohnCooperShow]

What’s he like now?

[@olyjfitness]

Yea wadnlretty obvious he was a nice fella didn't understand the animosity he faced

[@scott.5304]

Now he's a ruthless womaniser who beats and insults anyone who gets in his way.

[@olyjfitness]

@@scott.5304 good lad

[@michaelkyeremeh2473]

who else was waiting for Peter to say something after the deal?

[@SpencerGD]

Literally clicked on the video hoping to see Duncan and Peter clash. Far more civil than I was expecting.

[@ayobamiolaniyi9789]

Knowing Peter, I'm sure he said something

[@kevinbissinger]

Yeah I had to process for a minute whether or not this is clickbait and then i was like eh i guess technically there was a few frames of Peter looking baffled

[@ziaakbar2535]

Duncan is seriously good when it comes to business

[@Jordothecat98]

“Talk a lot less” “49%” “not negotiable” *nods with a frown on his face*- Duncan went from kind to fierce very quickly

[@thegodcalzs]

Oiled him up with the advice and took his 49% hahaha. But I think the deal fell through in the end

[@geronimo5537]

Can barely afford to house himself and the business then accepts to lose half of all profits. Nothing can stay afloat with that. Better to accept get some clout and contact then sell the business starting anew.

[@Jordothecat98]

“Can I speak?”- maybe I’m missing something but he literally didn’t interrupt them at all, he just defended his business when it was his turn to speak

[@mooganify]

probably what she meant

[@pdan4]

She followed it with "and will you listen", which I think was the main thrust.

[@agr7879]

Back in the day when DD was bloody brilliant. No naff music trying to create tension or jokey, friendly Dragons like they are now

[@agr7879]

@@bengilliam7877 No need for any music during the dragons questioning

[@legobrickabrac]

@Travel Crawl My jobs secure, it's shxx but it's secure.

[@jackmiles1918]

It all went down hill when Duncan left. If I went on there I'd either wanna work with Duncan or Deborah. If I could get them both together then that'd be perfect. If both of them went out first then I'd declare myself out to the rest of the dragons... Nick Jenkins would have to pay me and give me a percentage of one of his companies for me to consider working with him, with an additional 15% no punching fee to be paid daily as well (that doesn't include kicking and slapping)

[@abacus7087]

@@jackmiles1918 Who tf is Nick Hall.

[@jackmiles1918]

@@abacus7087 Jenkins I meant

[@samuelmack-poole3290]

I do respect Peter, he is amazing. But Duncan knows Franchises, so he understood the market. Also, just having one dragon 🐉 unlocks so many doors.

[@Lauramahon1987]

Well it might have if Duncan hadn't pulled out.

[@bigbearrecordingstudio7921]

"im losing the will to live!" Damn Peter

[@friendlypiranha774]

It didn't last long, though

[@petermernagh9991]

This guy has a unique mix of loads of different accents, Scottish, Indian, Welsh, English

[@christophermills1733]

This guy needs a mentor to take him to the next level, he's good and I think that's what Duncan saw. With his brain and business experience, having Duncan involved may not make the coffee shops grow but his next business will be enormous.

[@youtubevanced4900]

Except he pulled out of the deal and it never happened.

[@trtvitor1385]

@@youtubevanced4900 The guy is doing well for himself though.

[@lydiacc]

Students love iCafe up here in Glasgow, I would pop in every day for pasta & a panini before class in the mornings. Great company

[@adamdavies8101]

Pasta AND panini for breakfast? You , Lydia, are crazy.

[@zybertechstudios]

I remember watching this season of Dragon's Den when it first aired, but can't recall any of these pitches. I think it's because I was distracted then, and distracted now at Hilary's space suit.

[@patu2175]

She is the only one that actually looks like a dragon. I quite like her style tho, she is fierce.

[@blayne888]

@@patu2175 True story. I did like her on the show. This is probably my favorite line up of dragons.

[@maxscardanelli6185]

Oh, I thought that was Cruella De Ville...

