Entrepreneur With No Sales Asks For $775,000 From The Dragons | Dragons' Den Canada

Aaron Varolin is next into The Den pitching his company, AV Practical Solutions which is designed to make it easier to throw out kitchen waste. He's seeking an investment of $775,000 for 33% of his company. Will he cook up an investment or will the high valuation discourage The Dragons?
Season 8, Episode 18
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  • @I34R
    @I34R Жыл бұрын

    When he said he sold his condo for this, my heart broke to million pieces.

  • @Noelhall88
    @Noelhall88 Жыл бұрын

    This video went from amusing to seriously depressing real quick

  • @cuthwulf
    @cuthwulf

    This is why, at a certain age, you are forced to be involved in your parents' day to day activities and finances because it only take a single moment to flush all they've worked for down the drain and be put in a situation where they are now a burden to you.

  • @NaveedHassan1
    @NaveedHassan1 Жыл бұрын

    What the absolute eff. This guy is 100% off his rocker.

  • @Bull1908
    @Bull1908 Жыл бұрын

    O'Leary is always a tough businessman but he is definitely more shrewd and tough in this version compared to Shark Tank

  • @Nocturnalux
    @Nocturnalux Жыл бұрын

    His son did him a disservice- assuming he is telling the truth- by encouraging him.

  • @socawarrior1263
    @socawarrior1263

    He could probably design these privately and install them

  • @Thepopcornator
    @Thepopcornator Жыл бұрын

    Too bad they didn't ask him how he came to that valuation--I would've loved to see him try to justify it.

  • @serpentvert
    @serpentvert Жыл бұрын

    The pitcher meant: you are unique in that you are a woman in the den ... This old school mentality needs to change if he wants to attract serious investors.

  • @premtimramadani6929
    @premtimramadani6929

    Remember kids, when you are 66 it's too late to take a risk like this

  • @PuthSardaraDha
    @PuthSardaraDha Жыл бұрын

    “I’m not crazy, I’m married”

  • @Lincolntowncoupe
    @Lincolntowncoupe

    The handle being where it is kind of defeats the purpose. The handle should be down low and you can grab with your foot.

  • @abaoj
    @abaoj Жыл бұрын

    Omg...he sold his house for this...? His son should have tell him before it was too late...

  • @Scoo
    @Scoo Жыл бұрын

    You could build this thing with materials bought at Home Depot.

  • @diaryofseresha
    @diaryofseresha Жыл бұрын

    Poor old man, i feel so bad for him. This is what happens when the spoiled rotten children do not help out their elderly parents who in old age start acting child like n become delusional. Had he had a son/daughter involved in his life, they could've guided him before coming to the show.

  • @Naijanest
    @Naijanest Жыл бұрын

    You don't tell someone is crazy if you ain't investing in his idea...at least some politeness

  • @mjlives5428
    @mjlives5428 Жыл бұрын

    He now a billionaire Google it....Ok I lie....lol

  • @jeremydoucet8918
    @jeremydoucet8918

    I don’t even see what’s proprietary. And even if it had some unique mechanism that could be patented - probably many ways to get around it.

  • @JazzyMarineVet
    @JazzyMarineVet Жыл бұрын

    I stoppped watching a 2 minutes, when he said no sales. This guy is off his rocker, I will save the rest of my head space to watch good DD episodes

  • @TheMrCC21
    @TheMrCC21 Жыл бұрын

    Nothing manufactured which means the product is obviously not on the market and no sales. The kicker is he thinks no other products like his exist because they are not patented. Like, what?