0:00:00.000,0:00:03.346 [MUSIC PLAYING] 0:00:03.346,0:00:04.262 0:00:04.262,0:00:05.720 NARRATOR: First[br]into the Shark Tank 0:00:05.720,0:00:08.420 is Aaron Krause, who[br]believes his product will 0:00:08.420,0:00:10.150 make everyday cleaning easier. 0:00:10.150,0:00:15.218 0:00:15.218,0:00:16.260 AARON KRAUSE: Hi, Sharks. 0:00:16.260,0:00:18.080 I'm Aaron Krause[br]from Philadelphia. 0:00:18.080,0:00:20.180 And I'm known as the[br]daddy of the Scrub 0:00:20.180,0:00:22.640 Daddy, the cutest but[br]most high tech scrubbing 0:00:22.640,0:00:23.910 tool in the world. 0:00:23.910,0:00:28.070 Today, I'm seeking a $100,000[br]investment in exchange for 10% 0:00:28.070,0:00:30.090 equity in the Scrub[br]Daddy business. 0:00:30.090,0:00:32.910 It's the greatest kitchen[br]scrubbing tool you ever used. 0:00:32.910,0:00:35.240 Because scrub that a[br]completely changes its texture 0:00:35.240,0:00:37.410 by just adjusting your[br]water temperature. 0:00:37.410,0:00:38.960 Let me show you how that works. 0:00:38.960,0:00:40.320 Here, I've got some hot water. 0:00:40.320,0:00:41.640 Here, I've got some cold water. 0:00:41.640,0:00:44.015 When I immerse the Scrub Daddy[br]in the hot and cold water, 0:00:44.015,0:00:45.840 a complete[br]transformation occurs. 0:00:45.840,0:00:48.350 Now, to show you that,[br]I've got 10 pounds weights. 0:00:48.350,0:00:51.110 Here, under the 10 pounds,[br]it's soft and compressible. 0:00:51.110,0:00:52.230 And that's like a sponge. 0:00:52.230,0:00:54.147 That's for your gentle[br]scrubbing applications. 0:00:54.147,0:00:56.610 But here, check that out. 0:00:56.610,0:00:57.900 It's hard and firm. 0:00:57.900,0:01:00.300 That's going to be for heavy[br]duty scrubbing applications. 0:01:00.300,0:01:02.750 We burned on brown and[br]gravy, tomato sauce, cheese, 0:01:02.750,0:01:05.743 and mustard onto a glass stove[br]top, and a stainless steel pan. 0:01:05.743,0:01:07.160 I'm going to take[br]the Scrub Daddy. 0:01:07.160,0:01:08.050 And you're going[br]to see it's just 0:01:08.050,0:01:10.480 going to attack right into[br]that burn on mess, scrubbing it 0:01:10.480,0:01:11.210 right off. 0:01:11.210,0:01:13.370 And remember, I'm[br]just using water here. 0:01:13.370,0:01:14.780 There's no chemicals at all. 0:01:14.780,0:01:17.980 And it's going to cut[br]right through that. 0:01:17.980,0:01:20.000 It won't scratch any[br]of your surfaces, 0:01:20.000,0:01:22.310 but it will clean[br]them beautifully. 0:01:22.310,0:01:24.710 Now, Scrub Daddy is not[br]really smiling anymore. 0:01:24.710,0:01:26.710 So I'm going to put them[br]here in the warm water. 0:01:26.710,0:01:30.520 And in just a couple[br]seconds, voila! 0:01:30.520,0:01:34.370 He's back to bright, fresh[br]and clean every time. 0:01:34.370,0:01:36.950 Sharks, that's not just[br]another smiling face. 0:01:36.950,0:01:38.180 You put it on your hand. 0:01:38.180,0:01:42.200 You can get to the bottom and[br]clean the sides in one move. 0:01:42.200,0:01:46.940 And that smiling mouth that[br]clean spoons, knives, forks, 0:01:46.940,0:01:49.000 spatulas, even[br]large serving spoons 0:01:49.000,0:01:52.030 on both sides at the same time. 0:01:52.030,0:01:54.120 Sharks, with your[br]help, Scrub Daddy 0:01:54.120,0:01:58.023 will be scrubbing and smiling[br]in every kitchen in the world. 