Top 3 Family Pitches In The Den | Vol.2 | Dragons' Den Canada

[@ashleyj97]

I've been to Halibut House... it's so good. Was never expecting to see them on here

[@JayB-f8l]

Arlene thinks she knows everything and thinks she’s always right when people disagree with her

[@blixten1982]

Cuban Lunch - Oh my God, Manjeet likes it?!!! I thought she didn't like food.

[@brendaborden5465]

I love the first two. Dragons please take good care of them. xo

[@Meekahel]

It might be just me but I always have a hard time when people hold hands, especially for the whole pitch and all. Walking in hand in hand, I can somehow understand. But then... but hey who am I to judge. If they are happy and think it is for their best, so be it!

[@salemkid1979]

Treliving ripping off the last family, they shoulda told that dinosaur to go f himself.

[@thepostman9664]

too much bagage in investing with family businesses.

[@tangatawhenua1477]

I watch 1.36 of this and im going badk to the UK version coz wth are these people talking like this? Its disturbing 😅

[@halfclappertopchedda]

Guy seemed good. Woman seemed like a crack-hoot. Glad they got the deal cause they dont have a hope in hell running that business on their own.

[@Iseenoobpeoples]

A bit harsh for company with 1M$ NET profit.

[@teddym2808]

Geez can the first idiots stop concentrating on holding one another's hand and instead on the business? So distracting. Their margin is terrible, shocking, and that's their own fault. If it costs a buck to make, I would go direct to consumer online for $2.49 or say 10$ for pack of 5. And if they stick to the distributor route, $1.50 to them. Anything else is nuts and they'll never make a lot of money.

[@jakecooper5855]

It's not just nuts. It's peanuts... With chocolate

[@teddym2808]

lol@@jakecooper5855

[@jakecooper5855]

The first deal made a big mistake, at least in the edited footage shown. To sell 51% of the company they needed to ensure that the sale was for their personal equity and the million went to them. The dragons will be assuming that money all goes into the company bank accounts which they now own 51% and have 100% control over.