[@arnold8746]

Maybe it was all the dope and booze? It'll get ya everytime.

[@collincovid6950]

Dyed haired Peter. What a most sensible thing Duncan spoke, absolutely perfect, and he clearly knew better than the others what to do. I would sell a new franchise at around £40.000 to bring in interested parties, and the more interested parties come on board the greater the income, rather than to go to high and attract few people.

[@BigHalfSteps]

Really smart, much wow. And then people who don't invest much don't give a flying F if the franchise does well or not and abandon it. There is something called "Sunk Cost Fallacy" which basically means the more investment you did bring in, the more you are inclined to stay. Like working 20 years in a company to get to the top. Like selling everything you have to be part of a franchise and then depending on the money flow by doing your 100% best as your life depends on it. Also you underestimate how many low flying flies exist there that like to scam a lot and have enough money to be part of a scheme. If one of your franchise is doing real bad, it will spread rumors for every other. I estimate around 75% of people out there not understanding the word franchise, and if they have one bad experience or hear about one bad experience, they won't come in any other located franchise anywhere.

[@indonesianbangladeshicoupl2227]

Its exactly what i would do actually. First 20-30 locations ... Go low. After that every single day youll receive phone calls and emails from people seeking franchising information. Thats it....go high.

[@jswong8200]

You can see the gears in Duncan's head turning the whole time while the rest of the Dragons were busy trying to run down Umer's idea. Duncan was weighing everything and probably already thinking about how to tweak the model to make the franchise more successful.

[@diggintheblueswithaparrot1329]

Add a flow signal and you’re in business

[@Z3OX]

Add Rory's seaweed to the menu and you're in business

[@chanchito4401]

Hahahaha

[@garrymorgan2341]

Burning and Turning

[@thealien_ali3382]

Lol

[@mohammedashraf6978]

😂😂😂

[@rgarlinyc]

It would be both fun and successful to have No-BS Duncan as a partner!👍🏻

[@collincovid6950]

He was stunning the way he spoke of how best to deal with things, absolutely stunning, and with his outlook the business should take off

[@Locutus]

That's one of the reasons I like Kevin O Leary so much, he is not afraid to mince words.

[@rgarlinyc]

@@Locutus You and me both👍🏻

[@jesusbermudez6775]

It shows how important experience is - Duncan saw a way through where the others couldn't.

[@indonesianbangladeshicoupl2227]

Agree. My point is, if an entrepreneur has a very profitable business and all kinds of wisdom and expertise....why the bleep would they even come to the den??? I dont support the idea of insulting their hard work and this is something dragons are good at lot of the times.

[@enijize1234]

@@indonesianbangladeshicoupl2227 theres dozens of reasons. expansion, need equity, need liquidity, business has high turn over and sales but losing margin in certain areas and need experience in where to cut them back, think theyve stonewalled growth on experience and need support. Surely you can come up with some yourself

[@johnpadraiccummisky5457]

He has 4 stores in/around Glasgow now :D!

[@johnstephen399]

I like these older episodes with less background music. The silences at the end when Duncan states his offer are so much more powerful than random music and commentator voice over

[@July-gj1st]

Theo and Duncan were the only Dragons that would stand up to Peter, so sad that they're no longer here. At least best boi gets to shine more.

[@huskiehuskerson5300]

Peter is best what??

[@dianapeek6936]

Peter is the best at being a nasty bully.

[@Obi-WanKannabis]

Yea, now Peter is the only alpha every other dragon accepts that they're beta to him.

[@lizclegg7556]

I think Deborah stands up to him.

[@_Ali908]

why did they leave

[@justinwatson4792]

just looked him up and he is doing very well.

[@MrCalifornie]

No he's not, he currently washing my dishes at my 🍺 bar.

[@lj7169]

Apparently the company went bust, where does it say that he's doing well?

[@namnack]

@@lj7169 In a youtube comment section..