0:01:58.023,0:01:58.690 MARC CUBAN: Woo. 0:01:58.690,0:01:59.140 DAYMOND JOHN: Wow. 0:01:59.140,0:01:59.750 LORI GREINER: Wow. 0:01:59.750,0:02:00.590 KEVIN O'LEARY: Scrub Daddy. 0:02:00.590,0:02:02.860 DAYMOND JOHN: I never[br]witnessed a live infomercial. 0:02:02.860,0:02:04.360 ROBERT HERJAVEC:[br]That was fantastic. 0:02:04.360,0:02:05.830 DAYMOND JOHN: That[br]was incredible. 0:02:05.830,0:02:06.700 Do you have samples? 0:02:06.700,0:02:08.544 AARON KRAUSE: I do. 0:02:08.544,0:02:10.419 LORI GREINER: Where are[br]you selling this now? 0:02:10.419,0:02:10.930 ROBERT HERJAVEC: Thank you. 0:02:10.930,0:02:11.730 AARON KRAUSE:[br]Well, currently, we 0:02:11.730,0:02:14.350 have it in five supermarkets[br]in the Philadelphia area. 0:02:14.350,0:02:16.680 We also sell it on our website. 0:02:16.680,0:02:19.925 I've been on QVC three times[br]over about three months. 0:02:19.925,0:02:21.300 ROBERT HERJAVEC:[br]And how'd it go? 0:02:21.300,0:02:22.300 AARON KRAUSE: Fantastic. 0:02:22.300,0:02:24.120 They've invited me[br]back over and over. 0:02:24.120,0:02:26.250 And every time I[br]go on, they reorder 0:02:26.250,0:02:28.150 30% more than the last time. 0:02:28.150,0:02:29.950 KEVIN O'LEARY: So[br]Scrub Daddy is humming. 0:02:29.950,0:02:32.575 ROBERT HERJAVEC: And what were[br]your total sales, QVC wholesale? 0:02:32.575,0:02:35.358 AARON KRAUSE: Just north of[br]$100,000, only in four months. 0:02:35.358,0:02:37.150 LORI GREINER: Do you[br]have a patent on this? 0:02:37.150,0:02:38.440 AARON KRAUSE: I[br]actually have a patent. 0:02:38.440,0:02:39.760 I have two more pending. 0:02:39.760,0:02:40.900 We have the trademark. 0:02:40.900,0:02:42.130 We have domain names. 0:02:42.130,0:02:45.070 KEVIN O'LEARY: OK, Aaron, what[br]do you need the $100,000 for? 0:02:45.070,0:02:46.080 AARON KRAUSE: What I[br]want to do is set up 0:02:46.080,0:02:47.850 an independent[br]manufacturing facility 0:02:47.850,0:02:49.240 with automated equipment. 0:02:49.240,0:02:51.250 KEVIN O'LEARY: Why do you need[br]to go into your own facility? 0:02:51.250,0:02:51.870 AARON KRAUSE: The[br]biggest problem 0:02:51.870,0:02:53.120 is I'm on their time schedule. 0:02:53.120,0:02:55.578 KEVIN O'LEARY: Are you saying[br]that you could be making more 0:02:55.578,0:02:57.630 revenue, if you were 24/7[br]making Scrub Daddies? 0:02:57.630,0:02:59.088 AARON KRAUSE: The[br]way QVC is going, 0:02:59.088,0:03:01.630 and we're just about to launch[br]in a whole bunch of stores, 0:03:01.630,0:03:03.130 we're going to[br]need that capacity. 0:03:03.130,0:03:05.810 And I have 18 years experience[br]running a manufacturing 0:03:05.810,0:03:07.710 plant that runs 24 hours a day. 0:03:07.710,0:03:09.590 I know exactly what[br]I need to do to make 0:03:09.590,0:03:10.808 this thing really efficient. 