ages and men and women on a lot of people days that died entrepreneurs, you know, it's funny, it's fun, it's fascinating. some like a chart. they think we're good mix together of, you know, all the different things and, but i really feel that it's that heart warming, like you said, there are those bad moments. but there are also the really touchy moments and you know that we are making people scream, come through and changing lives. and i think people want to also know how to be empowered to do that. and yeah, one thing i like about the show and often mister wonderful leads that, but i've seen other people do it. there is a fail safe point where somebody goes by with an idea that never is going to pan. you can almost feel the vibe coming off it. or i feel like somebody for their mental health and their families well being has to step in and well as he says, take it back and shoot it. there's nicer ways to say it, but there are some times where i'll watch to show you seem like a nice person,

but there's not enough there. what are you in 400 k know, know? you've gotta, you've gotta stop now. don't borrow money. you know, that feeling i've seen you do it a few times. it must be touching and sad. what happens? yeah, absolutely. i mean, you know, like i know i've done show many products and mix between my own products, helping others with their products. actually about a 1000 products, so i can tell you that i know what it feels like to be in their shoes, but i also know when they're stepping a quick fan. you know, when you just feel, i mean, i don't say that i'm always right. but you just know from experience that what they're telling you, and if they keep going forward, it's just going to get worse and worse, and they need sometimes you need to like say, you know, this isn't the right one. but there's something else, like, there's nothing you know that story was it. i think it was gone with the wind.

right? she wrote one book, but it was gone with the wind. so you know, you just need one great idea to change your life. but sometimes you got to let go of the ones that maybe i, when you think about the, the chain of events that has to happen from the inspiration to the point of purchase. it's such a long circuitous route. certainly, i always think they should be easy to find if it's disposable, you can't get hung up on it. you don't know that by fitting it, cutting the chain. the wheat doesn't come in on the next one. i would do that just as a practice exercise. well, you know, the funny thing is, is, and i know i have this spirit myself, every entrepreneur that comes up with ideas, definitely think their product is the best thing since sliced bread like they and they do not like. i say most of them no matter what it is,

will continue fighting and proving to you why it is the bad thing is beyond the show, like they just don't like a dog with a bung. so it is part of the nature. but you got to see the forest through the trees when it's going to work. but also when it's not going, you got to remind yourself that bread was a stable in the american diet when it was in one. so even slice bread. so yeah, along the way i learned some lessons. you know, it's funny, i got my every well kit because i'm going to test my food sensitivities and i thought i looked it up. i thought i was, i think florida got money and this and sure. and then i thought, what else do i have around the house that i have the, the guys thing that you clean, which is a great item. i can't remember it's name, but it's the yellows. daddy. yeah. so i have to and i love finding an item that

makes sense and you know what? i mean where i look at, oh, now that is a clever idea and i guess scrub that, he's got to be the biggest one. right? yes, scrub. daddy is huge. i just got a report from the base or past 400000000 sales, which is crazy. but he did everything that perfect product, you know, is the, he's the dream product for me. i think now we have over 40, forced use it's disposable. so people have to keep buying it. i. yeah, and we're in 33 countries. it's just, it's amazing how it's done. the plan, the lesson plans, the plan. so lessons is the gravy on it, whatever. i use always love what i as far as the comedian and i was on the road, invariably, a bit hotels and i checked the back of the shampooed thing and i always thought

this is an absolute genius notion that they just tag the word repeat off at the end of the shampoo directions really apply shampoo rooms dot and you know, so genius, kid and for p r said ad repeat. maybe we maybe one out of 10 people to the way up the origin. it's a genius notion. that's really sure. i wonder how many people repeat. i don't, i used to not at a more, but we're also jaded back when, when i was a kid i is they, i guess it needs to and it's just i have to just because i'm talking to a sales genius and to tell you my favorite one is there used to be a way back when in the midwest people didn't have access to the big cities and not everybody could get into chicago? so the catalogs were big things,

and there was one catalog called the sears and roebuck catalog, and there was another one. i'm always black in the name, but i think was called water house or something. another big catalogue, and the men from sears and roebuck waited till them waterhouse catalogue came out. and then he took his and he took an inch off each frame or each side because he said, when they, when ladies who were in the neat business with their household go to stack these, they'll always put the smaller one on top and you'll be able to see sears and roebuck, i had to put the books reading and say that is shaking us honestly . that is so funny because it is off by policy in a lot of what people do, what they buy, what they put around, you know, go back to are noted, i was trying to think, i can't think of what is there so many other things where i look at the product and like rent and repeat, they're telling you to do something again,

