I’d buy Llama Brew if it was $5 per bottle and I could get it locally. It would also need a solid guarantee.

I like the enthusiasm of Send-A-Ball, but $20 is too much. Don’t balls like that sell for $1.00 in the big bins at toy stores?

I would be too embarrassed to be walking around with a Nubrella over my head, plus I question how it might affect my peripheral vision. In other words, I might feel a bit claustrophobic under one of those.

I’m a guy, so shoe parties aren’t my thing, but “Nutbar Number Six” is probably the only person in the world that could be successful at this.

while the llama stuff certainly seems like a solid (no pun intended) product, and they explained that they did have a patent on processing it, I can’t understand why they were asking for so much money which clearly kept anyone from being remotely interested. I think if they demonstrated and cut the price by more than half, they might have gotten something. but really, they are better off trying to distribute the product to home improvement retailers, nurseries, and farm supply stores, starting with some of the smaller local operations.

I think the “Professaah” of shoes is certifiably nuts and I thought it was hilarious (and not even that insulting, just true) for Robert to call her out on it in such great detail. too funny… definitely the high comedic point of the night.