0:03:10.808,0:03:13.100 And I'm looking to get a[br]strategic partner who can open 0:03:13.100,0:03:14.760 this up into the retail stores. 0:03:14.760,0:03:16.500 I'm only in five supermarkets. 0:03:16.500,0:03:17.398 That's it. 0:03:17.398,0:03:18.690 LORI GREINER: What's your cost? 0:03:18.690,0:03:20.460 AARON KRAUSE: The cost[br]to make one is about $1. 0:03:20.460,0:03:22.293 DAYMOND JOHN: What are[br]you selling them for? 0:03:22.293,0:03:23.550 AARON KRAUSE: About $2.80. 0:03:23.550,0:03:23.960 DAYMOND JOHN: Wholesale? 0:03:23.960,0:03:24.960 AARON KRAUSE: Wholesale. 0:03:24.960,0:03:27.860 This needs to be in every[br]supermarket, drugstore, 0:03:27.860,0:03:28.360 Walgreens. 0:03:28.360,0:03:30.090 KEVIN O'LEARY:[br]That's so expensive. 0:03:30.090,0:03:33.170 Mrs. Slabinski goes to the store[br]and picks this off the shelf 0:03:33.170,0:03:35.970 and says, hey, it's a piece of[br]foam with a smiley face on it. 0:03:35.970,0:03:37.470 It costs $0.02 to make in China. 0:03:37.470,0:03:39.020 That's what she's thinking. 0:03:39.020,0:03:42.540 There's a brillo pad, which is[br]traditional product, is what, 0:03:42.540,0:03:43.040 20%-- 0:03:43.040,0:03:43.580 AARON KRAUSE:[br]You're comparing it 0:03:43.580,0:03:45.480 to the lowest end[br]of the lowest end. 0:03:45.480,0:03:47.100 You take it up to[br]the highest end. 0:03:47.100,0:03:50.270 Talk about the ones like[br]Dobie pads or other pads out 0:03:50.270,0:03:51.710 there that are brand names. 0:03:51.710,0:03:52.640 ROBERT HERJAVEC:[br]Scrub Daddy, I think 0:03:52.640,0:03:54.770 you've done a great job today,[br]but I don't know if it's 0:03:54.770,0:03:55.800 going to work in retail. 0:03:55.800,0:03:58.580 I don't buy into that vision. 0:03:58.580,0:04:01.622 Just in the packaging,[br]I just don't 0:04:01.622,0:04:02.830 know if I see the difference. 0:04:02.830,0:04:04.790 AARON KRAUSE: Rob, it[br]doesn't sell on a shelf. 0:04:04.790,0:04:05.290 Correct. 0:04:05.290,0:04:07.850 But if you put it in display[br]shippers, which we built 0:04:07.850,0:04:10.130 these beautiful cardboard[br]display shippers, 0:04:10.130,0:04:12.150 and it communicates the[br]message to everyone. 0:04:12.150,0:04:13.733 DAYMOND JOHN: You're[br]talking end caps. 0:04:13.733,0:04:16.337 You're going to have to[br]pay for those things. 0:04:16.337,0:04:18.920 LORI GREINER: It's hard to get[br]them, even if you pay for them. 0:04:18.920,0:04:20.295 ROBERT HERJAVEC:[br]Great job today. 0:04:20.295,0:04:21.779 But I don't see[br]the retail vision. 0:04:21.779,0:04:22.300 I'm out. 0:04:22.300,0:04:25.490 0:04:25.490,0:04:27.628 AARON KRAUSE: I understand. 0:04:27.628,0:04:28.920 MARC CUBAN: I like the product. 0:04:28.920,0:04:30.390 I think you're[br]doing great things. 0:04:30.390,0:04:32.690 You're doing the[br]exact right way. 0:04:32.690,0:04:36.030 But when I hear QVC,[br]no disrespect to Lori, 0:04:36.030,0:04:38.850 when the company sales are[br]completely dependent on QVC, 0:04:38.850,0:04:41.810 that's a disaster[br]waiting to happen. 