but now i can't think of it. and i think the same thought is you. i think you don't have to do this quite a to get glengarry glen ross, but coffee is for closer, isn't whoever put that thing at the said repeat, that's a stones killer. let's hear some point. i love the new i love the new rubric that people can be altruistic through their business. look at the bomb, but guys, but also there is some part of me that loves the killer aspect of it. that way, back when, when american entrepreneurs got it off the thing you're fighting for your life for so long, you don't have to be about it. you don't have to be malevolent. but at some point, you know, you want to, you have to want to win, or there's going to be people move in by you at the speed of light who want to win . right? yeah. i mean, it's very caught, bro, i the, the retail market. the product market is extremely hot. and the worst part of it is not. i mean, if i had to stay like, what do my aunt,

i can tell the minute they walk in that they're either suffering from not foster ready, or they're going to be knocked off. and so speed to market is your only solution really blessed thing. i always found the show, i know, you know, there's always that you got to the market. if you don't, someone else, well where your name becomes the noun for the product. at some point, you know, the, what are the post, it's eventually post the name post, it becomes the thing. and the only way you do that is by rolling the battlefield right up front because everybody's going to say i could put scotch tape on the back of a little piece of paper. you got to get in there and roll the school right away. yes, for sure. i always say that about clean it up. no, i don't know about brand made it clean act. there's like other brands, but everybody positive there actually issues. but it's what i saw,

right. or you go and even there, they have the subliminal thing, where you pull the one up and it fiji the next one just in case you want to go back in and do an extra deb this stuff. so genius, we're talking to one of the pre eminent practitioners of it in our culture and a sweet lady to boot, you know, or for years on shark tank 13 season. and it will come back and we'll, we'll talk to lorie about what she's looking for in a pinch. i know she's got the 0 or hero very will pill that all back right after this with larry, you're near on dennis miller plus one. yes me. i didn't know, oh we're in fact will i least the typical there's only 9, but already a university student that away mans national. what if everything impacts impacts is that you don't like his teams anymore. but when the, let's see him lip, you got the glass doors to deal with them. he did not. then no butch snable took

over, but on campus, the only thing that i think was good. yes. so the loss of nice money, somebody is quoted younger terms that he make them come, no recalls he reaches control center program, use them. now bush 19 passcode. and of course with level you're special, but i will the yeah my but i say the 1st way a knuckle. think it was certified like was to get on the she was in human shit in the something that it was if the double you that he were little was as much crow with soon losing credibility to do to prove you leaning more to judge blanca from his teacher was also reason is bernice a good i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about

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beautiful jewelry. and how about ha ha. luxury automobile again for mag, you know, it, money laundering is highly regal. copier. a thank folks walk back to dennis miller plus one. have a delightful time with laurie grenadier. i huge shark tank then. as i said, i've seen all of the, some of the modern ones. i haven't, but i probably have seen 11 to these 13 seasons and some of them i've watched them time after time. if i find them particularly innovative or sweet . laurie is a prolific inventor entrepreneur, having created over 500 products. she says a 1000 which boggles the mind. and season 13th, as i said, currently airing fridays on a b. c. i'm trying to think of the other 5 and what's the mix is because it is a beautiful algonquin round table. as i said,

mark was always so good. but when he began to do the preemptive things that put me off a little or play the game, i can see where the 1st guy and there was a sweet enough guy, but he was to jesus. the guy said that at the end in the 1st couple seasons, and he never wanted to push any chips in it was to down market. so there's gotta be some magic to this, but this guy too much of a sweat act. i love david. seems like a great mr. wonderful. makes me laugh. laugh, heard back. seems like a good cat. you and a car because i like because i think she does not bridge in a man driven world in many ways. so i love them. yeah. and that's burnett puts that together, doesn't a survivor car to see the 1st guy. yeah, he was the 1st guy and he put it together, was based off of brag and then, and you pay for an actually. and mark was the one who put it together. the that is the mark kevin,