[@justinwatson4792]

@@lj7169 icafe food coffee and internet Glasgow 3 fully open 2 partially open

[@rc2k524]

@@lj7169 not true, look up their website

[@xToronto416x]

I read Duncan did not go through with the deal, but from I can see, he asked for 49 percent so he would say no. Duncan literally gave him a model so he could succeed. Duncan is a real one. 💯

[@Gambit8319]

Not a scotsman... but loving this --- well paired up and Duncan backed his own...

[@curtislevey7639]

They never went through with it lol

[@haunter4708]

@@curtislevey7639 I came looking for this comment. Not surprised in the slightest.

[@rodhuy01]

@@curtislevey7639 Duncan would be a hardcore pain one the ass to work with

[@curtislevey7639]

@@rodhuy01 he seems like the type to speak his mind, which isn't always bad. I prefer him to other dragons tbh

[@bobsmith3291]

Does it matter that you’re not a jock?

[@zhejiangzelda5309]

God bless you Duncan for believing in mr Omar when all others failed to see anything good in his business...You have done well in this episode!

[@shanegreenwood5027]

I’m so glad that at least one dragon in the den can think for themselves. Duncan Bannatyne I’m so proud of you

[@lM-zr5vu]

Duncan is really an investor who truly invests in people.

[@karduyerak5939]

Duncan is best.. He knows how to built a business.. More than that he is good mentor to all new entrepreneur.. 21 gun salute to duncan..

[@ivanong9648]

09:59

[@Ryanjoned163]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@woody41165]

I now know exactly what you mean because behind that hideous facade lies the devil himself.

[@rodhuy01]

Could be used in horror films

[@hurleycapetown8420]

This guy was totally proffesional and well mannered all he did was defend his point of view once,they made like he was talking over them and rude the way they talked to him,sometimes i feel these dragons want submissive sheep who will give them part of their company,work their asses off to make the dragons money and never have an opinion.

[@hmikey5680]

Duncan is a legend. There was another company starting with “i” something asking for an investment in the Den and Peter said Apple will sue them for using the “i” therefore he was out and all the other dragons got scared and followed Peter except Duncan he disagreed with Peter and made an investment. Lol just reminds me he kinda never fails to invest in a company name stats with the letter “i”

[@5tyyu]

True

[@5tyyu]

Iglove

[@lj7169]

I admire Duncan for this actually, he saw a young Scot who was starting up a small franchise as he did when he was young and even though the guy wasn't great at selling his idea, Duncan still saw something in him that reminded him of his younger self and decided to help the guy out. Duncan's not a bad guy really.

[@SauceMan20]

Not like he did it for free pal. Took half his business whilst at it 😬

[@ShiloBuff]

​@@SauceMan20 Agreed, very hard to "admire" him when he took a whopping 49%. That poor man was thinking "Do I risk sinking the business without his investment or do I risk sinking my profits with his investment?". Sounds like a super tough decision, but I am guessing he accepted for the experience and progress, regardless of getting majorly shafted profit wise. I feel bad for the man, he got screwed either way and Duncan was only looking out for himself.

[@TomNook.]

He was making 70k profit, that's very decent and not a bad risk for investing. That was the something that Duncan saw.

[@craigpettifer8568]

Look at it another way. He'll be main share holder and partner with a dragon in a successful business. Most people would think that's worth it. Plenty leave with nothing

[@free_gold4467]

He was very pleased to accept Duncan's offer, it's good business for both of them. Good to see Dunc backing a very likeable young Scot.

[@cormac2515]

There's about 50 of these cafes in ireland now. Cracking cafés

[@A-ii5dp]

I'm addicted to videos with Duncan in them, the Dragons really need to try and have at least one good Dragon on the panel.

[@terranaxiomuk]

Really love how Duncan backed him, made sense 0f it all and saw the positives despite the other cruel dragons and their ignorance. Truly duncan was onto something..... Anyway the business flopped in 2017. Thank you for coming to my TED talk

[@_Ciosu..]

As always, Duncan is a legend !! Everyone else seem a bit lost don't there ? This maybe 2 or 3 episode that I watched that Duncan correct other dragon..

