- Robert Herjavec: I wanna participate, but Barbara can add a tremendous amount of value to this category.
- Barbara Cororan: Tell me that again, Robert. In fact, here's my offer and it excludes Robert. I'll give you $150k as a line of credit but I still get 20% equity.
- Robert Herjavec: Barbara, that doesn't make any sense!
- Barbara Cororan: Of course it makes sense!
- Robert Herjavec: With my offer you put up half the money and get the same equity!
- Barbara Cororan: But I don't want you in the deal.
- Mark Cuban: And it's not fair to take 40%.
- Barbara Cororan: No fair. He's a lovely guy, but he is a pain in the ass when you try to reach him and that's not any fun. I like to make all the decisions with my entrepreneurs and see what they think. I move quickly, and besides...
- Kevin O'Leary: Robert, Barbara just threw you under a bus!
- Robert Herjavec: I'm not gonna argue with her. Barbara writes on a stone tablet. I use this fancy thing called e-mail.
- Robert Herjavec: But Arthur, just put yourself in my shoes for a minute. You're in Walmart, largest retailer in the world, you're in 75 stores and you only done $10k in sales. That seems bad to me.
- Barbara Corcoran: Tell us what we're missing.
- Mark Cuban: Tell us why this is good news.
- Arthur Grayer - Entrepreneur: [sarcastically] This is very good news!
- Robert Herjavec: Why!
- Arthur Grayer - Entrepreneur: Well, that... that we'll try something out...
- Michael Wooley - Entrepreneur: Can we come back and let me give a little history. After my daughter had invented it, she won her 6th grade science class contest. Then, another contest called Million Dollar Idea Challenge comes up and so it was put on Oprah Winfrey.
- Barbara Corcoran: And *still* you only sold $10k.
- Robert Herjavec: This is not a good story!
- Michael Wooley - Entrepreneur: Well, this was back in 2003.
- Mark Cuban: How old's your daughter now?
- Michael Wooley - Entrepreneur: She's 27.
- [Barbara looks up in shock]
- Mark Cuban: AHAHAHAHAHA!
- Kevin O'Leary: I look at you, Ellie and Becca, as entrepreneurs that've gone through a 3 year process. The more time you spend on it, the more you're wasting your productive time, because you're good enough and have proven you can build businesses, but you've gotta have to come up with a better idea. This idea *sucks*. This is a howling dog from Hell, I'm out.
- Becca Nelson - Entrepreneur: Okay, I respect your opinion, but...
- Kevin O'Leary: You must listen to me. I'm your friend here.
- Ellie Brown - Entrepreneur: We want to be sponges. We want to learn from you guys.
- Mark Cuban: You haven't learned enough from your 3 years of issues?
- Barbara Corcoran: Ladies, you love designing, but your eye's not on the business.
- Ellie Brown - Entrepreneur: Work with us. Teach us. We'll learn.
- Barbara Corcoran: I'm out.
- Robert Herjavec: Ellie, Becca... reusable, wearable, tear-proof, residue free - nobody cares. I'm out.
- Becca Nelson - Entrepreneur: Okay, thank you, Robert.
- Mark Cuban: Do you have a website and do you sell online? 'Cause your name sucks.
- Becca Nelson - Entrepreneur: [giggles nervously] What, Evrewares? 'Cause you can re-wear...
- Kevin O'Leary: I thought it was glasses.
- Becca Nelson - Entrepreneur: It's fantastic being here, guys.