and i are on every episode that at that we shoot. and then robert and david and barbara ultimate and but it's about solid all of us. and then they have guest charts, season and mark did bark. put that together. very smart, very a, his sense of salon was gertrude stein leg because he put those people together. i can look back on and think, wow, that's a nice business dinner that he's organized there. you know, i think is a pretty good who comes in periodically or i haven't seen him in a while, but the ring guy and i want appeal the ring story back anyway. i think he handles himself well as a judge, and i'm wondering, i don't remember the exact episode, how do you know everybody has ring? how do we miss that? or how did the guys miss that? what was the pitch jamie? that was jamie. i think what happened was, jamie came in with a big ask if i'm remembering right. and the guy on i think what it was this for

me. i just didn't have enough information. i thought it was really smart. i thought it was really good. he had a big gas, but there wasn't anything that he had said that gave me information enough to know that it was going to get made and really work and, and all of that. i think i was just a little for carry it on. i should've been best you know, that was the one that got away people always ask and i say done, and i don't look back. and i don't look back. i actually don't even regret re, but that would be the one. but yeah, but it's all gravy at this point. look at the nice life you've carved for so i don't even know where you start. it starts. don't interest me as much as currents, but at some point, would it be fair? it asked you what the 1st spark idea had and how you want about pitching it or tell

me about the very 1st light ball moment. yeah, my 1st light bulb moment. you know, i was always thinking of things and ideas and i thought i was going to be a writer, but i was always thinking of ideas and things and then i thought i didn't do it. i do it half way. i see it out there at the best seller or something similar. and then when i thought of it was an earring organizer actually 100 peer peers to click on hearing the tiny little space. it was cool. they were all hanging like a fine store displayed for home. and women love jewelry, and earrings is the number one thing. so that's how i started and it actually came to me on a massage table. by table. my friend was giving me a therapist. i was her happy guinea pig and she said, you know, there's no good way for women to swear in. and it literally hit me like a liking. i just saw it like just like that. and i thought i'm going to do it. i'm

just, i'm going to do it this time and i raced home and i real bad and neighbor. and that's really how it started. and then, or if i had to go figure out everything from 0 experience, i had to figure get a manufacturer. prototype. pat. packaging everything, you have to figure it out, but if you're determined people, it seems like simpler, less than simpler times can be yesterday in the world we live. but simpler times that must have been what 20 years ago, maybe or something was 996 and i had to do yellow. i mean, it's not like there were internet that was just tommy, but it was not like, you know, you could just buy all the wealth of information that it was so much harder. but i had weird like comic things like i really feel like that was meant to be my destiny . i'll tell you a great story. i go to, i had a woman that i knew,

but i didn't know anything about her husband or her family. i just knew her, and she would help me like sell some things on the side. and once very short, her son was getting married and this was like a month after i thought of my 1st idea. and so i'm at the wedding and my husband hits me and he says he, you know what, everybody at the table does. and i'm missing one thing to tell you. i needed a homemaker. and i needed a factory to make my product. and she says, you know what, everybody's table does, the way that they're all will makers and injection molder. i'm like, why are you kidding me? and so they are, it's like they balance my lap. and one of them, her husband, this woman's husband own the factory that was like 15 minutes away. wow. and so i

got my maker. i got my factory with trusted good people. all within seconds, the month after i came up with my 1st idea. unbelievable. that's crazy. yeah, that's crazy. usually the guy referred to as the injection molder at a wedding is the groom, but you were sitting at a higher table filled with them. this is why you're where you are. i had that now. i wish i had you are and i'm fascinated by business. because to me you said something early. i notice in america now there almost seems to be a disdain for people who have hit the ball out of the park. i guess traditionally there's been inherited wealthy people have had trouble with that. i've never even had trouble with that. wherever somebody's life takes them, it takes them. but i don't like people who pointed people who had the put the money

on the table at the beginning when it might have been their last 50 k. and now might be worth 100000000. but they push the chips in. i don't, i so don't begrudge them that. i celebrate that to me. it's what all these people in the, in the around the world are looking to get my god, if i go there like that, don't a king in southern california gets out of that rats now comes over here. it starts making dollars makes a great. he blows it eventually, but he gets there. it's the thing i love about america you can think big. and i notice that there's a little attachment to that now of shopping for a while. listen, everybody wants to do that. everybody wants to achieve that, but then, you know, i guess your point may be fun, people celebrate it, and others who may be jealous of it. you what that thing your friends want you to do well, but not too well. but i think that, you know, for me,