[@ivandrago782]

For anyone wondering this offer from duncan never came to fruition and Umer still holds over 75% of company shares.

[@wanderingalba5077]

👌Thanks mate 😊

[@MsMaryPatricia]

Good. He would have been crazy to give over 49% for 80k. Reminds me of when Duncan took 79% of a music company and then fired the two who had been running it lol.

[@LuisLopez-om8zr]

@@MsMaryPatricia and that’s why you never give over 49%

[@Argumemnon]

@@MsMaryPatricia Presumably because they didn't know what they were doing.

[@thealien_ali3382]

@@MsMaryPatricia lol he literally just bought the bussiness and fired the guys 😂 hahahaha 🤣

[@redlinecast6202]

what a great episode

[@Fox_Mccloud11]

Duncan is such a boss. What a legend

[@TheMrsnikkisixx]

I used to love icafe in Glasgow... :D

[@filzakhan1611]

"Uses to" ? Why do you not like it now? Does it taste bad?

[@TheMrsnikkisixx]

@@filzakhan1611 I don't live anywhere near it now so haven't been to it in years.

[@Tearsofaclown01]

Totally agree with most of the comments here. Duncan totally unflinched with the other Dragons opinions and very firm and strong in his mindset and his overall aura. Very impressive

[@nq2c]

brilliant

[@Ass_Burgers_Syndrome]

Peter's face at 11:23 lol

[@b-dogs1038]

what a finish. Wow!

[@DarrenJCalvert]

The “id like to try a coffee” was added after it was filmed 😂

[@SkengStiegenhaus]

Are you sure about that?

[@dananmckie9253]

Duncan is a very shrewd man and very calm

[@tgagay]

Deborah saying why would someone give up their job to buy a franchise. Every other show I wont invest because you wont give up your job

[@richhenry7540]

You know it's great advice when after you hear it makes obvious sense but you wouldn't have thought of it yourself.

[@beesouljah]

Peter's face @11:27. He can't believe it. 😅 😅 😅

[@lordmeow]

This is gonna be a treat

[@JK-tx2rz]

I used to study the odd time in icafe in Glasgow, the shop beside the university. They done great coffee and cakes 😂

[@addya4011]

Duncan is my favourite dragon. I do miss him being on the show

[@freepremiumaccount.102]

Duncan is a real G.

[@jamalhs6791]

Just realised Duncan invested in both ICafe and IGlove which both have I starting it

[@hotmodelinbikini]

Duncan had the right idea, The setup is already there with a lifelong slave of a manager, all he had to do was set up the supplychain and mass production line of the eatables. Coffee isn't a low profit industry of 5% like food, the profit margins on coffee is close to 60%. Even if this business doesn't take off 80k won't set him back too much.

[@Dave-Shearer]

And the franchise model is viable. If each shop makes 15k profit a year, and is paying a manager, a franchisee can put 40k down, finance 60k in house, and take home a managers salary +15k. It would be a small pay rise after loan repayments compared to being a manager, and after you'd repayed the loan you would have an asset and a 15k bump compared to what you would earn working for somebody else. It's not attractive as a "buy and employ somebody to run it" business, but very attractive for somebody who wants to work for themself.

[@aakashsuryi9098]

Believe me your days of the $ as the reserve currency are numbered

[@VainCape]

Some of you saying he's doing very well.. others saying he's gone bankrupt. wtf ppl make your mind up

[@scottm6018]

My thoughts too

[@richhich327]

Is it possible for you guys to start sorting all episodes? By year or season would help a lot as it takes a while to scroll down if you want to go through them all...