0:04:41.810,0:04:45.500 AARON KRAUSE: I've got 3,000[br]stores lined up right now. 0:04:45.500,0:04:47.430 We're going to be[br]in 3,000 stores. 0:04:47.430,0:04:49.140 MARC CUBAN: I understand. 0:04:49.140,0:04:52.215 Put aside QVC, you're still[br]a one-product company. 0:04:52.215,0:04:53.340 AARON KRAUSE: Not for long. 0:04:53.340,0:04:54.257 We've got Scrub Mommy. 0:04:54.257,0:04:56.190 We've got Scrub Baby[br]for doing baby bottles. 0:04:56.190,0:04:58.130 I've got a holder that[br]sits on your sink. 0:04:58.130,0:04:59.790 And it's got drains in the legs. 0:04:59.790,0:05:01.768 You don't understand[br]who you're dealing with. 0:05:01.768,0:05:02.810 MARC CUBAN: You're right. 0:05:02.810,0:05:04.650 I'm not doubting[br]the scrub market. 0:05:04.650,0:05:06.850 I'm not doubting you[br]are the Scrub Daddy. 0:05:06.850,0:05:08.230 But I'm not a scrub pimp. 0:05:08.230,0:05:11.370 So I'm out. 0:05:11.370,0:05:12.690 AARON KRAUSE: That hurts, Marc. 0:05:12.690,0:05:14.850 I wanted to work[br]with you so bad. 0:05:14.850,0:05:17.910 LORI GREINER: Marc, QVC does[br]over $8 billion in sales a year. 0:05:17.910,0:05:19.687 And I've done over[br]$500 million myself. 0:05:19.687,0:05:20.770 MARC CUBAN: Yes, you have. 0:05:20.770,0:05:22.630 And you rotate products[br]in and out of there. 0:05:22.630,0:05:24.880 And once those products[br]are out, they're out. 0:05:24.880,0:05:28.050 KEVIN O'LEARY: How[br]about this deal? 0:05:28.050,0:05:29.783 $100,000 for 50%? 0:05:29.783,0:05:33.030 [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC] 0:05:33.030,0:05:36.502 [LAUGHS] 0:05:36.502,0:05:38.490 0:05:38.490,0:05:41.130 Let's start the bidding there. 0:05:41.130,0:05:42.130 AARON KRAUSE: All right. 0:05:42.130,0:05:42.630 You're out. 0:05:42.630,0:05:44.422 0:05:44.422,0:05:46.630 DAYMOND JOHN: I'm somebody[br]who can paint any picture. 0:05:46.630,0:05:50.140 And I think that Lori is a[br]vicious, backstabbing shark. 0:05:50.140,0:05:51.990 MARC CUBAN: That's all true. 0:05:51.990,0:05:53.950 DAYMOND JOHN: But sometimes[br]I love her as well, 0:05:53.950,0:05:56.550 because she is the QVC queen. 0:05:56.550,0:06:03.900 So I'm offering $50,000 for 15%,[br]if you can raise the rest from 0:06:03.900,0:06:06.170 Lori, and if she wants[br]to do business with me. 0:06:06.170,0:06:11.330 0:06:11.330,0:06:12.920 LORI GREINER: Well,[br]here's the thing. 0:06:12.920,0:06:15.680 You've heard me say before,[br]I can tell instantly 0:06:15.680,0:06:19.700 if it's a hero or a zero. 0:06:19.700,0:06:24.050 And I think what you've[br]got here is a hero. 0:06:24.050,0:06:25.500 No offense, Daymond. 0:06:25.500,0:06:28.610 I don't need you. 0:06:28.610,0:06:30.260 DAYMOND JOHN: You don't. 0:06:30.260,0:06:38.060 LORI GREINER: My offer[br]is $100,000 for 30%. 0:06:38.060,0:06:40.860 I will get you into[br]infomercial right away. 0:06:40.860,0:06:44.210 And I'm pretty confident[br]that we could get this 0:06:44.210,0:06:47.330 into all retail stores[br]across the country 0:06:47.330,0:06:49.423 within literally weeks. 