i have spent a lifetime, not only like doing things i create products that make people happy. that's what i did. now. i'm helping my entrepreneurs on shark tank for me. it's really more altruistic in that you know, yes, i didn't do what i am doing because i want to make money i. it was more i just love creating and i like doing what i do and i had a passion for it. and i think if you have all of that and you really work hard, which was really hard. yeah, i mean you, when believe the hours i put in things i've done, i work years raise the i would hi. you wouldn't believe it. yeah. off of life for god's sakes, when i 1st thought i want to be a comedian, i can't tell you what lock done. i went into. i would not get high like a lot of people or i would write to jokes during the day. take them on stage $2.00 to $3.00 times a night, tape record,

each one go back to the hotel room. don't go out afterwards. listen to them, write them down, can't the syllables, tweak it. and i did that for a couple years. i'm not saying that makes me noble, but it does allow me when i went from broke to making a buck to not feel guilty about it because i remember thinking who is going to put up with. i put up with the last 730 days. yeah, yeah, absolutely. any people never know what's behind the hard work, the everyday the in and out like you just that i remember when i told courtney my team that i made by 25000 earring like literally by hand. my fingers were leading 25000 pair in a week because they needed to allays at the 1st store. i got into and i didn't have the money to like go buy earring bite. it could never afford that. so i went to michael kraft or, and i like navy by you do whatever it takes, but back to your original premise about this, i think that people,

the reason they love to show though, is because they want to know how to do it. but then you've got to put in the work like you said, you know, you can't be grudge people that have made it because also we get back. mean, i don't know. i mean i'm giving back every day. i'm helping other day me as a good cat. i'm sure mister wonderful on the deep background. i know it's bad for his brand to be. he's got to do the scrooge mcduck thing, but at heart of act seems like a good cat. i'm sure a cuban from his ivory tower does a lot of good for people. and barbara, the way you could tell barbara gets invigorated when she sees a young woman who's being screwed around by in a different world. yet i can see her charged in like cavalry and thinking. all right, i want to help, but that's one thing i like about the gals over there. you and her is. there are times where you just see they can't catch break and you think, well, i remember being that girl and i'm going to charge in there. it's well the show can

be thrilling the show can be funny. sometimes the people can be infuriating. i don't like when people go to the crying cart too soon. i just want to say get your pitch together. have a great, we can cry tomorrow, we gotta have an item here. but i must say that it's the human. it's the human condition and it's presented in an interesting way as burnett did on survivor. he sense this with the dragon's lair, brings it over here. i think it gives you a great glimpse into what makes people tick and off times that ticking isn't kroner graphic watch that you could sell for millions of dollars, but off times it's just this isn't work but that's, that's the big game. listen, it's good to meet you. i'm a big fan and i, i don't mean to be grouchy, mark, but i guess it shows all your, i don't see your opinion. you know, this is not everybody's going to love everybody. right. and your title to your opinion. i tell him that sometimes you want to sweep then with that,

if you even talk to that my bed guy. oh, get to that. here's what do you, sherman going through? georgia. shut up. all right, yeah. you, you, i know something i give him a whole lot about that like right on that you, i don't care. you may give them the clock, but i'm like now please. i'll reg kiddo, if i ever get out of my 9 to 5 job and make a buck i want to come on there and sit next to you guys. i'm rolling the dice right now. i got a couple of products and i'll keep you posted. good to meet you. i thank you so much. thanks for having laurie going there. this dennis miller 1st one. ah waller officers are facing an increasingly dangerous environment. we are seeing a growing debate about so called warrior cops, a term that i've heard in the militarization of police. this is an app vehicle we

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yes, me, i didn't know. look, received that will i, lisa typical. there's only 9, but already university students that away means rational thinking a going like his name's a new model, wouldn't let him nip. you got the glass doors, the dealer, the radiator slats, and i and noble choose to snable global. yeah, but that's a little only thing that i think was good to love. so the loss of these money, yahoo terms the chemical because nobody calls and he really shows control such programs. now i wish 9 new passcode and of course with them will your special, but i will the yeah, my is what i say the 3rd grade numbers. think it what sir? the way it was to get up to him was in your mind it was, i'm did it wireless. if the w 30 where little was as much color here, i knew it with soon lose with easy to do to prove when you most of judge the blanca

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