[@pnned.byginamariacolvinhil9397]

͙H͙͙T͙͙A͙͙P͙͙>͙>͙L͙I͙F͙E͙ ͙C͙H͙A͙N͙G͙I͙N͙G͙>͙>͙>͙ ͙I͙N͙V͙E͙S͙T͙M͙E͙N͙T͙ ͙•͙•͙•͙•͙*͙+͙1͙•͙7͙•͙3͙•͙2͙•͙9͙•͙6͙•͙5͙•͙8͙•͙8͙•͙7͙•͙4͙*͙•͙🎯

[@robmarrin6720]

Kindred Scottish spirits great video ❤️👍I love happy endings

[@Clavinovaman]

Don't we all, Rob.

[@ghori33]

Duncan is so funny man I love this guy 🤣

[@stanime3065]

It's really sweet how Duncan invests into ones like these - he knows it's not going to become a massive business, but he can make money from it & so can the other guy.

[@redrobiin]

Welldone Duncan, for seeing the light in the tunnel. they did not want to invest in a boring franchise /internet cafe. Even if it is making money shame on them.

[@roni2977]

Have they opened anymore branches... never seen this coffee shop! Has it arrived to london yet?

[@global-reset]

lots in central London

[@Apriliars]

@@global-reset someone said they closed up all for good due to covid. Is that true?

[@HaggardPillockHD]

@@global-reset No, none in London

[@urmadalabco6078]

@@Apriliars nah apparently 2 running full, other 2 partially open. Still trading according to social media and companies house

[@Superrandomz768]

Duncan is a champ

[@andrewgraemesmith]

Glad to say it's still open, and actually a rather nice cafe :)

[@sbaxter4207]

Just the one?

[@darkguitarist3476]

good to hear! how many branches are there tho? i'm curious

[@Peter_Stafford]

@@darkguitarist3476 I know of 3 in North London

[@darkguitarist3476]

@@Peter_Stafford woah okay,. the business is still alive and kicking, right?

[@Japan_Malaysia]

@@Peter_Stafford the one in Highgate closed a few weeks ago

[@khandadonb111]

Pause at 1:44 with the subtitles on 😭

[@JeremiahEcks777]

Whoops! Subtitle fail!

[@MsMaryPatricia]

Classis Theo the Fetus

[@TomNook.]

Bad bad deal. He should have been more patient, he would have got more franchisees and kept 100% of the business and profits

[@pnned.byginamariacolvinhil9397]

͙H͙͙T͙͙A͙͙P͙͙>͙>͙L͙I͙F͙E͙ ͙C͙H͙A͙N͙G͙I͙N͙G͙>͙>͙>͙ ͙I͙N͙V͙E͙S͙T͙M͙E͙N͙T͙ ͙•͙•͙•͙•͙*͙+͙1͙•͙7͙•͙3͙•͙2͙•͙9͙•͙6͙•͙5͙•͙8͙•͙8͙•͙7͙•͙4͙*͙•͙🚀

[@chefgav1]

Deal didn’t go through

[@hughjanus8908]

9:57 If looks could kill 😂

[@CoolCoyote]

and so do we know what happened in the end?

[@michaelryan3158]

at the last minute of video duncan " i will invest if you, if basically you don't talk" lol

[@ronmiller9212]

It is the increasing value of the commercial properties that house the franchise which are the true money earner . The product sold is the income for the franchise owner , kinda like buying a job .

[@Karl-gx7rz]

YES!

[@kelvinlearnsinvesting9568]

Thanks for watching. Want to grow your money? W•h•a•t•s•A•a•p +1 9 0 9 - 8 9 7 - 5 5 5 3....... ......

[@TheJohnCooperShow]

Hilary was hoping for a Gingerbread snack

[@pnned.byginamariacolvinhil9397]

͙H͙͙T͙͙A͙͙P͙͙>͙>͙L͙I͙F͙E͙ ͙C͙H͙A͙N͙G͙I͙N͙G͙>͙>͙>͙ ͙I͙N͙V͙E͙S͙T͙M͙E͙N͙T͙ ͙•͙•͙•͙•͙*͙+͙1͙•͙7͙•͙3͙•͙2͙•͙9͙•͙6͙•͙5͙•͙8͙•͙8͙•͙7͙•͙4͙*͙•͙🚀

[@djdelight_musik7181]

Think the cameraman thought he was Oliver Stone with all the close up shots the sweat rolling down his forehead 😓😂

[@AFAndersen]

Deborah, I'll tell you who is the manager with a good paying job, that'll pay 40.000-100.000 pounds for a franchise.. it's the manager who earns a good living, but got a semi-bored stay-at-home wife or daughter, who dream of owning a "quirk, but stylish" café...