0:06:49.423,0:06:52.530 [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC] 0:06:52.530,0:06:53.857 0:06:53.857,0:06:55.940 KEVIN O'LEARY: I'll tell[br]you what I'll do for you. 0:06:55.940,0:06:57.450 I'll give you $100,000. 0:06:57.450,0:06:59.552 We'll never agree on what[br]percentage I should get. 0:06:59.552,0:07:01.260 I'm going to change[br]the model completely. 0:07:01.260,0:07:04.850 You're going to keep[br]the whole company. 0:07:04.850,0:07:07.280 But I want to be your financier. 0:07:07.280,0:07:11.170 I want you to give me $0.50[br]on every unit sold until I get 0:07:11.170,0:07:12.080 the $100k back. 0:07:12.080,0:07:14.818 Then it drops to[br]$0.10 in perpetuity. 0:07:14.818,0:07:16.360 MARC CUBAN: He just[br]wants to increase 0:07:16.360,0:07:18.110 your cost of goods sold by 50%. 0:07:18.110,0:07:18.760 Nothing, right? 0:07:18.760,0:07:20.845 KEVIN O'LEARY: Why give[br]up 30% of your company? 0:07:20.845,0:07:22.970 DAYMOND JOHN: Just to[br]sweeten the pot a little bit, 0:07:22.970,0:07:30.818 I'm going to give[br]you $150,000 for 25%. 0:07:30.818,0:07:31.735 ROBERT HERJAVEC: Whoa. 0:07:31.735,0:07:33.903 0:07:33.903,0:07:35.570 KEVIN O'LEARY: What[br]are you going to do? 0:07:35.570,0:07:38.860 LORI GREINER: I'm changing[br]my offer, actually. 0:07:38.860,0:07:44.660 $100,000, but for 25% The[br]experience, the connections, 0:07:44.660,0:07:47.720 everything that I have,[br]it will be successful. 0:07:47.720,0:07:50.530 I am partnered with[br]the best of them. 0:07:50.530,0:07:53.150 KEVIN O'LEARY: Why give up[br]any part of Scrub Daddy? 0:07:53.150,0:07:55.370 Think of the relationship[br]you have with this sponge. 0:07:55.370,0:07:55.870 [LAUGHS] 0:07:55.870,0:07:57.490 You're selling this thing out. 0:07:57.490,0:07:58.547 And it's going to cry. 0:07:58.547,0:07:59.630 It won't be happy anymore. 0:07:59.630,0:08:03.250 LORI GREINER: QVC, infomercial,[br]and into every single retailer 0:08:03.250,0:08:04.550 worldwide. 0:08:04.550,0:08:07.090 That's the power of[br]what we can do, just 0:08:07.090,0:08:08.870 by one infomercial spot. 0:08:08.870,0:08:09.940 I can get you there. 0:08:09.940,0:08:10.890 KEVIN O'LEARY: He[br]knows that already. 0:08:10.890,0:08:11.280 LORI GREINER: I'm not done. 0:08:11.280,0:08:12.360 DAYMOND JOHN: We've[br]heard that already. 0:08:12.360,0:08:13.680 We've heard that already. 0:08:13.680,0:08:15.100 KEVIN O'LEARY: I want the[br]answer to one question. 0:08:15.100,0:08:15.610 All right. 0:08:15.610,0:08:20.760 Do you think 25% of the equity[br]in your company is worth more 0:08:20.760,0:08:23.787 or less than $0.10 a[br]unit in perpetuity? 0:08:23.787,0:08:25.120 LORI GREINER: And he's all talk. 0:08:25.120,0:08:26.290 Where is he going to take you? 0:08:26.290,0:08:27.300 KEVIN O'LEARY: It[br]doesn't matter. 0:08:27.300,0:08:28.020 LORI GREINER: It does matter. 0:08:28.020,0:08:29.535 Connections are everything. 0:08:29.535,0:08:32.250 KEVIN O'LEARY: You keep[br]25% of this business, which 0:08:32.250,0:08:34.799 may sell 10 million of[br]these, and you keep it 0:08:34.799,0:08:35.632 all for yourself. 