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Time and time again on Dragons’ Den the entrepreneurs fall down on the valuation of their businesses. They stand before the Dragons and ask for too much …

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  1. Phil
    Phil says:

    Those last two do my head in. They're being told quite bluntly that their valuation and margins look bad to investors and all their responses are wishy washy stuff like "we are fighters" "this is my dream" "we are just starting out", it's like they are auditioning for x factor.

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  2. Linda Miscandlon
    Linda Miscandlon says:

    They could’ve been used during Covid social distancing music and all that would’ve made it more fun dance while we wait 🤣🤣🤣though he’s true you do have to get used to the dance mats I’ve had them your not going to be a pro the first time you do it they are good for exercise I’ve done it and when you get used to it you stop looking at the mat I love dance mats ❤️

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  3. Viper Byte
    Viper Byte says:

    48:45 – I do think though, that this investor hit the nail on the head in the elevator on the way back down. As he said (I’m paraphrasing), “I was friendly and open, Just Because I was Not in Complete Awe of Them – I was not being disrespectful……” etc. Yes, the ‘dragons’ do expect everyone that pitches, to be in complete awe, or they feel threatened immediately. They have a real “Don’t forget, I’m richer that you” air about them. Even like when one of them ‘dared’ to say to Deborah (I think it was), how he explains that property values can fall as well as rise; she instantly retorted with “well thank you for teaching me that….” In a really sarcastic tone. They feel threatened instantly. And the others are even worse than her. It’s just an ego trip, and a chance to belittle hard-working star-ups, when there no reason to.

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