[@rohilthomson]

Lmao I think you're probably spot-on.

[@Wykesidefruitmachine]

Sausage baguette and a packet of Roysters 👌🏻

[@TheJohnCooperShow]

I miss roysters

[@PhilT81]

@@TheJohnCooperShow you can still get them. The cheese and chive disappeared very early on. I haven’t seen the southern fried chicken flavour in at least a year or two but the T-bone steak flavour are very easy to find. Not as bubbly as they used to be. I miss Burton’s potato puffs, golden wonder bacon crunchy fries and KP Tubes, to name a few. I take my crisps very seriously - so hate Walkers because they’ve never created a decent snack. They are good at acquisitions and marketing. Their version of crunchy cheetos is a downright disgrace. They taste nothing like the American version.

[@Flywithcraig]

Pasta for lunch today, what about you guys?

[@thomascrossan]

Chicken Noodles

[@joshymay4301]

Full English with fried bread

[@lordmeow]

Finished lunch just before this got uploaded

[@thomashamilton1397]

Egg and toast

[@chickenrun2095]

Rice Krispies

[@Futcant]

Savage offer !

[@B_Bodziak]

People open 2 small cafes and think they're ready to franchise it out.

[@tangomike15]

Cheese toastie with leftover bean curry filling. De....licious.

[@theytstowaway1483]

Coffee shop ? The guy is a trailblazer genius

[@daniellangridge3250]

Duncan is the most underrated dragon by far 🐉

[@jackspratt2126]

Hilliary reminds me of the lady my nan used to have as a toilet roll cover in the 70s 🤔

[@carlt9265]

Coffee and cake the simple things in life ❤️❤️🥰

[@erhhsdhh2099]

I agree 😁

[@KjtheGreatPro]

I mean 5 timrs evaluation is standard practice when selling a business. The logic is that you buy a business and within 5 years you have made your money back, and still own the revenue generating business. Its the same model the ufc sold under. Idk. Its strange they were so upset.

[@andromaxbse6459]

Revenue is not profit, lad.

[@_Too_Late]

In the Den is 3x yearly profit as standard

[@redrobiin]

Only thing is, who going to want to wait 5 years before seeing a profit?

[@KjtheGreatPro]

@@redrobiinbusinesses usually grow by investment so you might even see a higher return based on how you invested into the business after you bought it. And thats kind of the point. It takes money to make money.

[@jimmycrackers3358]

Everyone talking about their damn lunch where the night shift people at?

[@rychartz]

At work, working...

[@Drenwickification]

Didn't realise we have friends in Alaska joining us

[@jimmycrackers3358]

@@rychartz No they're not it's half 12 in the afternoon😂

[@rychartz]

@@jimmycrackers3358 in that case, at home, sleeping:))

[@RockyDave]

Does it matter? They'll catch up later.

[@euphoricbliss6699]

Best quote ever "You need to be able to imagine that person" lol

[@KaninTuzi]

She made a good point

[@ladulaser]

Silvio from Sopranos! You survived!

[@justforlaughsmate3900]

Duncan has always been my favourite

[@lyndamac1058]

From what I can see it's still running.

[@gamewithadam7235]

Duncan is smart af.

[@sirio000]

No one’s like Duncan! 🤍

[@Locutus]

What I would do with offers like 49%, and I wasn't sure, I would accept the offer initially, as it gives me time to think.

[@TheManInBlueFlames]

Reupload?

[@mihirapte]

The way Peter looks when another Dragon makes an astoundingly unbelievable investment.

[@lordbutler1]

It’s now worth millions on company’s house open information