(current manufacturer) schedule when placing orders. He has 3,000 stores lined up and needs a strategic partner. Sales: Almost $100K in 4 months. Kevin started the bidding as only he could offering the $100K for 50% and Aaron immediately told him that his bid was out. Daymond offered $50K (half of the stake) for 15% -- conditional that Lori would pick up the other half. Lori saw his product as a hero -- not a zero and offered him the $100K for 30% ignoring Daymond, and promising to get the Scrub Daddy onto an infomercial right away and into retail stores across the country within weeks. Kevin offered the stake again with no equity but fifty cents per unit until he is paid back, then ten cents in perpetuity. Daymond countered with $150K for 25%. Wow -- a bidding war and upping the ante. We don't see this very often. Lori changed her offer to 25% of the company with the original $100K stake bragging about her contacts while Kevin argued that he shouldn't give up ownership. Robert recapped the bidding for Aaron and when he repeated Lori's offer she said that it should have been $150K -- matching Daymond's. She said she would make him a millionaire within a year, and then Daymond went to $175K followed by Lori going to $200K! Daymond backed out of the bidding claiming that he just wanted to stick it to Lori. Aaron haggled with Kevin over 2.5 cents while Lori was steaming,