0:08:35.632,0:08:37.799 LORI GREINER: But you're[br]going to be keeping nothing 0:08:37.799,0:08:39.400 because he doesn't know[br]how to get this out. 0:08:39.400,0:08:40.830 KEVIN O'LEARY: You[br]haven't had any success. 0:08:40.830,0:08:41.497 You're an idiot. 0:08:41.497,0:08:42.687 You don't know what to do. 0:08:42.687,0:08:44.020 AARON KRAUSE: I know what to do. 0:08:44.020,0:08:44.978 KEVIN O'LEARY: Exactly. 0:08:44.978,0:08:48.150 DAYMOND JOHN: I just did a half[br]a billion deal with Walmart. 0:08:48.150,0:08:49.555 Half a billion. 0:08:49.555,0:08:51.430 LORI GREINER: But that[br]doesn't mean anything. 0:08:51.430,0:08:52.300 What product is it? 0:08:52.300,0:08:52.620 AARON KRAUSE: OK. 0:08:52.620,0:08:53.670 I'd like to review-- 0:08:53.670,0:08:54.878 KEVIN O'LEARY: Wait a second. 0:08:54.878,0:08:56.140 Let the sponge speak. 0:08:56.140,0:08:57.388 And it's saying-- 0:08:57.388,0:08:58.180 LORI GREINER: Lori. 0:08:58.180,0:08:59.760 KEVIN O'LEARY: --go with Kevin. 0:08:59.760,0:09:01.270 ROBERT HERJAVEC: Aaron,[br]they're like children up here. 0:09:01.270,0:09:01.930 It's awful. 0:09:01.930,0:09:02.730 KEVIN O'LEARY: Let's recap. 0:09:02.730,0:09:04.147 AARON KRAUSE: Let's[br]recap, please. 0:09:04.147,0:09:07.770 ROBERT HERJAVEC: $150,000[br]for 25% from Daymond. 0:09:07.770,0:09:08.730 Kevin? 0:09:08.730,0:09:12.710 KEVIN O'LEARY: $100,000 for[br]no percent and a tiny tithe 0:09:12.710,0:09:13.890 of $0.10. 0:09:13.890,0:09:15.210 You keep all the equity. 0:09:15.210,0:09:20.790 ROBERT HERJAVEC: Lori is[br]offering you $100,000 for 25%. 0:09:20.790,0:09:22.890 LORI GREINER: I offered[br]$150,000 last time. 0:09:22.890,0:09:23.240 ROBERT HERJAVEC: Whoa. 0:09:23.240,0:09:23.720 Hang on. 0:09:23.720,0:09:24.110 KEVIN O'LEARY: I[br]didn't hear that. 0:09:24.110,0:09:24.890 DAYMOND JOHN: You[br]said a hundred, Lori. 0:09:24.890,0:09:27.090 LORI GREINER: Oh, well,[br]I changed my mind. 0:09:27.090,0:09:30.410 $150,000 for 25%. 0:09:30.410,0:09:33.987 I'll make you a[br]millionaire within a year. 0:09:33.987,0:09:35.820 DAYMOND JOHN: So mine[br]just went to $175,000. 0:09:35.820,0:09:38.180 KEVIN O'LEARY: Whoa! 0:09:38.180,0:09:39.600 AARON KRAUSE: He's[br]up to $175,000? 0:09:39.600,0:09:40.790 DAYMOND JOHN: Yeah. 0:09:40.790,0:09:42.590 LORI GREINER: Mine[br]just went to two. 0:09:42.590,0:09:43.423 KEVIN O'LEARY: Whoa! 0:09:43.423,0:09:45.910 [SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC] 0:09:45.910,0:09:48.650 0:09:48.650,0:09:52.400 DAYMOND JOHN: The good news[br]is, I just made you an extra 0:09:52.400,0:09:54.380 $100,000. 0:09:54.380,0:09:55.290 I'm out. 0:09:55.290,0:09:58.182 I wanted to stick it to her. 0:09:58.182,0:09:59.015 KEVIN O'LEARY: Ouch. 0:09:59.015,0:10:03.020 0:10:03.020,0:10:05.360 ROBERT HERJAVEC: Wow. 0:10:05.360,0:10:08.600 KEVIN O'LEARY: I'll drop the[br]$0.50 down to $0.25 until 0:10:08.600,0:10:10.200 the $100k is recovered. 0:10:10.200,0:10:13.840 And then go to $0.10. 0:10:13.840,0:10:17.470 AARON KRAUSE: Will[br]you go to $0.05? 0:10:17.470,0:10:19.697 KEVIN O'LEARY: 7 and[br]1/2, it's a deal. 0:10:19.697,0:10:20.530 ROBERT HERJAVEC: OK. 0:10:20.530,0:10:24.340 Aaron, you've got two[br]offers on the table. 0:10:24.340,0:10:26.260 What are you going to do? 0:10:26.260,0:10:28.900 DAYMOND JOHN: You have to[br]make up your mind right now. 0:10:28.900,0:10:30.700 LORI GREINER: You[br]don't see the benefit 0:10:30.700,0:10:32.120 of having me as a partner. 0:10:32.120,0:10:33.080 AARON KRAUSE: I never said that. 0:10:33.080,0:10:34.455 LORI GREINER: You[br]need to tell me 0:10:34.455,0:10:39.197 right now, whether you're going[br]with me or not, or I'm out. 0:10:39.197,0:10:40.530 KEVIN O'LEARY: I'm here for you. 0:10:40.530,0:10:43.210 0:10:43.210,0:10:45.550 AARON KRAUSE: I think[br]your deal is awesome. 0:10:45.550,0:10:47.448 The equity amount is too much. 0:10:47.448,0:10:48.990 Would you consider[br]coming down to 20? 0:10:48.990,0:10:55.360 0:10:55.360,0:10:57.100 LORI GREINER: You[br]know what, I will. 0:10:57.100,0:10:57.793 I'll go to 20. 0:10:57.793,0:10:58.960 AARON KRAUSE: We got a deal. 0:10:58.960,0:10:59.600 LORI GREINER: We got a deal. 0:10:59.600,0:11:00.725 ROBERT HERJAVEC: All right. 0:11:00.725,0:11:01.600 LORI GREINER: Good. 0:11:01.600,0:11:02.870 MARC CUBAN: Way to go, Aaron! 0:11:02.870,0:11:04.440 ROBERT HERJAVEC: Woo! 0:11:04.440,0:11:05.690 LORI GREINER: Congratulations. 0:11:05.690,0:11:06.815 AARON KRAUSE: Thanks, Lori. 0:11:06.815,0:11:07.453 I'm so excited. 0:11:07.453,0:11:08.870 KEVIN O'LEARY: You[br]are dead to me. 0:11:08.870,0:11:10.570 And the sponge is dead. 0:11:10.570,0:11:12.803 AARON KRAUSE: Thanks, guys. 0:11:12.803,0:11:14.345 KEVIN O'LEARY: Scrub[br]Daddy, you suck! 0:11:14.345,0:11:17.640 0:11:17.640,0:11:18.890 AARON KRAUSE: That is awesome. 0:11:18.890,0:11:19.930 We got a deal. 0:11:19.930,0:11:22.180 Lori, it's a dream come true. 0:11:22.180,0:11:23.800 It's absolutely a[br]dream come true. 0:11:23.800,0:11:25.925 DAYMOND JOHN: I don't care[br]how much money you have. 0:11:25.925,0:11:28.240 I'm so satisfied to know[br]that you lost an extra 100. 0:11:28.240,0:11:29.323 I know you'll get me back. 0:11:29.323,0:11:31.560 LORI GREINER: It's going to[br]be a gangbuster, huge hit 0:11:31.560,0:11:32.495 in infomercial. 0:11:32.495,0:11:33.870 ROBERT HERJAVEC:[br]Good deal, Lori. 0:11:33.870,0:11:35.203 LORI GREINER: It's a great deal. 0:11:35.203,0:11:38.580 0:11:38.580,0:11:40.110 NARRATOR: In season[br]four, we watched 0:11:40.110,0:11:41.880 Aaron Krause make[br]a deal with Lori 0:11:41.880,0:11:44.413 Greiner for his innovative[br]sponge, the Scrub Daddy. 0:11:44.413,0:11:45.580 LORI GREINER: I'll go to 20. 0:11:45.580,0:11:46.180 AARON KRAUSE: We got a deal. 0:11:46.180,0:11:48.160 NARRATOR: Let's see[br]what he's up to now. 0:11:48.160,0:11:49.827 AARON KRAUSE: When I[br]pitched the sharks, 0:11:49.827,0:11:53.200 we only had $100,000 in[br]retail sales and one product. 0:11:53.200,0:11:59.950 And now, in 10 years, the[br]company has 273 employees. 0:11:59.950,0:12:01.600 We have 160 products. 0:12:01.600,0:12:05.200 And we're sold in[br]257,000 retail locations. 0:12:05.200,0:12:07.800 Scrub Daddy is one of the[br]top five grossing companies 0:12:07.800,0:12:12.210 in Shark Tank history,[br]doing over $670 million 0:12:12.210,0:12:13.400 in retail sales. 0:12:13.400,0:12:16.105 Before Shark Tank, there was[br]only one manufacturing facility, 0:12:16.105,0:12:16.980 which was in Germany. 0:12:16.980,0:12:18.680 And now, we moved[br]our manufacturing 0:12:18.680,0:12:21.120 into Chattanooga,[br]Tennessee and New Jersey. 0:12:21.120,0:12:22.820 We're made in the United States. 0:12:22.820,0:12:26.220 We designed our new headquarters[br]to be totally solar powered. 0:12:26.220,0:12:28.440 In fact, we have so[br]much excess electricity, 0:12:28.440,0:12:31.020 we powered homes in the[br]surrounding neighborhood. 0:12:31.020,0:12:31.950 LORI GREINER: Hey. 0:12:31.950,0:12:32.960 AARON KRAUSE: Welcome. 0:12:32.960,0:12:34.520 Welcome to Smile Central. 0:12:34.520,0:12:37.580 In another strategic move,[br]we've developed a relationship 0:12:37.580,0:12:40.910 with Unilever, the largest[br]producer of soap products 0:12:40.910,0:12:41.820 in the world. 0:12:41.820,0:12:43.850 They will be able[br]to expand our brand 0:12:43.850,0:12:46.950 reach to countries, where people[br]have never heard of Scrub Daddy. 0:12:46.950,0:12:49.533 KEWAL SANGHVI: We're extremely[br]excited to reach more consumers 0:12:49.533,0:12:52.080 globally and make cleaning[br]a fun activity worldwide. 0:12:52.080,0:12:54.330 LORI GREINER: Everybody that[br]comes into the Shark Tank 0:12:54.330,0:12:55.742 dreams of global domination. 0:12:55.742,0:12:57.200 And after signing[br]this partnership, 0:12:57.200,0:12:58.760 you know what we just got? 0:12:58.760,0:13:00.528 AARON AND LORI:[br]Global domination. 0:13:00.528,0:13:01.320 AARON KRAUSE: Yeah. 0:13:01.320,0:13:02.630 You got it. 0:13:02.630,0:13:04.850 LORI GREINER: The last[br]10 years has taught me 0:13:04.850,0:13:08.430 so much about Aaron as a[br]person, the creativity, 0:13:08.430,0:13:09.960 the caring about the planet. 0:13:09.960,0:13:12.830 He is the consummate[br]inventor, entrepreneur, 0:13:12.830,0:13:15.200 and every investor's dream. 0:13:15.200,0:13:16.860 It's our 10-year anniversary. 0:13:16.860,0:13:18.610 AARON KRAUSE: It would[br]be difficult to put 0:13:18.610,0:13:22.730 into words, what being on Shark[br]Tank has done for my life, 0:13:22.730,0:13:25.160 and the hundreds of[br]employees that we have now. 0:13:25.160,0:13:28.090 I go around the[br]globe and represent 0:13:28.090,0:13:30.490 what Shark Tank means[br]to entrepreneurs 0:13:30.490,0:13:32.450 and to the spirit of business. 0:13:32.450,0:13:35.930 This smiley face sponge has[br]not just changed my life, 0:13:35.930,0:13:38.950 but people all over the[br]world are smiling now 0:13:38.950,0:13:42.310 as they use the[br]Scrub Daddy product. 0:13:42.310,0:13:44.460 ALL: Scrub Daddy! 0:13:44.460,0:14:16.000